How easy is it to get from the two destinations, in light of the strikes, will I have to walk or can I use public transport
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In theory bus 42 will take you from GDN to Eiffel Tower from where you%26#39;d have a 5-10 minute walk. It%26#39;s a great ride as it takes you past a lot of %26#39;the sights%26#39;. That%26#39;s the easiest but not the quickest. Metro will be quicker but requires one change at Strasbourg St Denis.
In practice - public transport is suffering badly from strike action and varies day to day. I think about 50% of buses are running now but there%26#39;s no way of knowing exactly.
Let%26#39;s hope that Wednesday%26#39;s talks ease the situation.
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You don%26#39;t want to walk with luggage from GdN to rue Chevert, if that%26#39;s your question... You can get a taxi, usually around 10-15euro.
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It is too far to walk, but if you are patient, you will get a taxi, even wiith the strike. If you have not been there before, rue Chevert is a small street that can be difficult to find, so it will be helpful to have a map to show the taxi driver (depending on your proficiency in French).
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Thanks for your help
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Have woken this morning, read more threads and really not sure what to do, we will lose £250 approx if we cancel, however we don%26#39;t mind walking and only have hand luggage, can anyone give any advice on what to do in light of the strikes and is the metro working now
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