Young and Happy Hostel

交通路线(如何到达旅舍)：

The Paris Metro is a rapid public transportation system offering 16 lines, numbered
1 to 14, including the minor lines 3bis and 7bis. It is easy to use by identifying on
the map which color or number line the stop you are trying to get to is on, and
noting which stations to transfer at.
The direction to take the subway in is always the last stop of the line in the direction
of your destination.
The subway is quite safe, convenient (metro stops are close together, so you never
have to walk too far), very frequent (usually between 1-5 minute waits, except for
later at night), and runs between approximately 5.30 AM and 12.45 PM, however,
this varies between metro stations.
Though the Metro is what you’ll generally need to get around Paris, there are also
bigger trains that run towards the suburbs and Charles de Gaulle airport, called the
RER, lines A, B, C, D, and E; tramways that travel along the peripheries of Paris, lines
1, 2, 3a, 3b, 5, and 7, and a multitude of bus lines.
Buying a ticket is simple: either buy them directly from the machine if you have
change (highly recommended as it can save you a headache) or a credit or debit card
with a chip. Otherwise, some stations take bills, and most have a teller that can
assist you or sell you tickets.
In terms of fare, for a single ride on the Metro, a “Ticket t+” costs €1,70 or a book of
10 for €13.20. You might want to purchase a special pass for 1, 2, 3, or 5 days that
allows unlimited access to the Metro. These start at €10 (reduced fare for children).
You can also buy a weekly pass, but be aware that it runs from Monday to Monday,
not a week from when you buy it (same goes for a monthly, which starts on the 1st
and ends on the last day of the month).
Leaving the Metro, you will find that there are sometimes several exits with
neighboring street or monument names, some may be closer to your final
destination. It might be useful to know which exit to take, but they are all relatively
close, so it isn’t a big deal if you aren’t sure.
The hostel is easily accessible from Metro line 7 (pink line).
From Metro line 7:
Get off at the Place Monge stop. Once you exit, turn right and go around the small
square until you find the Rue Ortolan. Walk to the end of this street and make a left
onto the Rue Mouffetard. Walk down to number 80 on the right side of the street.
You’re here!
From CDG – Aéroport Charles De Gaulle Airport:
Take the train called RER B in the direction “Saint Rémy les Chevreuse” or
“Robinson”. Get off at the station called Chatelet-les Halles. From there, take Metro
line 7 in the direction of “Villejuif/ Marie d’Ivry” for 4 stops to Place Monge station.
Once you exit, turn right and go around the small square until you find the Rue
Ortolan. Walk to the end of this street and make a left onto the Rue Mouffetard.
Walk down to number 80 on the right side of the street. You’re here!
From ORLY Aiport :
Take the Orlybus shuttle to the station named “Denfert Rochereau”. There, take
metro line 6 in the direction of “Nation” for 4 stops to Place d’Italie. Here, take Metro
line 7 for 3 stops in the direction of “La Courneuve” to Place Monge station. Once
you exit, turn right and go around the small square until you find the Rue Ortolan.
Walk to the end of this street and make a left onto the Rue Mouffetard. Walk down
to number 80 on the right side of the street. You’re here!
From Porte Maillot:
Find Metro line 1 (follow the crowd, short walk). Hop on Metro line 1 in the
direction of Chateau de Vincennes and go 10 stops to Chatelet-Les Halles. From
there, take Metro line 7 in the direction of “Villejuif/ Marie d’Ivry” for 4 stops to
Place Monge station. Once you exit, turn right and go around the small square until
you find the Rue Ortolan. Walk to the end of this street and make a left onto the Rue
Mouffetard. Walk down to number 80 on the right side of the street. You’re here!
From Gare du Nord:
Take Metro line 4 in the direction 'Porte d'Orleans' 1 stop to Gare de l'Est. Then take
Metro line 7 in the direction of 'Villejuif / Mairie d'Ivry' 13 stops to ' Place Monge'.
Once you exit, turn right and go around the small square until you find the Rue
Ortolan. Walk to the end of this street and make a left onto the Rue Mouffetard.
Walk down to number 80 on the right side of the street. You’re here!
From Gare Montparnasse:
Take Metro line 6 in the direction of “Nation” 7 stops to Place d’Italie. Here, switch
to line 7 in the direction of “La Courneuve” for 3 stops to Place Monge station. Once
you exit, turn right and go around the small square until you find the Rue Ortolan.
Walk to the end of this street and make a left onto the Rue Mouffetard. Walk down
to number 80 on the right side of the street. You’re here!
From Gare de Lyon :
At Gare de Lyon, take Metro line 1 in the direction of La Défense 4 stops to Chatelet.
Here, change to line 7, in the direction of “Villejuif/ Marie d’Ivry” for 4 stops to Place
Monge. Once you exit, turn right and go around the small square until you find the
Rue Ortolan. Walk to the end of this street and make a left onto the Rue Mouffetard.
Walk down to number 80 on the right side of the street. You’re here!
From Gare D’Austerlitz :
Take Metro line 10 for 1 stop to “Jussieu”. Switch to Metro line 7 and take it in the
direction of “Villejuif/ Marie d’Ivry” for 1 stop to Place Monge. Once you exit, turn
right and go around the small square until you find the Rue Ortolan. Walk to the end
of this street and make a left onto the Rue Mouffetard. Walk down to number 80 on
the right side of the street. You’re here!
From Gare de l’Est :
Take Metro line 7 for 13 stops in the direction of “Villejuif/ Marie d’Ivry” to Place
Monge. Once you exit, turn right and go around the small square until you find the
Rue Ortolan. Walk to the end of this street and make a left onto the Rue Mouffetard.
Walk down to number 80 on the right side of the street. You’re here!