How many Railway Stations in Paris??

[Sandy M]

My guess was WAY off - I thought this was an interesting and informative article and hope that you do too!

Edit - to add the correct link! Sorry for the error! This is the correct link!

parisianfields.wordpress.com/2012/08/05/ticket-to-ride/

[PariS]

The link doesn't work for me Are you talking major train stations (I'll guess 6) or does that include stops along the way, such as Luxembourg on RER B? If it's the later...maybe 20?? Now I'm curious!

[Sandy M]

OOOPS - I took the link away because it was the wrong one - thanks to Annette for pointing that out to me - I'll do some searching and hopefully find it and repost - now if I can just remember where I read it!! LOL!!! Sorry for the error!

[Sandy M]

Okay Annette - try the new link I added to the original post - now I have the correct one - so glad you let me know that I had posted the wrong one!!

[PariS]

That one works Thanks Sandy, this is an interesting article. I was way off on my count, too!

[khalimera]

hi

there are st lazare gare de lyon gare de l'est gare du nord gare Montparnasse gare austerlitz and gare de bercy (night train).

So there are around 6

[mez]

I would never have guessed that many.

Once I started looking at the pictures, I immediately thought of the building near the La Muette metro, and a few pictures later, there it was. :-)

[mossie]

Very interesting Sandy, and the link.

I thought it was a trick question and wondered how many stations of the Petite Ceinture still existed. I knew of la Fleche d'Or, at 107 rue Bagnolet, and guessed there were more.

[kerouac]

Hah, I took the train from Boulainvilliers to Porte de Clichy today on the RER C.