Serving more than 1.5 billion passengers a year, with 16 lines, 302 stations, and all that in only 33 square miles, the Paris Metro is an enormous spider's web ...
I love whizzing around Paris on the metro, where ever I am there’s a train every 6/7 minutes… often every 3 mins… simply amazing! A ticket costs €2.25 whether you go 5 stops or 25?
So convenient, and it’s kept clean.
The Line 7 platforms opened on 5 November 1910 as part of the first section of the line opened between Opéra and Porte de la Villette
It owes its name to the Garnier opera house, built by the architect Charles Garnier .
2024 I begin my 3rd Year…
I have absolutely loved and embraced this challenge, I feel incredibly grateful to have discovered 365 when I was learning...
@pusspup in my search for the opera silhouettes I walked over this bridge… and voila.
I don’t think it’s a public walkway… as I was alone
I discovered at 200 more art silhouettes hiding in the tunnels.
A little spooky but I’ve done it now. I loving your drone photos! Fab
I love the Paris metro too, the low-cost, and the old-fashioned ticket system (albeit a bit antiquated). Although not good if you fall foul of the ticket inspectors!!! I remember the days of the carte orange - the monthly zoned pass I used to buy when I worked at La Défense and travelled daily from Chatou (although that was mostly RER travel). Public transport in France is really pretty good.
I don’t think it’s a public walkway… as I was alone
I discovered at 200 more art silhouettes hiding in the tunnels.
A little spooky but I’ve done it now. I loving your drone photos! Fab
Great POV and a most interesting capture.