Hello! I am trying to figure all this train schedules out and going a bit nuts. LOL. In the following situation, should I get a Paris Metro pass? The transfer times seem tight so I don't think I would want to buy any passes before hand. Or would buying the train ticket cover the metro portion as well? so confused...
10:39 am
1h 2min
Paris Montparnasse 1 Et 2Paris
11:41 am
16minTransfer
Montparnasse BienvenueParis
11:57 am
10min
Les HallesParis
12:07 pm
3minTransfer
Châtelet Les HallesParis
12:10 pm
2min
Details
Gare De LyonParis
12:12 pm
3minTransfer
Gare De LyonParis
12:16 pm
59min
Bourron-Marlotte - GrezBourron Marlotte - Grez Station, France
1:15 pm
1 answer
I'm not sure what to make of the itinerary that was pasted into your question, but I can suggest an itinerary to get from Gare Montparnasse to Gare de Lyon.
From the Gare Montparnasse railway station, walk (about 10-12 minutes) to Montparnasse Bienvenüe Metro (subway) station, the Metro 4 line in particular. Take this Metro line towards Porte de Clignacourt until Chatelet, then transfer to Metro 14, direction Olympiades until Gare de Lyon. Travel time (after reaching Bienvenüe station) is about 17 minutes, so total travel time of just under 30 minutes.
A single Paris Metro ticket for 2.50€ would suffice for this short trip and is valid for the transfer at Chatelet.