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10h02

Versailles

78000

8 min on foot (600 m)
10h10
Versailles Château Rive Gauche
Direction Juvisy
Normal traffic
12 stations (37 min)
- Porchefontaine
- Viroflay Rive Gauche
- Chaville - Vélizy
- Meudon Val Fleury
- Issy - Val de Seine
- Pont du Garigliano - Hôpital Européen G. Pompidou
- Javel
- Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel
- Pont de l'Alma
- Invalides
- Musée d'Orsay
10h46
Saint-Michel Notre-Dame
10 min on foot (800 m)

10h56

Paris

75001-75116

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Directions from Versailles (78000) to Paris (75000) by public transport

Mappy allows you to find the best route by public transport (among the different modes: Metro, RER, Bus, Tram, Transilien) to go from Versailles to Paris You can also compare your journey Versailles Paris between several lines or with other modes of transportation and calculate the savings in time or cost. Mappy is available for several transport networks including RATP, TCL, TBC, CTS, TLC.

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Versailles to Paris by public transportation

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Duration	55 min à 1 h 05
Distance by public transportation	20.8 km à 21.0 km
Bird's eye distance	17 km
Ticket price	€0
Total Price	€0
Environmental impact
CO₂ emissions	0 kg
NOx emissions	0.0 à 0.5 g NOx emissions Nitrogen oxides (NOx) primarily consist of two molecules: nitrogen monoxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2). They can cause health problems such as respiratory tract irritation, heart diseases, and lung problems in individuals who are exposed for prolonged periods. NO2 is 40 times more toxic than carbon monoxide (CO) and four times more toxic than NO.
PM10 emissions	0 à 19 mg PM10 emissions Les particules PM10 sont des particules fines en suspension dans l'air, d'un diamètre inférieur à 10 µm. Les particules grossières, fraction comprise entre 2.5 µm et 10 µm, ont des effets sur la santé respiratoire. La fraction fine des particules, celles inférieures à 2.5 µm, elles impactent à long terme la santé cardiovasculaire.