Gare Saint-Lazare Opéra by bike

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15h57

Gare Saint-Lazare

28 Rue de Rome, 75008 Paris

Take Parking Saint-Lazare and continue for 85 meters
0 m
Turn left onto Rue de Rome and continue for 70 meters
85 m
Take a slight right onto Rue Pasquier and continue for 170 meters
160 m
Turn left onto Boulevard Haussmann and continue for 220 meters
300 m
Continue on the cycleway Rue Auber for 450 meters
550 m
Take a slight right onto Place de l'Opéra and continue for 100 meters
1.0 km
Turn left onto Rue du Quatre Septembre and continue for 35 meters
1.1 km
Turn left onto Place de l'Opéra and continue for 30 meters
1.2 km

16h03

Opéra

Place de l'Opéra, 75002 Paris

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Gare Saint-Lazare to Opéra by bike

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Duration	6 min à 9 min
Distance by bike	1.0 km à 1.3 km
Bird's eye distance	1 km
Price	€0 à €2.60
Environmental impact
CO₂ emissions	0 kg
NOx emissions	0.0 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 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.