Hotel Sèvres Montparnasse Paris acces map 153, rue de Vaugirard - 75015 PARIS Montparnasse |
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| The Hotel Sèvres Montparnasse Paris is located in the 15th district of Paris, Montparnasse quarter. Metro stations : Falguière (line 12) at 155 m / Pasteur (lines 6-12) at 246 m. Car parks : - Parking Paris Montparnasse Pasteur à 333 m (17, boulevard de Vaugirard 75015 / Phone : 01.43.35.04.41) - Parking Paris Montparnasse Océane à 390 m (50, avenue du Maine 75014 / Phone : 01.43.35.04.41) - Parking Tour Montparnasse à 481 m (17, rue de l'Arrivée 75015) |  |
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| Access from Roissy Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport to the Hotel Sèvres Montparnasse Paris | ||
| Transport | Line | Up to (station) |
| RER then Metro | B 6 | Denfert Rochereau Pasteur |
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| Gare Montparnasse - 452 m Gare d'Austerlitz - 3.7 km Gare Saint-Lazare - 3.8 km Gare de Lyon - 4.2 km | Gare de l'Est - 4.9 km Gare de Bercy - 4.9 km Gare du Nord - 5 km | Aéroport Paris - Orly - 13 km Aéroport Paris - Charles de Gaulle (CDG) - 25.8 km Aéroport Beauvais - Tillé - 70.1 km |
 | Tourism Hotel Sèvres Montparnasse Paris |  |
 Tour Montparnasse 33 avenue du Maine - 75014 Paris (529 m) The Montparnasse tower is essentially an office-block. Which is not a surprise as Montparnasse is known as one of the most important business area of the city. However, on the top of it (ie on the 59th floor), its terrace offers you a panoramic view of the French capital. Paris is at your feet. |
 Invalides 129 rue de Grenelle - 75007 Paris (1.3 km) The Invalides were built in 1670 by Louis XIV - the Sun King - as a home for wounded veterans. Initially, the Golden Dome at the top of the Saint Louis des Invalides church was a monument to the glory of Louis XIV. Today, it houses the tomb of Napoleon (his ashes were brought there 19 years after his death). The Invalides are surrounded by lovely gardens with some bronze cannons. |
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