Hotel Timhotel Gaîté Montparnasse Paris acces map 8, rue d'Odessa - 75014 PARIS Montparnasse |
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| The Hotel Timhotel Gaîté Montparnasse Paris is located in the 14th district of Paris, Montparnasse quarter. Metro stations : Montparnasse Bienvenüe (lines 4-6-12-13) at 129 m. Car parks : - Parking Tour Montparnasse à 169 m (17, rue de l'Arrivée 75015) - Parking Havas à 240 m (21, rue du Montparnasse 75006 / Phone : 01.45.48.82.60) - Parking Paris Montparnasse Océane à 261 m (50, avenue du Maine 75014 / Phone : 01.43.35.04.41) |  |
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| Gare Montparnasse - 324 m Gare d'Austerlitz - 3 km Gare de Lyon - 3.6 km Gare Saint-Lazare - 3.8 km | Gare de Bercy - 4.3 km Gare de l'Est - 4.6 km Gare du Nord - 4.7 km | Aéroport Paris - Orly - 12.7 km Aéroport Paris - Charles de Gaulle (CDG) - 25.4 km Aéroport Beauvais - Tillé - 70.3 km |
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 Tour Montparnasse 33 avenue du Maine - 75014 Paris (189 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. |
 Jardin du Luxembourg 75006 Paris (1 km) The Luxembourg Garden (Jardins du Luxembourg) is a sumptuous park with statues and beautiful paths where you could see the Medicis' Fountain (Fontaine des Médicis). It is famous for its lovers on public benches ! In the middle of the garden, you could find the Luxembourg Palace (Palais du Luxembourg) (that once belonged to Marie de Medicis). Today, it houses the French Senate. Formerly, this area was the one of a Roman camp and then, of a convent... |
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