2) From the Orly Airport (in the South of Paris) to Paris

·  Take the automatic métro (Orlyval) ("Paris by train") to the "Antony" station.

·  Take the suburban train (RER) line B to the "Denfert-Rochereau" station.

·  Take the subway ("métro") line #6 to the "Montparnasse" station.

·  Take the subway ("métro") line #13 to the "Chatillon-Montrouge" station (end of the line in the South).

·  Then see "From Paris to EDF"

3) From the Gare du Nord station (Eurostar trains from England or Thalys trains from Belgium)

·  Take the RER line E to the "Haussmann Saint-Lazare" station.

·  Take the subway ("métro") line #13 until the "Chatillon-Montrouge" station (end of the line in the South).

·  Then see "From Paris to EDF"

4) From Paris to EDF

The simplest way :

·  In Paris, subway ("métro") line #13 to the "Chatillon-Montrouge" station (end of the line in the South).

·  Then bus 195 or 295 to the bus stop "Clamart-Fontenay Division Leclerc".

Warning : on line 195, there is a risk of confusion with the bus stop "D'Estienne D'orves Division Leclerc".

5) Tickets

·  From the Airports to EDF : you have to buy one RER ticket to "Paris and Métro". With this ticket you can use the RER and metro once to get to the "Chatillon-Montrouge" station. Then, for using the bus you have to buy one "Métro & bus" ticket.

·  From Paris to EDF : you have to buy one "Métro & bus" ticket for the metro and one "Métro & bus" ticket for the bus.

Prices :

·  "Métro & bus" ticket (also called "Ticket t") : 1.60 € for 1 ticket, 11.60 € for 10 tickets.

·  From the Charles de Gaulle Airport to "Paris and metro" : 8.50 € for 1 ticket.

·  From the Orly Airport to "Paris and metro" : 9.85 € for 1 ticket.

N.B. : inside Paris, the "Métro & bus" ticket is also available for using the RER

Comprehensive Transportation Map 

Additional information:

·  Between "Châtillon Général de Gaulle" and "Clamart – Fontenay Division Leclerc" line 195 and line 295 use two different itineraries. It's about 3 minutes more for the line 195.