Public transportations very convenient

There is a Bus 5 sec downstairs that goes directly to City Hall, Beaubourg Museum and 5 min walk from Notre Dame. When arriving to City shall just cross the bridges and you will be in Paris City Island hearth of W Paris (as Paris a long time ago was only these two island: l’Ile de la cité « City Island and l’Ile Saint Louis « Saint Louis » Island. It’s there that the Gaulois our ancestors lived. The name of France was at this time « La Gaule » - Of course the Romain occupied « La Gaule » until Francs people renamed « La Gaule » France after the end of the Roman Empire

Bus 76 > direct City Hall - - Line 8 great for Opéra, Les Invalides, Place de la Concorde and major touristic places) Line 9 downstairs cross all Paris on the north river Seine and you can with to the Tour Eiffel (There are North and South sides: it’s fun because Parisians are always discussing or arguing about the best side), Tour Eiffel is on the South West of Inside Paris. You have to walk a little as none of the metro stop are next to Eiffel Tower (but let’s say 5/10 min walk after metro) Line 1: that cross all Paris (7/10 min walk) goes to Champ-Elysées

Due to the actual situation it’s mandatory to wear a mask in all closed place: metro, bus, stores, supermarkets etc. You can get a fine of 135 euros if you don’t wear your mask ;)

You can buy 10 tickets for 16 euros or one tickets or any... but more interesting for tourist is to buy a ticket pass for 1 to 3/5 days (don’t loose it ;))