Streetwise Paris Metro Map

User Review: - useful
I also bought the streetwise Paris map which has the same information only slightly larger print. I think the metro index would be good for a man to carry in his wallet or a woman to carry in her pocket because it folds into three parts to become just a little larger than a driver's license, but the Streetwise Paris map is better if you have a purse because it gives much more information. They are both laminated which is helpful.

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User Review: - Paris metro map
OK but not worth the money. These are free (albeit not laminated) at any Paris Metro station. Only bought it as I needed to get up to 25 dollars to get free shipping.

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User Review: - Great product
Super clean, conveniently-small. It is a great tool. (I did have to use my glasses to read it, but sometimes you are forced to give into old age...especially if you want to find your way through the Paris metro.

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User Review: - Paris Mini Metro map
This map was so helpful to us when we walked around Paris a couple weeks ago. You can get a metro map when you get to Paris, but I didn't see one that included the whole city in one map. The Lonely Planet Paris guide had a good map, too, but the mini map is easy to put in your pocket and reference as needed.

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User Review: - Essential for an adventure in Paris
This little laminated map, of the Metro and RER lines in and around Paris, is one of the most valuable and cheap investments you can make before you visit.The details on this map are very small. If you have any difficulty reading fine print, a portable magnifying glass may be in order. This map folds into thirds and easily fits in your pocket. Both the RER and Metro lines are displayed on the same side, making it easy to recognize where to connect with other lines. The free maps from the train stations separate the different lines, making it more cumbersome to plot your course. Spend the money, get this one - you'll use it.

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