Guide Metro Paris App Reviews

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This app helped us a lot on our vacation to Paris and saved much research time. In combination with "Paris2Go", we had a perfect offline planning kit for all sights and their approach. However, there was an error with the Metro line 10, where the opposite final destination of the line we had to take was displayed.

The Ideal app for travelling in Paris. Without it it had been a catastrophe

i just came back from a trip to paris. i can tell this app works totally flawless. used it very frequentliy and it always guided me to the locations perfect and it works offline. when you look forward to a trip to paris this is your perfect app.

A fantastic app for anyone visiting Paris and planning to use the metro. Just type in your start and end stations and it will tell you the line, direction, and transfers you need to take. Its not up to date with some of the new stations that have been added, but it still got us where we needed to go.

This is a great program, works without data connection, so you dont have to pay for roaming data connection fees, just type in the destination station, it will tell you all the information you need :)

I was goıng to euro dısney and ı trıed to locate the marne la vallee stop but ıt was not lısted there… useless applıcatıon sorry.

First of all it works off-line. That means you dont need internet connection to use it once you download. What the app does using the embed metro data and serve you as you can easily understand. Suppose you lost your gps facility. No prob. You can go on by typing your current location to"from" text box. At my first visit to Paris used for 4 days and never needed to look at any map. Also gives you the estimated travel time. The only negative thing Ive faced: if the gps doesnt work and you press find my location button it shows the last known location. That means if you do not check the "from" location before refreshing the root you may be mistaken.

Great app! Very helpful!

No map, its horrible. And app is crashed, cant start it after add favorite route.

This app really helped me in Paris! OFFLINE app! You just need to know the name of stations in metro (you can find it in usual maps) and this app will give you the right way! Absolutely advice this app, guys!

very-very bad. for any route propose one or two extra changes. what kind of ratio you have?

Maybe it is a good app, but I will never know it. Because it crashes. Impossible to use it.

I never feel the urge to write a review but I have to say that this is an amazing help. Extremely useful and the GPS works perfectly to help you find the right stop. Maybe an integration with google maps would help understand WHERE actually is the stop but the app is amazing whatsoever.

To every traveller, if you go to Paris, you need this app!

Does what it says it will do. Give it 2 stops and it will calculate the best way. And it works offline!

Dont install it. It says its free and you get charged for it.

This app is great for iPhone! Just put in the Metro stop where you want and press the "current location" button and it will automatically show you the quickest route. You can also put in specific stops. GPS always found me the nearest stop. I recommend downloading a .pdf of the Metro (available many places) as a supplement but you really dont need it. I love this free app. Did everything I needed.

This app was definitely helpful on my Paris trip, especially for cross-city trips like Versailles. This was primarily due to the app including RER routes. On the other hand, it was a bit hard to use for short in-city stuff, as it defaulted to the shortest transit time, ignoring the longer platform time for RER trips.

We used this a lot in Paris last week. Very helpful in easily selecting the quickest route to your destination, as opposed to studying the maze on the Metro map. I simply picked two nearby Metro stations as start points and had the app map out the route to my desired end station. I then picked the shorter route of the two. The app displays a line graph for you showing each of the stations you pass through with a note showing the correct direction to board in each transfer station. Hint: you may want to pick the route that avoids the bigger transfer stations (e.g., Gare du Nord, Concorde) because you will have a long walk in those stations to the connecting Metro line.