SeaBubbles, a French start-up company created by Alain Thébault and Anders Bringdal, has developed a hydrofoil taxi that can travel on water and could help alleviate congestion in major cities around the world. These hydrofoil taxis can fit up to four passengers and one pilot,...
Are you ever out late on a weekend and have to fork out loads on a taxi or an Uber just to get home? Well, now there is a new option available to you: an all-night Metro. This new initiative will be welcome news to...
A new fleet of electric bikes has recently been introduced to Paris to try and reduce pollution and congestion in the city centre. These new bikes, called Véligo, represent a step in the right direction to try and reduce pollution in central Paris and encourage...
Do you use Paris’ public transport but don’t want to have to keep buying paper tickets that you either lose or that end up in the bin? Or do you pay too much for a travel pass that doesn’t work for how much you actually...
Paris is certainly not the most wheelchair-friendly city in the world. Although some progress has been made in recent years with accessible buses and taxis, the old buildings without lifts, narrow, uneven pavements and steep hills in some parts of the city make getting around...
Cityscoot Cityscoot is a service which offers motorised scooters for rent. These electric silent scooters are better for the environment than cars, and reduce noise and air pollution. You don’t need a subscription, as it operates on a pay as you go system. The scooters are available...
Using a bike is a great way to explore and get around the city. Paris’s Vélib’ system is an environmentally friendly initiative that aims to limit the number of cars on the roads and reduce air pollution caused by heavy traffic in Paris. Moodtape Vélib 2...
Hip, edgy, spacious, gentrified, family-friendly… eastern Paris has it all! From its charming squares, markets and public parks to its bistros, pubs and funky clubs, in eastern Paris there’s something for everyone. Here are some tips and tricks for discovering some of the best places in town:
The Mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, is privatising the department for parking enforcement in order to crack down on unpaid ticket offences in the French capital.
During your stay, you’ll be looking for things to do in Paris, right? Wondering how to get around the city and don’t know where to begin? Paris’ metro system is definitely the quickest and most efficient way to travel around the city, not to mention the cheapest! Let Lodgis guide you through the best Paris metro lines for sightseeing!
The bus is a means of public transport that complements the Metro. It enables you to travel in Paris and its inner suburbs by day and night. Had enough of the Paris metro? Take the Paris bus! !
This is so unusual that it needs mentioning : a new RER train station has opened in Paris. This station services the RER E line, the shortest line on the Parisian RER network. This brand-new RER station was officially opened on Sunday, 13th December, 2015. Lodgis gives you all the information about the new Rosa Parks station.
Whether you’re staying in Paris for a short, medium or long trip, you’ll certainly need to find a parking space if you’re coming by car. However, parking spaces in the capital are difficult to come by and expensive! The most practical way round this problem is to book your parking space online in advance. Lodgis explains the 5 reasons that make booking your parking space in advance advisable!.
Want to get a taxi but don’t know how to use them? If you want to know how to take a taxi in Paris, check out the following Lodgis tips to help you!
Here are three eco-friendly ways to travel in our lovely capital city, so you can travel about Paris without polluting it!
Whether you’re a born-and-bred Parisian or have just moved here, you hopefully care about the environment… The big question is: what are the environmentally friendly ways to travel round Paris?
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