Paris periphery parking

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It may still be possible by train but we will see on Monday. However strikes make the trip to Paris look annoying - wondering about driving and parking on the edge near the RER ( it ran a skeleton service last week). Any idea where may be same - ie avoid the worst of the traffic jams. Beyond Orly or Versailles I’m stuck - southern edge of Paris.

Driving into Paris isn’t happening - I am not catching a 1am bus. So as close to the edge as possible with rer looks the sensible solution.

The Paris equivalent of South Morden is what I need

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Where are you coming from and which motorways will you be using? And roughly what time do you hope to be in Paris.

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Your difficulty will be parking, as many others will be thinking the same as you. Look at the P&R sites (parkings relais), or maybe the airports?

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We always park at Antony and walk to the RER B (100mts).

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Thanks. That looks a decent bet

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Just watch out for the pickpockets

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Doesn’t that apply universally in cities, and on public transport?

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Antony works well - thanks for that.

We tried St Remy Les Chevreuse last week - that doesn’t work at all - 13 hour maximum stay in the car parks and on street parking. Right at the end of the RER B