"gaurav" wrote in news:1157147654.629908.60280
@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> Hey Joseph
> Thanks for the replying.
> I would have loved to go by train, but I am in a bit of tight bugdet.
> Can u please suggest me that, in the event, i decide to ultimately go
> by bus, which one shud I take and 2ndly wht is the rate differance
> between train and bus journey.
> Thanks again for ur assitance
> Regards
> gaurav
> Joseph Coulter wrote:
>> "gaurav" wrote in news:1157077607.598796.83190
>> @i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:
>>
>> > Hi
>> > i am planning to go from Brussels to Paris around 1-2 October this
>> > year.Could any one give me information as to how to travel in this
>> > sector.Should I travel by train, bus or by air.Which is the
cheapest?
>> > I understand train(thayls) costs abt 70-80 euro?.Can I get a
cheaper
>> > deal than this through bus or flights.Are there any other trains
>> > running in this route
>> > Also, i am planning to spend one day in Brussels(which is not
much).
>> > How much can I cover up and any specific suggestions as to which
>> places
>> > should certianly visit?
>> > Thanks
>> > Gaurav
>> >
>> >
>> I suspect bus may be the cheapest but I would opt for the train as
the
>> most comfiortable and gets you into the heart of the city the
easiest.
>>
>> You will definitely wnat to see the Grand place and the mannequin Pis
>> then walk up the hill to the palace area and then south on Rue Royale
>> and Rue de la Regence toward the Sablon.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Joseph Coulter
>> Cruises and Vacations
>> http://www.josephcoulter.com/
>
Eurolines shows 27 euro for the trip from Bruxelles Nord.
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Joseph Coulter
Cruises and Vacations
http://www.josephcoulter.com/
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