Paris metro schedule on-line

Unfortunately, the RATP website in English is not very helpful. Try this:
http://www.ratp.fr/fr/ratp/c_20541/horaires-trafic/ The French website is much more info-rich... I also find the interactive route maps very, very helpful - especially the pop-ups when you place your cursor on a station or bus stop, or line. You can flip from the bus to the Metro plans (top left-hand corner): http://www.ratp.fr/plan-interactif/ I hope this helps!

Just 'cuz I like you... http://parisbytrain.com/paris-to-chateau-versailles-by-train/ Just follow along; somewhere there's a place to click on the RER schedule; you'll have to enlarge it. This is a fantastic resource for all things Paris! Check out the rest of the site. Let me know if this doesn't make sense...

steve, The website in the previous reply is an excellent resource, and should give you an idea on the route from Versailles to Paris / CDG. I did a brief calculation, and one suggested route is: > Take RER C from Versailles Rive Gauche to Saint-Michel > Transfer to RER B to CDG Estimated time: 40 minutes (I'd allow extra time) There is more than one Versailles station, so the time may vary if you're using a different station. Happy travels!

Fourty minutes ain't enough. I'd figure closer to an hour and a half, and that's if you don't mis-step at Saint Michel which has two north-bound trains working the same platform.

Thx to all replies..We have one last night in Paris and thought for a change we would stay in Versailles.. BTW, does anyone know if the Giverny train station has lockers? Thx, Steve.

Darn near did that last time Ed... My wife, kid, and most of our luggage on board before a very nice gentleman advised us we were in the wrong train! Steve

Ed is spot on! According to the Journey Planner on the RATP site, it will take 90 minutes to get from Versailles-Rive Gauche to CDG. Take the RER C from Versailles-Rive Gauche to Saint-Michel Notre-Dame. Transfer to the RER B and take it to either CDG 1 or CDG 2 TGV. Be aware that the RER B line divides northeast of Paris. Be sure to get on a train that is going to CDG. The closest train station to Giverny is at Vernon and it does not have lockers. You can take either a bus or a taxi from Vernon to Giverny. Or you can rent a bike.

Ditto all. The Paris By Train site has the info in English; lots of helpful photos, too. The RER schedules, although they say 2007, are current (at least the ones I've looked at recently), so don't let that throw you. You'll learn how to tell at-a-glance express trains from regular ones, and how to tell which ones go to the airport. If you have an 11:00am flight, you need to be ON THE TRAIN in Versailles by 7:35am AT THE LATEST. A good thing about your correspondance at 'St-Michel' is that there's only these 2 RER lines that meet there (there is a metro line nearby), so there's only 2 levels. Yea! So, I'd do it...if I REALLY wanted to stay in Versailles...

try ratp.fr
there is a section where you put in your origin and departures and it gives you the lines and the time