Britons issued France travel warning as train stations in Paris set to close for national day

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Britons have been warned of disruption across Paris as France prepares to celebrate its national day.Bastille Day celebrations have taken place across France today and will continue to take place on Tuesday, causing major disruption for tourists.

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The Government has warned that "French National Day (Bastille Day) celebrations will take place in Paris on the evening of Monday, July 13, and on Tuesday, July 14."From 6am to 3pm on Tuesday, July 14, vehicle access in some areas of Paris will be restricted.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "Parking will also be restricted in some areas from 07:00 on Monday, July 13, to 3pm on Tuesday, July 14."Check the Police Prefecture's website (in French) for up-to-date information about these restrictions."Certain metro and RER stations will also be closed on Monday, July 13, and Tuesday, July 14."Check the Parisian transport authority's website (in French) for the latest information about closures."British forces are set to take part in the...

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