Paris transport guide
Plan your airport, city and destination journeys with confidence.
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Paris airports
Start by matching your arrival airport to your accommodation address. CDG, Orly and Beauvais are in different locations, so an inexpensive flight does not automatically mean the easiest onward journey.
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For a Charles de Gaulle arrival, your terminal and exact destination matter. “Central Paris” is not a single stop: the hotel neighbourhood can change connections and the final walk.
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When choosing your journey from Orly, consider the final stretch as well. Your accommodation address, arrival time and luggage help determine the most practical option.
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Beauvais travel
A Beauvais flight requires a separate plan for the road journey to your accommodation. Flying to the Paris region does not mean the airport is close to your hotel.
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Disneyland travel
Plan a Disneyland day as a return journey, not just an outbound trip. Your starting address, time at the park and children’s needs all affect the arrangements.
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La Vallée Village
Plan your shopping visit with the return luggage in mind. Space that seems sufficient on the way out may be tight after a day of shopping.
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Visit the Louvre
For the Louvre, distinguish the vehicle drop-off from the entrance specified for your visit. Arriving nearby by car does not mean driving directly to the entrance shown on your ticket.
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Visit Versailles
At Versailles, time spent in the palace, gardens and surrounding area shapes your return plan. Consider the whole visit rather than just the distance on a map.
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Private chauffeurs
Travelling between two addresses differs from a day with several stops. A chauffeur on an agreed schedule may suit a day combining meetings, shopping and sightseeing.
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Family travel
Choose a vehicle for the whole family load, not only the number of adults. Child seats, a pushchair and suitcases must fit together; installed seats can affect available space.
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Groups and luggage
Seat count alone is not enough to plan group transport. Count large suitcases, cabin bags, sports equipment and child seats together.
Read the guideStation transfers
Paris has several major railway stations. Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon, Gare de l’Est and Montparnasse are different places: use the station printed on your train ticket.
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Paris sightseeing
Choose priorities rather than packing too many stops into one day. A photo stop and a detailed visit need different amounts of time at the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Champs-Élysées or Montmartre.
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Parc Astérix travel
Plan both directions for a day at Parc Astérix. A journey from your hotel differs from travelling directly from an airport.
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A VIP transfer is more than a vehicle’s appearance. A clear itinerary, organised meeting point, suitable luggage space and an understandable service scope matter.
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