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The Aéroports de Paris group manages Orly and Roissy Charles de Gaulle airports.
It is believed that there are two airports in Paris - Roissy and Orly. But a third must be added to them - Beauvais Airport, which is located nearby, only 80 km away. from the city. The important thing is that this airport receives many flights of low-cost airlines.
To avoid a long wait, standing in a traffic jam on public transport, it is always possible to order a taxi or motorcycle taxi service. Access to the airports of Roissy and Orly is possible with the help of a developed network of Parisian public transport: bus, train (bus, RATP, RER). Tickets can be purchased at the box office at metro stations or RER lines.

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How to get to Roissy, Charles de Gaulle airport?

Roissy - Charles de Gaulle Airport is located 23 kilometers north of Paris, on the A1 motorway. It is the largest airport in Paris and the second largest passenger airport in Europe (after London Heathrow). Consists of three terminals.
* Stop Etoile - Porte Maillot (Etoile-Porte Maillot), Station Maillot, Square Charles-de-Gaulle-Etoile.
Departures: from 5-40 to 23-00, every 12 minutes.
Trip duration: 35 minutes

* Stop Montparnasse (Montparnasse), Rue Kommendan - Mouchot, 14th quarter of Paris (Commandant - Mouchotte).
Departures: from 7-00 to 21-00, every hour. From 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., every 30 minutes. Trip duration: 50 minutes.

City buses RATP and buses of the company "Roissybus" (Roissybus).

* Stop: Opéra, rue Scribe, on the corner with rue Auber, 9th quarter of Paris.
Departure frequency: every 15 minutes. From 6-00 to 23-00 - from Roissy to Paris. From 15-45 to 23 - from Paris to Roissy.
Trip duration: 45 minutes

RER is short for Er-o-er (Ile-de-France Express Network). Railway express lines, simply "Paris trains". Divided into lines by directions.

* RER To Gare Roissy - CDG Airport (Charles de Gaulle), terminal 1 or 2 .
Departure: every 15 minutes. Departure from Paris to Roissy: from 4:50 to 0:15; from Roissy to Charles de Gaulle Airport: 4:50 a.m. to 11:50 p.m. Trip duration: 35 minutes. The cost will differ from the choice of wagon category. There is 1st and 2nd class.

* By taxi. Let's name a few companies (among the huge number of existing this moment) that provide taxi services in Paris. The choice is yours. For example: Les Taxis Bleus, Alpha Taxi, Artaxi, Taxi-Radio "Etoile", G 7 Radio, etc. The duration of the trip is about 1 hour outside peak hours, sometimes longer, depending on the traffic on the roads.

The fare depends on the time and distance - on average, approximately 40-80 euros from Paris. The most convenient mode of transport for travelers who fly away with large luggage.

In addition, in Paris there is a taxi without checkers, with a fixed fare - 70 euros. Often in an alternative taxi - a car larger in capacity, for 7 passengers, for example. In the event that you prefer a budget option, but with comfort, you can consider a group transfer for 25 euros per person.

On average, approximate rates for taxi services from Roissy airport (2012):
To the center of Paris (Paris Centre): 50 euros.
To the Exhibition Park Villepinte (Parcs des expositions Villepinte): 20 euros.
Do la Défense: 50 euros.
To Versailles (Versailles): 50 euros.
To the area with the Stade de France stadium: 30 euros.

For a trip to the airport (from the airport) in a prestige class taxi, you will have to pay up to 500-1000 euros for a car with a driver who will meet and help you.

If you can't find the phone number of a taxi company, go to any establishment and ask for a taxi. If you decide to catch a taxi yourself, be aware that in Paris it will not be very easy. Taxi cars are located in special parking lots. Sometimes you have to queue up, as the cars also leave in turn. Be sure to download to your phone or tablet detailed map city ​​by neighborhood.

How to get from Roissy Charles de Gaulle Airport to Paris?

See the reverse direction of the above stops. Note that flights from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kiev, most often arrive at the second terminal 2E.

If you have rented a car

Motorway A1, towards Paris, or via Porte de Bagnolet through the junction to Paris-Est (Paris-Est).
How to get from Paris to Orly Airport?

Orly airport is the closest to the city limits of Paris. Orly Airport is the second largest airport in Paris. It is located 14 kilometers south of Paris, near the city of the same name. Consists of two terminals: Orly-South and Orly-West. It mainly serves flights of charter and domestic airlines.

Autocars Air France - Air France buses

Stop: Aérogare des Invalides street, Essnault-Pelterie street 2 (Essnault-Pelterie), or stop: Montparnasse, Kommendan street - Mouchot, 14 quarter of Paris (Commandant - Mouchotte).
Departure time: from 5-50 to 23-00 every 12 minutes. Travel time: 30 minutes.

City buses RATP - buses of the company Orlybus (Orlibus)

Stop: Place Denfert-Rochereau (Denfert-Rochereau), 14th quarter of Paris.
Departure: every 12 minutes. Departure times: 6:30 am to 11:30 pm from the Orly-South and Orly-West terminal to Paris; from 06:00 to 23:00 from Paris to the Orly-South and Orly-West terminals. Trip duration: 25 minutes.

RER

Take the RER C to Pont-de-Rungis, then transfer to the shuttle bus (navette).
Departure: every 15 minutes. Departure time: 5:30 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. from Orly to Paris; from 5:50 a.m. to 10:50 p.m. from Paris to Orly. Travel time: 35 minutes. The cost depends on the choice of the 1st or 2nd class of wagons.

Take the RER B to Anthony station, then change to the Orlyval special Paris metro line. Orlival trains are shuttles between the airport, the city (including the exhibition park), and Charles de Gaulle airport. For a trip to the center you need to pay about 11 euros, to Charles de Gaulle airport - about 20 euros.

Departure frequency: every 4-8 minutes. Departure time: from 6-30 to 21-15 (from 7-00 to 22-50 on Sundays). Travel time: 35 minutes to the Chatelet les Halles stop.

From the airport by TGV (high speed train).

In Terminal 2: Follow the signs "Exit - Terminal 2 ″ (Sortie - Terminal 2). Look at the flight information boards in order to find out which terminal you have arrived in. To go to another terminal, use the footpaths or the bus- Aéroports de Paris shuttle (blue line).

From Terminal 1 or Terminal 3: Follow the signs "Exit - Terminal 1 and Terminal 3". Use the Aéroports de Paris shuttle bus (red line).

* Taxi. A taxi ride takes half an hour, provided there is no rush hour and traffic jams on city roads. The cost for taxi services fluctuates around 50 euros.

How to get from Orly Airport to Paris?

* RER B: Orly Sud : Exit K - Orly Ouest Airport : Exit W / at niveau depart level.
Departure time: from 6-00 to 23-00.
Departure frequency: every 4 - 8 minutes.
Travel time (for example, between Orly airport and Châtelet stop) -35 minutes.
Combined ticket price: Metro + RER + Orlival: 8.80 euros

* RER C: Orly Sud : Gate G / Platform 1 - Orly Ouest Airport : Gate G / Arrivals level (niveau arrivée).
Departure time: from 5-50 to 22-50.
Departure frequency: 15 to 30 minutes.
Travel time (e.g. between Gare d'Austerlitz and Orly airport): 35 minutes.
Combined ticket price (Metro+RER+navette shuttle bus): €3.20

By Bus (BUS)

Air France buses depart every 15 minutes.
Ticket price: 7.50 euros
From Orly Airport to Paris: Departure from Orly Sud Terminal, Exit K / Orly Ouest, Exit D, Arrivals level.

* Orlybus (OrlyBus) departs every 15 - 20 minutes. Ticket price: 5.70 euros.
From Orly Airport to Paris: Depart Orly Sud Exit H / Orly Ouest Exit J, Arrivals level.

* Jetbus (JetBus). Leaves every 15 - 20 minutes. Ticket price: 5.40 euros
From Orly Airport to Paris: Departure Orly Sud Exit H / Orly Ouest Exit C Level of the Arrivals Hall.

By taxi

Approximate rates (2012):
To the center of Paris: 35 euros.
To the quarter Evry (Evry): 40 euros.
Do la Défense: 50 euros
To Versailles (Versailles): 50 euros

If you are by car.

From Orly airport to Paris.
Take the A6 motorway, following signs for Paris, either Porte d'Orléans (A6a) or Porte d'Italie (A6b). Motorway Route Nationale 7, direction Paris Porte d'Italie.

Paris Beauvais Airport

Paris Beauvais Airport is located in the town of Beauvais, a hundred kilometers from Paris itself. To get to it by car on a road without traffic jams, you need to count on a journey of about an hour and a half (exit to the A1 motorway, then - exit to the A16 motorway). In addition to the car, the airport can be reached by other modes of transport: shuttle buses, shuttle buses (navettes). Travel time: approximately 1-15 / 1-30, with little traffic on the roads. If you decide to leave your car in the airport car park, expect to pay about 50 euros for 5 days. Taxi fare - not from budget options transfer from the city to the airport and vice versa. The trip will cost approximately 100 - 200 euros. Remains the official bus, private shuttle buses and train + taxi.

By car

Leave Paris at the la Chapelle exit towards Lille on the A1 / E19 motorway.
Leave Paris, then take the N401 towards the cities of Amiens / Beauvais Amiens / Beauvais.
At Saint-Denis, continue onto the N1 towards Amiens / Beauvais.
Take the A16 / E401 motorway towards Amiens / Beauvais
Exit at Beauvais-Nord, exit number 15, then onto the D901, then onto the N1 towards Amiens.
Enter Tille following the signs towards AEROPORT (airport).

Get there by bus

Ticket price: 15 euros.
From Paris to Beauvais: At the Porte Maillot bus stop. It is necessary to arrive in advance - 3 hours 15 before the flight.
From Beauvais to Paris: Buses leave Beauvais after 15 - 30 minutes of flight arrival.

From Paris to Beauvais. It is necessary to book the service in advance (24 hours in advance) in order to use the services of a private shuttle transfer company.

There is another solution for traveling to and from Beauvais airport.
* Train (train) TER (Transport Express Régional) is a regional train.
You can get to the Beauvais train station from Gare de Lyon in Paris. Then, take a taxi to get to the airport.

The French Embassy in Moscow spoke about the many innovations made at the Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports. Now, immediately after the plane has landed or while passengers are waiting for it, they can eat at restaurants marked in the Michelin Red Guide or admire the masterpieces of world art.

This Tuesday, December 12 at the Embassy of the French Republic in the capital Russian Federation A press conference was held at which Groupe ADP presented the innovations in the field of tourism introduced at Paris airports.

According to the Ambassador of France, Ms. Sylvia Bermann, in 2017 the number of tourists from Russia has increased significantly, their number has reached 700,000 people, which is 30 percent more than in 2016. Most of all, this was facilitated by the reduction of the visa processing time to 48 hours.

Charles de Gaulle is the second airport in terms of passenger volume in Europe and ranks tenth in the world in terms of this indicator. In 2016, it reached 97 million people. The airport is able to serve about 250 thousand people a day, which exceeds the figure of 50 million passengers per year. By 2020, the management plans only to increase the numbers and bring the figure to at least 58 million. To date, flights depart from Charles de Gaulle to 152 destinations. Planes land and depart from 329 cities in 117 countries.

Air communication with Russia is carried out by five airlines. These are Aeroftolt, Rossiya, Ural Airlines and Air France. Regular flights are carried out on the routes Moscow-Paris, Moscow-Petersburg. Aigle Azur will be added next summer. Airline launch flight on popular destination Moscow-Paris. In total, about 98 flights to the Russian Federation depart from Paris airports in the summer season.

At this stage, Charles de Gaulle airport complies with all the concepts of the French Art de Vivre program, which is highly appreciated by tourists, including Russian ones. Laure Baum, executive vice president of the airport, speaks about this.

The airports of the French capital are regularly improved and strive to expand the list of services and goods offered. And given the number of Russian-speaking guests who regularly fly to France, at the beginning of 2018, the airport website will provide a ticket booking service in Russian. Moreover, the service will be available not only for booking tickets, but also for booking a car, a hotel or booking a tour of romantic capital France.

A new special application "My Paris Airport" has been developed, which is available in 10 languages, and in Russian as well. It allows you to view information about flights in real time, as well as learn about airport services and establishments located on its territory. Charles de Gaulle always has high-quality free Wi-Fi, which can be used by any visitor.

The recently introduced tax free (PABLO) system makes it possible to scan barcodes on purchases, which reduces queues at customs. This system as well as the previous application is available in Russian.

A new personal passenger service service called “My Conciergerie” has also been launched, which allows you to book transportation to and from the airport, get assistance with check-in or with other services. Service services will cost from 50 to 150 euros per year. The service offers to use the services of Russian-speaking employees if necessary. You can even hire yourself a guide and a shopping assistant in Parisian shops.

Other innovations include the opening of the "Instant Paris" transit zone, where passengers can rest for free. The recreation area of ​​4.5 thousand square meters is designed in the form of a typical Parisian apartment. It has a restaurant, a children's play area, a library, and a well-equipped multimedia space. Also in the lounge there is an opportunity to recharge gadgets from USB sockets. The zone includes a modern Yotel hotel offering 80 rooms of different comfort classes.

Charles de Gaulle Airport is often referred to as the 21st arrondissement of Paris. . By 2020, we plan to equip each terminal with a restaurant, in which the position of chef will be occupied by one of the specialists awarded Michelin stars. Three of them already have their own restaurants at the Paris airport. The owner of one of them, the restaurant "I Love Paris", Guy Martin, was personally present at the press conference in Moscow. Recall that in 2016 this institution was awarded the award

Airport Food & Beverage award and received the status best restaurant located on the territory of the airport in the world. In 2018, Marten is going to open another restaurant at this airport.

Today, Charles de Gaulle is not only one of the largest airports, but also a recognized center of fashion and French gastronomy. This is an important cultural center of the life of the city, as there is even a museum on the territory of the airport. Every six months, Espace Musées holds a free exhibition of originals delivered from the main museums in Paris. For example, next year, from February to September, the museum will have an exhibition of masterpieces of abstract painting, which are usually exhibited at the Pompidou Center.

Significant changes await another Parisian airport, Orly. Next year, a new terminal will be built, which will combine the southern and eastern terminals. This building will probably become one of the largest buildings of its kind in the French Republic.

In 2018, it is planned to complete the renovation of T1 in Charles de Gaulle, and by 2019 a common roof will be built, which will connect the two terminals together, which will increase the number of passengers served by about 1.1 million.

The capital is preparing thoroughly for the 2024 Olympic Games. Aeroexpress will be launched from the Charles de Gaulle airport, which will bring guests of the city to the center of the capital in less than half an hour. And in 2025, the T4 terminal will open.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG): the largest airport in Paris and the second largest after London Heathrow, passenger airport.

Charles de Gaulle Airport, also known as Paris Roissy, is equipped with three terminals offering passengers a quality stay and first-class service.

For additional convenience of passengers, Charles de Gaulle Airport offers to visit a variety of restaurants and cafes, bars and shops, use the services of banks and exchange offices, if necessary, you can use medical service points.

Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 2

The airport's three terminals are connected by buses that carry more than 200,000 passengers daily. Terminal 1 handles international flights excluding Air France flights, Terminal 2 handles Air France and other airlines serving flights within Europe, and Terminal T9 handles exclusively charter flights. Terminal 2 currently consists of five separate concourses.

Charles de Gaulle Airport is located 23 kilometers (14 miles) northeast of Paris. The airport connects with Paris several types of transport: rail, road.

Air France Bus:(tel. 01 41 56 89 00 answering machine - you can leave messages both in English and in ). Departs every 15-20 minutes from 5:40 am to 11 pm and takes passengers to Porte Maillot, Etoile/Place Charles de Gaulle, or Gare Montparnasse. Travel time is approximately 25 minutes if the road is free, and at "rush hour" - more than an hour. Air France buses will also take you to Orly Airport.

Suburban Railway RER: The RER/TGV station belongs to the airport. Trains to the center of Paris leave every 15 minutes from 5:30 am to 11:30 pm. Travel time is 35 minutes to Gare du Nord.

RoissyBus: (tel. for information 01 48 04 18 24). Departs every 15 minutes and runs between Roissy Terminal 2 and Opera. Operating hours are from 5:45 - 23:00. The average travel time is 45 minutes.

Orly airport:

Paris Orly Airport (ORY) is the second largest airport in Paris, located 14 kilometers south of Paris (near the city of Orly). Orly Airport mainly handles domestic and charter flights with 25 million passengers annually. Paris Airport Orly has two terminals: Orly-South and Orly-West.

Air France Bus:(tel. 01 41 56 89 00 answering machine - you can leave messages in both English and French). Departs every 15-20 minutes from 5:40 am to 11:00 pm.

Orlybus: The bus goes to the Denfert-Rochereau Metro / RER stop (the bus is next to the RER stop) and back. Departs every 15 minutes; travel time approximately 45 minutes.

jetbus: Bus service to Villejuif Louis Aragon Metro station. Dispatched regularly.

OrlyVal: Regular communication with Antony RER.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG): the largest airport in Paris and the second largest passenger airport in Europe after London Heathrow. Charles de Gaulle Airport, also known as Paris Roissy, is equipped with three terminals offering passengers a quality stay and first-class service. For additional convenience of passengers, Charles de Gaulle Airport offers to visit a variety of restaurants and cafes, bars and shops, use the services of banks and exchange offices, if necessary, you can use medical service points. Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 2 The airport's three terminals are connected by buses that carry more than 200,000 passengers daily. Terminal 1 serves international flights excluding Air France flights, Terminal 2 serves Air France and other airlines serving flights within Europe, and Terminal T9 serves exclusively charter flights. Terminal 2 currently consists of five separate concourses. Charles de Gaulle Airport is located 23 kilometers (14 miles) northeast of Paris. The airport connects with Paris several types of transport: rail, road. Air France bus: (tel. 01 41 56 89 00 answering machine - you can leave messages in both English and French). Departs every 15-20 minutes from 5:40 am to 11 pm and takes passengers to Porte Maillot, Etoile/Place Charles de Gaulle, or Gare Montparnasse. Travel time is approximately 25 minutes if the road is free, and at "rush hour" - more than an hour. Air France buses will also take you to Orly Airport. Suburban rail RER: The RER/TGV station belongs to the airport. Trains to the center of Paris leave every 15 minutes from 5:30 am to 11:30 pm. Travel time is 35 minutes to Gare du Nord. RoissyBus: (tel. for information 01 48 04 18 24). Departs every 15 minutes and runs between Roissy Terminal 2 and Opera. Operating hours are from 5:45 - 23:00. The average travel time is 45 minutes. Orly Airport: Paris Orly Airport (ORY) is the second largest airport in Paris, located 14 kilometers south of Paris (near the city of Orly). Orly Airport mainly handles domestic and charter flights with 25 million passengers annually. Paris Orly Airport has two terminals: Orly-South and Orly-West. Air France bus: (tel. 01 41 56 89 00 answering machine - you can leave messages in both English and French). Departs every 15-20 minutes from 5:40 am to 11:00 pm. Orlybus: The bus runs to the Denfert-Rochereau Metro/RER stop (the bus is next to the RER stop) and back. Departs every 15 minutes; travel time approximately 45 minutes. JetBus: Bus service to Villejuif Louis Aragon Metro station. Dispatched regularly. OrlyVal: Regular communication with Antony RER. var addthis_product = "jlp-2.0"; var addthis_config = ( pubid:"Your+Profile+ID", data_track_clickback:true, ui_language:"en", data_ga_property:"UA-10312200-2" )