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Charles de Gaulle airport, the second largest airport in Europe with modern style architecture
A very old cedar tree and the remains of an ancient castle at Charles de Gaulles airport
What type of hotels are available at Charles de Gaulle airport and next to Villepinte Exhibition Center ?
Discover the Saint-Éloi Church in Roissy-en-France
How to get from Roissy CDG to Paris by car

Charles de Gaulle airport, the second largest airport in Europe with modern style architecture

The Genesis

Roissy began with the project of creating a second airport in Paris, which was validated by the Council of Ministers in 1964. The site located 25 kilometers north of Paris was chosen, and the terminal was designed by architect Paul Andreu. Four years later, Terminal 1 of the airport was inaugurated in the presence of Prime Minister Pierre Messmer. The airport is also known as Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle (CDG). Analyzing the history of an airport is enriching, especially for researchers and aviation enthusiasts. Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle airport celebrates its forty years of operation, during which it has become a juggernaut in the world of airports, located 23 km from the city of Paris.

Juggernaut of the World Airport Industry

The first commercial flight took off from CDG in 1974. The Roissy air terminal is circular, shaped like a camembert to facilitate the transit of supersonic Concorde planes. Concorde was expected to become the leading machine in the world aeronautics industry at that time. Passengers aboard a Boeing 747 from New York landed for the first time at Roissy CDG, becoming the first commercial aircraft to land on the tarmac of Paris-Nord. Forty years after the introduction of Terminal 1, Roissy is now a giant in the world of airports.

An Emblematic Airport in Europe

CDG is the second-largest airport in Europe, behind London-Heathrow, and is also one of the top 10 airports in the world in terms of air traffic. With three terminals, Roissy has two large boarding rooms with a capacity of 20 million passengers at the same time. In 2013, 180 airlines operated at Roissy CDG, transporting 62 million passengers. Roissy became the first European hub, offering 25,000 connection opportunities in less than two hours per week. CDG is Europe's leading freight platform, processing 2.2 million tonnes in 2013. About 86,000 direct employees work at the airport for 700 companies, generating an estimated revenue of € 21 million from cargo. Roissy was a pioneer in technology, with a futuristic architectural style and installations such as connected luggage carts and one of the first large-capacity reception areas. Air Canada, Air Afrique, and Air France use Roissy for all their transfers. The airport has a bright future ahead, but it wasn't always the case. Before the launch of the first commercial flight, a major oil shock occurred in 1973, which distorted the traffic assumptions. To remedy this, a flexible airport was designed, in which terminals would be built in response to traffic changes. For example, 2D terminals for medium-haul flights were launched in 1989, 2C in 1993, and T9 (now CDG3) reserved for charter airlines in 1991. The old terminals at Roissy will soon be renovated.

The Arrival of the Hub System

By 2023, CDG Express is expected to coincide with the commissioning of the first part of a terminal for an additional 30 million passengers. Roissy underwent a major revolution with the implementation of the hub system in 1996. The hub system enabled better organization of connections, optimizing the landing and take-off of aircraft. The hub is responsible for the "aerial ballets." The music hub program consists of standardization of schedules, devices, and the elimination of less profitable flights.

A very old cedar tree and the remains of an ancient castle at Charles de Gaulles airport

Roissy cedar

The cedar of Lebanon began to grow in the Val-d'Oise to brighten the Roissy. From now on, the bicentenary cedar is stuck between two highway ramps. This elegant tree has an estimated length of 20m. Thousands of people passing through the Roissy airport will see this cedar before continuing the visit of Paris. An inhabitant of Roissy-in-France inscribed this cedar in the contest of the most beautiful trees in France. The latter received the prize Coup de Coeur.

South gate : remains of the castle of Roissy en France

The Remains of the Castle of Camarans in Roissy-en-France constitutes a major tourist attraction in Roissy-en-France. Fabulous accommodations can accommodate visitors, at prices defying the competition. Among the remains of the Castle of Roissy-en-France still present, we distinguish the eastern wall and the south door of the orangery. Built in stone under the monumental keys, these vestiges are witnesses of the classical architecture by which this castle was built.

Park of the Orangery

With its 6 themed gardens, the Orangerie Park allows you to discover animal and plant species from all over the world. You will discover a kiosk and various activities there. To make the most of it, know that the park has a fitness trail. You can take advantage of sports equipment to perform some exercises. You can also do tai chi if this discipline tempts you. Thanks to its many attractions, it is quite normal that it is one of the most visited places in the Val-d'Oise. Walkers like to visit the remains of the castle, but also the artist's sculptures on display. It should be remembered that at the end of the Parc de L'Orangerie, you can discover the famous Saint Eloi church, classified as a historical monument since 1942.

What type of hotels are available at Charles de Gaulle airport and next to Villepinte Exhibition Center ?

A trip to Paris planned ? You must to land at Charles de Gaules airport ? Why not choose accommodation near your terminal to make your stay easier. Here are some ideas.

Sheraton Paris Airport Hotel & Conference Center

Ideal especially for business trips, the Sheraton Paris Airport Hotel & Conference Center is also beginning to appeal to travelers and tourists. Its non-smoking rooms and suites are available for around one hundred euros per night and are furnished to ensure maximum comfort throughout the stay. Air conditioning, room service and flat-screen TV, all furnished in a modern and elegant style : there is something here to ensure a maximum of change of scenery. In addition, the rooms are soundproofed and have WiFi.

Holiday Inn Express Paris CDG Airport

For personal or business trips, you can also book your room at Holiday Inn Express Paris CDG Airport. Depending on whether you choose a family or non-smoking room, the price of the reservation may vary. The comfort as well as the quality of the services will be the same in all cases. You will have the right to soundproof, air-conditioned and intimate rooms thanks to the blackout curtains. For you who come with family or groups, you can also rent communicating rooms if necessary. Each has a flat-screen TV and telephone.

Discover the Saint-Éloi Church in Roissy-en-France

Located in the Île-de-France region and in the Val-d'Oise department, the Saint-Éloi church slightly overlooks Avenue Charles De Gaulle in Roissy. At the southern limit of the old village known for the fertility of its land, it is located just east of the roundabout on avenue Charles-de-Gaulle.

A real treasure classified as a historic monument

Enjoying a very beautiful location, the monument is preceded by a forecourt and is separated from the street by a retaining wall. It is very difficult to determine the date on which it was built despite the date 1574 which is legible on the buttress. Part of the walls of the nave and the bell tower seem to date back to the Middle Ages. A real treasure classified as a historic monument in 1942, its architecture is inspired by Classicism and Gothic.

What to see in the Saint-Éloi Church in Roissy-en-France ?

With a height of 44 meters, it shelters a vast non-vaulted nave as well as a vaulted warhead choir, raised and accompanied by collaterals. You can admire the sumptuous stained glass windows and the beautifully carved decor, Renaissance style, of its choir. Having no tall windows in the central vessel, the church is lit by the windows of the side aisles and the tall bays of the apse. You can access the building either through the main portal overlooking the church square, below the bell tower, or through the left side door. At the end of the central aisle, there is the main altar with the organ on its right, and always on the right against the confessional.

The 2014 renovation

Saint-Éloi Church was restored both outside and inside in 2014. Since then, masses have been celebrated there every Saturday and Thursday at 6.30 pm. Open to the public, you can discover many vestiges of the past such as the :

Ionic capitals,
flagstones,
statues of Sainte Thérèse-de-l’Enfant-Jésus, Saint-Eloi, Saint-Joseph and Saint-Roch,
deux Christ crossed.

Other objects are still kept there. This is the case of polychrome coats of arms dating from the 18th century or the stately liter of the Riquets of Caraman, lords of Roissy-en-France from 1725 to 1789.

How to get from Roissy CDG to Paris by car

From Roissy CDG to Paris, take the avenue Charles de Gaulle in the direction of the north highway. You will have to join the A3 and enter Bagnolet. At the end of 2 km, we will arrive in Paris by avenue Victoria.