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Zip code 93 - Orly Airport

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Our private transfer service from the Seine-Saint-Denis area (Zip code 93) to Orly Airport offers a streamlined and efficient solution for travelers. This service caters to those located in the northeastern suburbs of Paris, ensuring a smooth connection to Orly Airport for your travel needs. For guests looking to explore the vibrant city of Paris, we offer convenient transfers from CDG and Orly Airports, bringing you closer to Paris's iconic attractions, including the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, and the historic streets of Montmartre. Additionally, we provide transfers to the majestic city of Versailles from CDG Airport, allowing you to marvel at the opulent Palace of Versailles and its stunning gardens. Our commitment is to provide a comfortable, reliable, and hassle-free transfer service, making your journey to and from Paris as pleasant as possible.

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Places of interest in Seine Saint Denis department

The Basilica of Saint Denis
The Railway Museum in Rosny
The Saint-Ouen Flea Market
Stay at the Le Montreau hotel in Montreuil
Discover the Air and Space Museum
Trip in chauffeured car from Saint-Ouen flea market to Orly airport

The Basilica of Saint-Denis

A true jewel of history, the Basilica of Saint-Denis is one of the most important examples of religious architecture in the Île-de-France region. Located on the route between Seine-Saint-Denis and Orly Airport, it is a must-visit place, especially for lovers of ancient stone buildings.

Built on the site of an old Gallo-Roman cemetery in the middle of the 5th century, the Basilica of St. Denis is a Gothic masterpiece erected in honor of the eponymous saint, who, according to tradition, was martyred because of his faith. St. Genevieve, the patron saint of the city of Paris, wanted to bury him in a tomb worthy of his glory and sought permission from the clergy of Paris to build a Gallo-Roman chapel on the current square of the Basilica.

Over the centuries, the prestige of the monument grew day by day. Made mostly of Lutecian limestone, the Basilica of Saint-Denis features a particularly rich and refined architecture. Its facade, subtly combining the charm of Romanesque style with the elegance of Norman and especially Gothic abbeys, showcases various biblical scenes, including the Last Judgment on the tympanum of its central portal. The south tower, reaching a height of 58 meters, stands as one of the highest points of the Basilica of Saint-Denis. The stained glass windows depict important stages in the life of Saint-Denis, as well as pontiffs and the kings and queens of France.

In addition to its role as a place of worship, the Basilica of Saint-Denis is also a royal necropolis where the remains of several members of the Merovingian, Carolingian, and Capetian dynasties rest.

The Railway Museum in Rosny

The Rosny-Rail Railway Museum is a regional center for discovering railway history. Located at the base of the Rosny-sous-Bois station, the site offers visitors 5 rooms to immerse themselves in the history of rail transport in France from the 19th century to the present, covering various themes such as the history of the railway, signage, tracks, and rolling stock.

Since 1997, the Rosny Railway Museum has been inviting locals and foreigners alike to experience a unique and life-size train driving experience. With a layout that includes a miniature network replicating all the essential facilities of a station, everyone can take control of a train. The miniature network is the star attraction of the museum. Visitors can also explore other interesting exhibits in the various exhibition rooms.

In the station hall, for example, they can take a leap back in time by visiting the reconstruction of a 1930s station. This section of the museum features a luggage room, a parcel weighing scale, a charcoal stove, and various artifacts and posters from the time, bringing the visit to life. The electric locotractor is also worth mentioning as one of the few machines of its kind not equipped with a diesel engine. Hand-powered and motor-driven trolleys are also fascinating for visitors.

The Saint-Ouen Flea Market

The Saint-Ouen Flea Market, located in the city of Saint-Ouen, is a well-known destination in Paris where visitors can find great deals. Considered a hub of art, it has its origins in the ragpickers and junk sellers of the late 19th century who, unable to carry out their activities in the heart of Paris, moved to the outskirts of the village of Saint-Germain. Ouen to set up small stalls. Over time, the site became a major tourist attraction due to the wide variety of items available, ranging from rare antiques to beautiful works of art.

In 2001, the Saint-Ouen Flea Market was classified as an architectural heritage protection area. It attracts millions of visitors from around the world every year, offering them a place to wander and explore from Saturday to Monday. Whether with family, friends, or alone, exploring the nooks and crannies of the market promises hours of pleasure, and it's always a good idea to bring back a little souvenir.

Stay at the Le Montreau hotel in Montreuil

Looking for the ideal accommodation in the surroundings of Montreuil - go to the Hotel Le Montreau. Located a few meters from the center of Montreuil, the Le Montreau hotel enjoys an exceptional location. Popular city attractions are a short walk from the hotel. For your stay in Montreuil, choose the Hotel Le Montreau. Warm and welcoming atmosphere, that's all that awaits you.

Quality accommodation

With a beautiful green garden and a terrace with breathtaking views, the hotel welcomes you in a pleasant setting. The hotel also has a shared lounge as well as a self-service restaurant serving typical French dishes. For your comfort, each of the rooms is perfectly furnished, air-conditioned with a refined decoration. Every morning, also enjoy the good breakfast that the hotel offers you, consisting of coffee, fresh bread, fresh seasonal fruit, homemade butter and jam, tea and organic orange juice.

Discovery stay

Take advantage of the hotel's location to discover Montreuil and its pride. Go hiking to discover the Parc de la Villete, The Extraordinary Travel. Discover the gastronomy of Montreuil, the city's great restaurants are also close to the hotel: Atelier Gourmand, Le Jardin, Eat Sushi Montreuil, Le Café Balthazar. The hotel welcomes all types of customers, but it is the couples who appreciate the establishment the most thanks to its privileged location. Close to amenities You will have no worries about your travels. The establishment is located 20 meters from the Bus stop Parc Montreau which will give you access to the RER A - Val de Fontenay station. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is also 22 km from the hotel. Make your reservation now, individuals and professionals are welcome!

Discover the Air and Space Museum

The Air and Space Museum, with over 100 years of history, has retained its beauty and authenticity. As one of the largest indoor exhibition spaces of its kind, it captivates visitors of all ages with its extensive collection of air and space artifacts.

An extensive collection at your fingertips

The Air and Space Museum is a must-visit when in the capital of France. It houses a collection of over 600,000 objects that showcase and narrate the history of advancements in this field, making it a fascinating experience for enthusiasts. It will take an average of 2.5 hours to fully appreciate the various collections displayed in the museum's 25,000 m² space. You can immerse yourself in the history of aviation not only in France but also from around the world.

How to visit the Air and Space Museum?

The Air and Space Museum is open all year round, except on Mondays, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. From October to March, the museum opens from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from April to September, it opens from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ticket prices vary depending on age groups. Children under 4 years old can enter for free, while those aged 4 to 18 have a ticket price of 6 euros. Visitors aged 19 to 25 have a reduced rate of 8 euros, and for those over 26, the ticket price is 16 euros to access the collection.

Trip in a chauffeured car from Saint-Ouen Flea Market to Orly Airport

To travel the 29 km distance between the Saint-Ouen Flea Market and Orly Airport, the fastest route is via the Boulevard Périphérique. Begin by taking the ring road at the Saint Ouen gate, proceed south of Paris, and take the A6 at the Porte d'Italie. Continue on the A6 until the junction of the A110, which will directly lead you to Orly Airport.