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Zip code 94 - Orly Airport

Private car and van transfer to/from Zip code 94 to Orly Airport

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Providing a seamless and comfortable journey, our private car and van transfer service from the Val-de-Marne area (Zip code 94) to Orly Airport is designed for travelers seeking prompt and stress-free transportation. This service is ideal for those residing in the southeastern suburbs of Paris, ensuring a smooth and efficient transit to Orly Airport. Additionally, for those venturing into the heart of Paris, we offer reliable transfers from both CDG and Orly Airports directly to your doorstep in Paris, allowing you to immerse yourself in the city's historic beauty, cultural richness, and iconic landmarks like the Musee d'Orsay and Centre Pompidou. Our services extend to the historical city of Versailles from CDG Airport, inviting you to explore the grandeur of the Palace of Versailles. Enjoy the comfort, convenience, and reliability of our private transfers, guaranteeing a memorable travel experience to these distinguished destinations.

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Places of interest in the Val-de-Marne department

The Grosbois Castle
Rose garden of Val-de-Marne
The forest Notre-Dame
Château de Vincennes
Stay at Carmin hotel Vitry
How to get from Grosbois castle to Orly airport by car

Grosbois Castle

A historical monument Grosbois Castle is a vestige of the glorious past of the Val-de-Marne region, specifically located in the commune of Boissy-Saint-Léger. Classified as a historical monument, it remains a private estate. Its construction began in the 16th century and took nearly a century to be completed. The architectural style of the castle is Renaissance. Originally, the building was owned by Charles of Angoulême and served as a residence for royalty. Currently, it is owned by the Société d'Encouragement à l'Élevage du Cheval Français. Since 1962, the property has functioned as a training center for racing horses.

A historical heritage accessible to all

Throughout its centuries-long existence, the castle has hosted notable French historical figures such as the Duke of Angoulême, Charles de Valois, Minister Germain Louis Chauvelin, and Napoleon I, to name a few. The exterior and certain parts of the interior of the property are considered historical monuments, including the Louis XIII dining room with its canvases and wall paintings. This French cultural heritage is open to the public, and the orangery of the estate can even be rented for events. Special rooms have been designed to accommodate various types of gatherings. With over 5,000 m² of gardens and more than 400 m² of enclosed space, visitors can fully enjoy the idyllic setting.

Rose Garden of Val-de-Marne

From private to public While en route to Orly Airport, flower enthusiasts should not miss the opportunity to visit the Val-de-Marne Rose Garden in the 94th department. It was created by Jules Gravereaux at the end of the 19th century, and renowned landscaper Edouard André arranged the park around the theme of roses. In 1936, the Seine territorial collective society acquired the domain, and in 1998, it was inherited by Val-de-Marne. Public transportation, such as the RER B to the Bourg-la-Reine stop or the Metro Porte d'Italie, conveniently serves the garden.

An area for everyone

This public park, known worldwide for its beauty, is dedicated to roses in all their forms and origins. Covering an area of 1.5 hectares, the rose garden perfectly integrates with its surroundings. Plant lovers will appreciate the more than 3,000 rose varieties and tens of thousands of plants found here. The garden features 13 collections, including the French-style rose garden, the rose history alley, the botanical rose bushes, and the Malmaison roses. It is an excellent place for a family outing or a peaceful solitary stroll. The park also offers sports facilities for activities such as brisk walking, and there are playgrounds for children. Occasional festive activities, including concerts, take place in the park. Normally, the rose garden is open to the public year-round from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. However, between May and August, the opening hours may extend until 9:00 p.m.

Notre-Dame Forest

The lung of Paris Notre-Dame Forest is a forest located in the Île-de-France region. It is considered one of the green lungs of the capital and its suburbs. Due to its importance as a green zone, it has been classified as a Natural Area of Ecological, Fauna, and Flora Interest. The forest is also part of the natural heritage of the French State and spans several communes including Lésigny, Pontault-Combault, La Queue-en-Brie, and Santeny. The dominant flora consists mainly of oaks and birches, while the local fauna is characterized by batrachians and reptiles.

The largest natural park open to the public in the 94th department

Covering a total area of 2,050 hectares, Notre-Dame Forest is one of the largest accessible natural areas in the region. Visitors can engage in various activities, including forest walks and the observation of different species of batrachians in the park's pools. Signage throughout the forest facilitates navigation and helps visitors locate specific activity zones, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience. Numerous parking and rest areas have been created within and around the forest. Visitors may also explore notable sites such as the Royal Star, the Notre-Dame Oak, the Morbras Departmental Park, or the Castle of Marmousets.

Vincennes Castle

As a formidable fortress dating back to the 14th century, Vincennes Castle holds significant historical value for France. Today, it continues to attract millions of tourists who seek to deepen their understanding of the country's history.

A historic site at the gates of Paris

A visit to Paris would not be complete without exploring Vincennes Castle. Located just outside the capital, this imposing structure played a crucial role during the reign of Louis XIV and throughout French history. In addition to its impressive exterior, the castle offers well-preserved rooms that have withstood the test of time, despite renovations carried out during World War II. Today, the castle is open to the public, providing an opportunity to admire its beauty and learn about its fascinating history. A visit to Vincennes Castle appeals to visitors of all ages.

When to visit Vincennes Castle?

Vincennes Castle is one of the 80 most important monuments in France. It is open year-round from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It is advisable to book your visit in advance to ensure a seamless experience. The visit typically takes a few hours and allows you to explore the keep, the courtyard, and other rooms within the castle. Knowledgeable guides will share anecdotes and insights about the site, providing a deeper understanding of French history.

Stay at Carmin hotel Vitry

Located opposite the MacVal Museum of Contemporary Art, the famous Le Carmin Vitry hotel offers its fully equipped studios offering a pleasant view of the main Place de la Liberation as well as the monumental sculpture by Jean Dubuffet. The hotel welcomes you in a warm and pleasant setting. Find the hotel in Vitry on the direct Paris-Orly axis which leads south of the capital via Porte de Choisy.

Popular nearby attractions

Thanks to the location of the hotel, you will have the opportunity to visit and discover the various popular attractions of Vitry: Mac Val, Les Trois Cines Robespierre, Fresco Place des grands hommes de paix, Fresco the Rabbit of Nychos. You can also take advantage of your stay to taste different culinary specialties of Vitry. The best restaurants are also very close to the hotel: Chipotle, Le fondant, Asia Wok, Atelier Gourmand. Villejuif-Louis Aragon metro station and the Vitry-sur-Seine RER station are only 2 km from the hotel, which also allows you to explore Paris and its historic monuments.

Comfortable stay

The hotel has fully-equipped and air-conditioned rooms for you to enjoy your stay in complete privacy. You will have a very wide choice of rooms adapted to your needs. Your nights will be rested thanks to the comfort of the beds! The hotel offers you a whole range of services to further satisfy your needs: full laundry service, catering service, buffet breakfast, transport and parking services. At Le Carmin, you can spend a pleasant stay with your pets.

Suitable for all types of stay

Whatever the reason for your stay, whether it is a family stay, a couple stay, a tourist stay or a professional stay, the hotel Le Carmin Vitry is the place par excellence. Book at Le Carmin, don't wait any longer to contact the establishment!

How to get from Grosbois Castle to Orly Airport by car

If you're traveling from Grosbois Castle to Orly Airport, it is recommended to opt for private car transport with a driver for a comfortable and convenient journey. The route typically takes around half an hour, and here are the main checkpoints along the way:

Start by heading towards the town of Bonneuil-sur-Marne from Grosbois Castle.
Pass through the city center of Bonneuil-sur-Marne.
Continue towards Créteil using the departmental road.
Next, follow the A86 and pass through the Guy Moquet and Moulin tunnels near the Rungis fresh produce market.
Make a stop in Rungis to explore the beautiful parks and gardens.
Finally, head towards the town of Paray-Vieille-Poste.
From Paray-Vieille-Poste, it will take about ten minutes to reach Orly Airport via the West Avenue.

By following this route, you'll be able to enjoy a smooth and efficient journey from Grosbois Castle to Orly Airport.