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Zip code 92 - CDG Airport

Private Transfers to/from Zip code 92 to CDG Airport

Private car and van transfer to/from Zip code 92 to CDG Airport

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Departing from any location in Hauts-de-Seine (Zip code 92), our private shuttle service to CDG Airport guarantees a punctual and stress-free experience. Your professional chauffeur will meet you at your hotel, office, or residence, assist with your luggage, and drive you directly to the terminal. Towns like Boulogne-Billancourt or Courbevoie offer points of interest such as the Albert Kahn Museum and the iconic La Défense Grande Arche. Our service is ideal for travelers who prefer comfort, reliability, and transparent pricing. To better understand all aspects of the service and extras included, visit your airport transfer info and enjoy peace of mind on every journey to the airport.

Our service also includes comfortable transfers from CDG Airport to Paris and Versailles. Avoid public transport hassle and enjoy a smooth ride to your destination. In Paris, landmarks like the Louvre Museum and Notre-Dame Cathedral await. For those heading to Versailles, the royal Château de Versailles and the Grand Trianon are must-sees. Every journey includes door-to-door service, fixed pricing, and English-speaking drivers. Whether for business or tourism, this solution guarantees timeliness and comfort. Want to compare fares? Check our official airport rates guide and choose the best route to suit your travel schedule and budget.

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Places to visit in the Hauts-de-Seine department

The Saint Cloud Park
Grande Arche de La Défense
The Rodin Museum of Meudon
Sèvres - Manufacture and National Museum
Stay at Tempolodge La Défense
How to get from Grande Arche of La Défense to CDG Airport by private chauffeured car

The Saint-Cloud Park

The Saint-Cloud estate has witnessed the hands of historical figures in France from 1577 to 1892. It was originally gifted to Jérôme de Gondi by Catherine de Medicis in 1577. Over the years, it passed through different owners and underwent transformations. Notable events took place within its walls, such as the death of King Henry III and the proclamation of Napoleon I as emperor. However, the castle was demolished in 1892, and only the Trianon and the pavilion of Valois remain.

One of the most beautiful gardens in Europe

The Saint-Cloud Park is renowned for its exquisite gardens, reflecting the work of famous French landscapers and architects. It was awarded the label of "Jardin remarquable" in 2005. The gardens were initially influenced by Italian designs during the time of Catherine de Medicis. Later, under the reign of Louis XIV, they were shaped by the expertise of Le Nôtre, who was renowned for his work at the Palace of Versailles. The park features various elements such as the Cascade, the Apollo's gallery, and the staircase.

Attractions in Saint-Cloud

The national estate of Saint-Cloud, spanning 460 hectares, is a vast park located near Paris. It offers a delightful experience with its gardens, forests, and fountains. Visitors, both locals and tourists, can enjoy walks, immerse themselves in the park's historical ambiance, relax, and breathe in the fresh air. The park hosts permanent and temporary exhibitions as well as entertaining performances for children. Two notable cultural events, the Rock en Seine Festival and the Film Festival under the Stars, are held in Saint-Cloud each year.

Grande Arche de La Défense

A monument dedicated to Paris's historical axis

The historical axis of Paris is a straight line that runs through the western part of the capital, extending into Hauts-de-Seine and the business district of La Défense. Its origins date back to the reign of Catherine de Medici. The Grande Arche de la Défense, also known as the Arch of Defense, holds historical significance as it was inaugurated on July 14, 1989, during the bicentennial celebration of the French Revolution. The building emerged as the winning design from an international architectural competition launched on July 7, 1982, which attracted 424 candidates. The design by Johan Otto Von Spreckelsen from Denmark, in collaboration with engineer Erik Reitzel and French architect Paul Andreu, stood out with its unique "open cube" concept. With dimensions of 112 meters in length, 106.9 meters in width, and 110.9 meters in height, the Grande Arche de la Défense is large enough to encompass the entirety of Notre-Dame Cathedral, including its spire. The exterior facades of the arch are covered with 5 cm thick glass.

One of the most visited monuments in Paris

The Grande Arche is a prominent architectural feature of the 20th century. It weighs 300,000 tons and is supported by 12 pillars that extend 30 meters into the ground. Its rooftop offers an exceptional view of the Louvre Museum, the Arc de Triomphe, and the obelisk of Place de la Concorde. Before its closure to the public in 2011, the Grande Arche attracted 250,000 visitors annually and remains one of the most photographed landmarks in Paris.

The Rodin Museum in Meudon

A museum dedicated to a great master of modern sculpture

The Rodin Museum is a museum spanning 45,900 square meters, showcasing the works of Auguste Rodin (1840-1917). It is located at the Villa des Brillants in Meudon, Hauts-de-Seine. The artist also has another site dedicated to him, the Hôtel Biron in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. The Meudon Museum was his residence, and it is also where his tomb is located. Rodin settled there in 1893 with his companion Rose Beuret before purchasing the estate in 1895. He lived and worked there until the end of his life.

Admire the beautiful estate and explore the artist's workshop, his extensive collection of works, and personal belongings

The Villa des Brillants commemorates the centenary of the artist's death in 2017. It is in his final residence that visitors can delve into the intimacy of the creator of "The Thinker." The villa, built in the Louis XIII architectural style with brick and stone, provides a glimpse into the life of an artist within his own residence.

Sèvres - Manufacture and National Museum

The Sèvres - Manufacture and National Museum is both a factory and a museum dedicated to porcelain, making it a must-visit destination in Hauts-de-Seine. Located in Sèvres, it holds significant historical and touristic importance in France.

A part of history

The factory and museum were established in 1740 and continue to produce porcelain to this day. Situated within a grand castle, it also houses a museum that showcases an extensive collection of exquisite porcelain and artworks, making it a haven for art enthusiasts. As one of the first porcelain factories in France, it garnered the attention of notable patrons, including Louis XV. Over the years, it has hosted renowned artists such as Jean Arp and Louise Bourgeois. In addition to pottery, visitors can admire decorative pieces, unique shapes, and exceptionally beautiful works of art.

Opening hours

The Sèvres - Manufacture and National Museum is open every day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Please note that the museum is closed on Tuesdays, New Year's Day, May 1st, and Christmas Day.

Stay at Tempolodge La Défense

Enjoy the comfort of a quality hotel during your stay in Courbevoie and its surroundings. Choose the Tempolodge La Défense hotel! Renowned in the Hauts-de-Seine for the quality of its services, the warm welcome and the professionalism of their staff, the Tempolodge La Défense hotel offers exceptional accommodation in the heart of the bars and restaurant of the town. Enjoy the comfort of their well-equipped and spacious studios. The hotel offers quiet, furnished, non-smoking rooms. Individuals: couples, families, tourist stays, professionals, are all welcome

Ideal location

The Tempolodge La Défense hotel enjoys a privileged location which will allow you to spend a relaxing stay, but also a discovery one. Its location allows you to discover many monuments and tourist sites. These include La Défense, La Grande Arche de la Défense, Paris La Défense Arena, Statue Icare, Arc de Triomphe, Tour Eifel. The hotel is also close to the biggest restaurants: Quinte & Sens, Friends & Fries, Bib & Guss, Chipotle. For travel, the metro station is only 9 minutes from the hotel.

Full service

In order to satisfy all your possible needs, the hotel offers many practical services such as: hearty breakfast every morning, room service, transport and parking service, luggage storage, dry cleaning, shoe polish, laundry service. laundry, concierge, garage, etc. The hotel also offers activities for children and the whole family. Most of the hotel - concerned about your well-being, the hotel offers a fitness center and a SPA room. At Tempolodge La Défense, pets are also accepted. Enjoy the warm welcome and the friendly atmosphere within the establishment. So don't wait any longer to make the reservation.

How to get from Grande Arche de La Défense to CDG Airport by private chauffeured car

The journey between Grande Arche de La Défense and CDG Airport covers a distance of approximately 34.3 km and takes approximately half an hour. Here is the recommended route:

From the Grande Arche space, take Avenue Division Leclerc towards Puteaux, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of this charming commune on the Left Bank of the Seine. Cross the Seine and continue until you reach Neuilly-sur-Seine. Then, take the Boulevard Périphérique (Peripheral Boulevard) towards Porte de la Chapelle and merge onto A1 highway. Pass through the Landy tunnel and continue on A1 towards Roissy-en-France. From Roissy-en-France, it is only a 7.5 km drive to reach CDG Airport.