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Private Transfers to/from Orly Airport to Angers

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Make your transfer from Orly Airport to Angers a smooth and elegant experience with our private car and van service. Whether arriving from abroad or planning a return home, our professional drivers ensure a safe and timely pickup. Angers, with its impressive Château d’Angers and the Museum of Fine Arts, is a cultural gem in western France. Avoid the hassle of multiple transport changes or public transportation delays. Our direct transfer offers comfort, flexibility, and peace of mind. You can find out more about our tariffs by checking our updated airport price chart.

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Book a private car service from Orly airport to Angers

The Angers castle
The Saint-Maurice Cathedral of Angers
The Angers Museum of Fine Arts
Stay at the Hotel du Mail Angers
Discover Terra Botanica Park
Request a car service to go to Angers

The Angers castle

The city of Angers, a beautiful blend of urban charm and natural wonder, is a must-visit destination for any tourist. Its main attraction, Château d'Angers, is a grand fortress that dominates the city skyline, offering an enchanting journey through the annals of time.

Historical Significance

Constructed in 1230 by Saint Louis, the chateau has parts dating back to the 10th and 11th centuries. Between the 14th and 15th centuries, the castle took on a distinct military role before transforming into an administrative hub. In the Middle Ages, the castle, which stood 40 meters high, evolved into a formidable defensive structure. The chateau's interior underwent numerous transformations, with the exception of the Great Hall. Louis II and King René are credited as the primary builders of the royal residence, the chapel, and the chatelet. Also known as the Castle of the Dukes of Anjou or the Castle of King René, it has been a historical monument since 1875.

Notable Features of Château d'Angers

A visit to the Château d'Angers provides a wealth of sights. Discover the moat gardens, the Royal Lodge, the King René Gallery, and the Chapel of Saint John the Baptist and Saint Laud. Perhaps the most iconic attraction is the Tapestry of the Apocalypse, a 14th-century representation of the Apocalypse of John. It is considered a unique masterpiece of medieval art.

Awe-Inspiring Views and Peaceful Gardens

Stroll through the beautiful gardens surrounding the castle, immersing yourself in tranquil natural beauty. For the best views of Angers, climb the castle towers. From this vantage point, enjoy a panoramic outlook over the city and its surroundings.

Home to Precious Artifacts

Château d'Angers is a vital preserver of the Tapestry of the Apocalypse and a collection of medieval tapestries. It is these artifacts that contribute to Angers' reputation as a city of art and fascinating history.

If you plan to explore this iconic castle, consider hiring a driver to ensure a seamless journey to this historical treasure. The Château d'Angers stands as a testament to France's vibrant past, promising visitors an unforgettable journey through the country's rich history.

The Saint-Maurice Cathedral of Angers

Located in the city of Angers, the capital of the former province of Anjou and part of the Maine-et-Loire department, is the St. Maurice Cathedral, an exquisite French landmark. Poised atop the Saint-Maurice staircase, this cathedral church belongs to the diocese of Maine-et-Loire, specifically, Angers.

A Journey Through History

Constructed between the 12th and 15th centuries, the St. Maurice Cathedral has weathered numerous restorations and transformations, evolving into the masterpiece we see today. Initially, it served as the first church in Angers and embodied the Angevin Plantagenet Gothic style. It was initially dedicated to the Virgin Mary but suffered multiple fires, especially in the 12th century.

Bishop Geoffroy de Tours took it upon himself to oversee the reconstruction. Other sections of the cathedral were gradually rebuilt over time. Notably, in the 15th century, it received a splendid gift – the tapestry of Apocalypse. The cathedral owes its grandeur to Bishops Guillaume de Beaumont and Normand de Doué, and it underwent extensive restoration between 1870-1914 and post-World War II.

The Splendors of St. Maurice Cathedral

From the outside, the cathedral offers a panoramic view of Maine, while the inside mesmerizes visitors with its distinct Angevin Gothic style and diverse domed vaults. The medieval stained glass casts a magical play of light, and the intricate veins stretching from the nave to the choir add a fascinating touch.

The cathedral boasts a 16th-century dome-covered tower, and numerous crosses, ciboria, and reliquaries that provide a glimpse into the history of the Angers diocese. The Sainte-Anne chapel, a treasure trove within the cathedral, and various liturgical objects dating from the Romanesque period to the present contribute to the historical significance of this French monument.

For an immersive exploration of this historical treasure, consider booking a car service in Paris to travel directly to Angers. The St. Maurice Cathedral promises a mesmerizing journey into the heart of France's religious and architectural heritage.

The Angers Museum of Fine Arts

Nestled near the historic city of Angers, the Museum of Fine Arts resides within the confines of a former mansion. It is a key part of the complex Toussaint, featuring the Garden of Fine Arts, the David d'Angers Gallery, and the municipal library. The museum is now hailed as the epitome of modern museology in Angers.

The Rich History of the Museum

After the French Revolution, the Logis Barrault mansion served as the Maine-et-Loire Directory's home and the location for the Central Schools. Inspired by the Louvre, the museum opened its doors in 1801. When the Central Schools were moved, the museum became a rich depot for nearby departments, securing its place as one of France's most exquisite establishments, and consequently became the municipal museum four years later.

The museum attracted numerous legacies and prestigious donations, which eventually led to a space shortage. Expansion projects didn't materialize until the early 20th century, with the inauguration of the David d'Angers and Beaurepaire galleries. From 1999 to 2004, several renovations were made, establishing the museum as a true emblem of Angers.

A Treasure Trove of Art

The Museum of Fine Arts of Angers offers an abundance of collections, including paintings, sculptures, and drawings, along with a plethora of art objects from various eras. The museum's historic halls on the first floor showcase artworks from the 14th to the 20th century. Art objects from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance also await discovery.

The museum frequently hosts exhibitions in its halls, immersing visitors into the history of centuries past. Besides its historical monuments, Angers attracts many tourists each year for its natural beauty and a multitude of theme parks. The city offers several parks catering to both adults and children looking for an unforgettable family vacation. Terra Botanica Park, for instance, provides entertainment and a plethora of fun activities within its green spaces.

Our fleet comprises various types of cars, including pickups, limos, cars, and vans. Don't hesitate to contact us to book one of our vehicles and embark on a memorable journey to the Museum of Fine Arts, Angers.

Stay at the Hotel du Mail Angers

Unwind in the tranquil and serene environment of the Hotel du Mail, a structure that holds three centuries of history, gently updated to cater to modern sensibilities. This former 17th-century convent, converted into a charming hotel, is the perfect place to bask in the quiet of Anjou, whether for a business trip or a leisurely weekend. Our family-operated hotel team goes to great lengths to make your stay as comfortable and relaxing as possible, offering modern and well-equipped rooms.

Exploring Hotel du Mail

The entirely non-smoking establishment is enveloped by high walls with large openings. It offers its expansive interior courtyard for customer parking. Every morning, between 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on weekends and public holidays, a continental buffet breakfast is served. A wide choice of bread and pastries are available, perfect for kick-starting your day.

Additional Services

We welcome pets for an additional charge. For your seminars and other events, Hotel du Mail offers a meeting room and partners with a local brasserie for snack services. Conveniently located on a peaceful side street in the city center, behind Angers Town Hall, the hotel is close to the city's major attractions.

Within a short walking distance, you can explore the best of Angers, such as the Angers Castle, the 12th-century Saint-Maurice Cathedral, the Museum of Fine Arts, the David d'Angers Gallery, or the Jardin des Plantes or Jardin du Mail. Book your stay with us and experience the perfect blend of historical charm and modern comfort.

Discover Terra Botanica Park

If you're passing through Angers, make sure to visit the Terra Botanica Park. This green oasis is perfect for families and groups of friends seeking a serene retreat and an immersive nature experience.

Meet Europe's Largest Botanical Park

Terra Botanica Park takes pride in being one of Europe's largest botanical parks. Here, you'll encounter over 500,000 species of plants, trees, and flowers sourced from all corners of the globe. The park showcases an impressive array of millennial trees, orchids, roses, vegetables, and even carnivorous plants, among others.

The sprawling 22-hectare landscape is thoughtfully divided into several thematic areas, including the Great Explorations, Unusual Plants, Origins of Life, and Anjou Getaway, offering a comprehensive and organized visit. To truly soak in all the park's attractions, you should allocate an entire day for your visit. And don't worry about meals - the park also houses a catering service to satisfy your hunger pangs.

Enjoy a Variety of Entertainment

Adding to the charm of Terra Botanica Park are various forms of entertainment to make your visit fun and engaging. Experience the magic of the park during the night visit, complete with sound and light shows that promise to leave you enchanted.

Children and adults alike can explore the park in unique ways - take a relaxed ride on the little train, experience the thrills of a roller coaster, or immerse yourself in a virtual reality adventure.

There are also workshops designed for children, promising a day of fun-filled learning and discovery. Visit Terra Botanica Park for an unforgettable day amidst the splendor of nature.

Request a car service to go to Angers

ngers is well-connected to France's key airports. It is located approximately 285.1 km away from Orly Airport and around 327.2 km from Charles De Gaulle (CDG) Airport, making it an easily accessible destination for travelers from across the globe