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Fontainebleau and its Castle - CDG Airport

Private Transfers to/from Fontainebleau and Castle to CDG Airport

Private car and van transfer to/from Fontainebleau and Castle to CDG Airport

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Our dedicated private transport services provide seamless transfers from the historic Fontainebleau and its majestic castle to CDG Airport, ensuring a stress-free continuation of your journey. Fontainebleau, a cultural treasure surrounded by lush forest, invites exploration of its renowned château and gardens, a testament to French history and art. Similarly, the medieval town of Provins, with its UNESCO-listed fortifications and medieval fairs, offers a glimpse into the past. For those wishing to visit the splendid Vaux-le-Vicomte Castle from Paris, our service ensures a comfortable and convenient trip to this 17th-century masterpiece, known for its baroque architecture and landscaped gardens. Whether you're marvelling at the opulence of royal residences or the charm of medieval towns, our private transfers offer the perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and cultural enrichment.

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Barbizon: village of painters
The city of Moret-sur-Loing
The castle of Blandy-les-Tours
Stay at the Aigle Noir 4 star Hotel Fontainebleau
Why take a tour of the famous Château de Fontainebleau ?
Limousine service with driver to go from Fontainebleau to CDG airport

Barbizon: village of painters

Nestled on the outskirts of the Fontainebleau forest, the quaint town of Barbizon is the perfect escape for a romantic weekend or a family getaway. Known as the "village of painters," Barbizon is a source of awe, discovery, and rejuvenation. It's a haven for nature lovers and a revered destination for art enthusiasts.

A Bucolic Town With an Artistic Heritage

Barbizon captivates visitors with its timeless charm. Its epithet originates from the 1850s, when pre-Impressionist French painters flocked to this picturesque hamlet for inspiration. Over the years, Barbizon's diverse landscapes and rural beauty have inspired master painters such as Monet, Renoir, Corot, Millet, and Rousseau. These artists and others set up their easels here, immortalizing the town's idyllic scenes on canvas.

Strolling Through Cobbled Streets

A walk through Barbizon reveals charming stone houses adorned with flower-filled facades and tiled roofs. The town's artistic heritage is beautifully showcased in the form of 20 famous paintings replicated on its streets. These reproductions include Millet's 'Angelus,' Théodore Rousseau's 'Cabane des Charbonnier,' Corot's 'Coup de Vent,' and John Constable's 'White Horse.' These intricate street mosaics are fashioned from colored stones, adding a unique artistic touch to the town's ambiance. For original works of art, visitors can explore the many art galleries lining the main street.

An Extraordinary Destination for Leisure

Barbizon is a dream location for outdoor enthusiasts. Cycling, horse riding, and walking are just a few activities you can enjoy in some of the most beautiful settings in France. The town is located adjacent to one of the country's most beautiful forests, providing ample opportunities for relaxation and exploration. Visitors can experience historical inns' charm and indulge in the same luxury afforded to personalities who have visited the town. Many beautiful villas have been transformed into guest houses, offering a comfortable stay. During the day, gastronomic delights and lifestyle shops add to the town's allure. Despite its tranquil feel, Barbizon is just a 45-minute drive from Paris, making it a convenient getaway for those seeking peace and tranquility. Visit Barbizon and immerse yourself in its rich artistic heritage and natural beauty.

The city of Moret-sur-Loing

Nestled on the edge of the Fontainebleau forest, Moret-sur-Loing is a charming medieval city 100 km from Paris. Known as one of the "100 most beautiful detours in France," this picturesque town offers an array of historic and cultural attractions. From the medieval village to the serene banks of the Loing River and its verdant, romantic squares, there is much to explore in Moret-sur-Loing. The city is also renowned as the capital of barley sugar.

A Town Steeped in History and Culture

Moret-sur-Loing's rich history dates back to the era of the Duchy of Burgundy, with its borders marking the Duchy's stronghold. Today, the town serves as a relaxing retreat and a place of discovery. Like its neighboring town Barbizon, Moret-sur-Loing was a refuge for Impressionist painters. The renowned Alfred Sisley lived here, and his former home is now privately owned.

Historic Monuments and Iconic Barley Sugar

Moret-sur-Loing is home to several notable monuments. Two fortified gates, the Moret Gate and the Samois Gate (or Paris Gate) from the 12th century, mark the entrance to the town. Other landmarks include the Notre-Dame church with its Renaissance organ, the façade of Francis I built in 1527, the bridge, the mills, and the Priory of Pont-Loup. Moreover, Moret-sur-Loing is widely recognized as the capital of barley sugar. The town has preserved the secret recipe of the original barley sugar and has dedicated the Barley Sugar Museum to this specialty, produced since 1638.

Ideal for Leisurely Strolls and Recreational Activities

Strolling through Moret-sur-Loing is a delightful experience, with the Loing River offering opportunities for canoeing and kayaking. The town is vibrant with festivities, including the Fête 1900, the Humor Festival in November, and Heritage Days. Whether you're planning a family trip or a getaway with friends, Moret-sur-Loing can accommodate visitors with vehicles that fit up to 8 people, making it an ideal destination for groups seeking history, culture, and natural beauty.

The castle of Blandy-les-Tours

Rich in history and architectural significance, the Blandy-les-Tours Castle is a noteworthy landmark in France. Constructed in 1220, this castle spans almost ten centuries of history, with continuous renovations carrying on up until the 21st century.

A Glimpse into History

Constructed to safeguard the Capetian dynasty's territory from the encroaching influence of the Thibaldian dynasty's Champagne County, the castle was initially a project undertaken by Viscounts William II and Adam III. Later, in the 14th century, amidst the Hundred Years War, counts William IV and John II transformed the castle into a defensive stronghold, fortifying its structure with new defenses.

However, after Marshal Claude-Louis-Hector de Villars purchased the castle in 1705, it gradually fell into disrepair and abandonment. It wasn't until a century later, in 1986, that restoration began, and the revitalized castle was finally inaugurated in 2007.

Blandy-les-Tours Castle: A Crown Jewel of Île-de-France

Located in the heart of the city from which it derives its name, the Blandy-les-Tours Castle once functioned as a defensive complex between the royal domain and the Champagne County. Over the years, it transitioned from a simple fortified manor to a lavish royal residence, becoming an unmissable attraction of Île-de-France. Today, it houses an extensive collection of paintings, sculptures, furniture, and other works of art, dating from the 16th to the 19th century.

After visiting the castle, visitors can stroll down the city's old streets and explore other local landmarks, such as the Saint-Maurice church and the apple grinder. To fully enjoy your visit, consider taking advantage of our day rental service, which can provide you with a convenient and comfortable means of transport around the city and its surrounding attractions.

Stay at the Aigle Noir 4 star Hotel Fontainebleau

The Hotel L'Aigle Noir, nestled within a 15th-century mansion, is situated at the heart of Fontainebleau. This majestic structure, steeped in rich history, sits right next to the grand Château de Fontainebleau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hotel presents an ideal setting for family holidays, business trips, or romantic retreats, offering 53 beautifully adorned rooms, decorated with luxurious fabrics and antique wooden furniture.

World-Class Services for an Exceptional Stay

Our guests can indulge in a world of opulence and comfort at Hotel L'Aigle Noir. Our beautiful, cobblestone courtyard, featuring two terraces, is an inviting space for relaxation. Indulge in a cocktail from our self-service Honesty Bar, set in total privacy, or unwind by the fireplace in our large lounge with a newspaper or a magazine. Each morning, you're invited to enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast, served either in our brightly lit breakfast room or within the comfort of your own room. For art enthusiasts, our hotel lounge also hosts regular exhibitions of magnificent works of art. Our staff are available 24/7, providing you with a warm and attentive service throughout your stay.

Discover the Wonders of Fontainebleau

The Hotel L'Aigle Noir's prime location offers guests easy access to the Château de Fontainebleau. This royal castle, a gem of the region, is just a stone's throw away. In the vicinity, you'll find the enchanting Forest of Fontainebleau, formerly known as the Forest of Beer, an exquisite green backdrop perfect for exploring on horseback or by bike. Experience the thrill of horse racing, another local attraction. The hotel's accessibility is further enhanced by its proximity to the Fontainebleau-Avon train station, just a few kilometers away.

Why take a tour of the famous Château de Fontainebleau ?

The Château de Fontainebleau stands as a monumental testament to French royalty, having been continuously inhabited by sovereigns from the 12th to the 19th century. This long-standing legacy makes it one of the most well-preserved royal castles in France.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981

Napoleon is credited for the restoration of the Château de Fontainebleau. In less than three weeks, he managed to fully refurnish the castle, bringing it back to its former glory. In his memoirs, Napoleon referred to it as "the true home of kings," a testament to its regal allure. Each sovereign left an imprint on the castle, reflecting their personal tastes and preferences, evident in the masterpieces of the Renaissance commissioned by François Ier, and the ceremonial apartment of Napoleon Ier.

An Architectural Marvel Worth Exploring

The Château de Fontainebleau is an architectural marvel to explore, both inside and out. The Cour d'Honneur's horseshoe staircase is a must-see, and don't miss the famous Saint-Saturnin chapel or Napoleon I's grand throne room. Another must-visit is the Chinese museum, established on the initiative of Empress Eugénie. The attention to detail paid by the sovereigns to the castle's architecture is evident throughout, especially outdoors. Apart from the English garden, also make sure to explore the Grand Parterre, meticulously designed by famed architects Le Nôtre and Le Vau.

Limousine service with driver to go from Fontainebleau to CDG airport

Fontainebleau is one of the French municipalities in the department of Seine-et-Marne. Located 57 km south-east of Paris, it is 71 km from Phantom Manor and just 23.2 km from Château de Blandy-les-Tours. As a reminder, it is 84.6 km from CDG airport to Fontainebleau and 58.6 km from Orly airport.