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Transfer Disneyland Paris - Versailles Castle

Disneyland Paris (Amusement park or hotel nearby) - Versailles (Castle or Hotel)

Private car and van transfer to/from Disneyland Paris to Versailles Castle

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Travel effortlessly between Disneyland Paris and the iconic Château de Versailles with our door-to-door private transfer. This is the ideal route for families and culture lovers wishing to combine magical adventure with French royal heritage. Take in Disney’s It’s a Small World or Big Thunder Mountain before heading off to marvel at the Hall of Mirrors and Royal Opera House in Versailles. Midway through your planning, don’t miss our essential airport transport guide for added peace of mind. With professional drivers, punctual pickup, and comfortable vehicles, we ensure your transfer is smooth and relaxing — no navigating trains, no waiting times.

Our private transfer service also connects CDG Airport to two of France’s most iconic destinations: Versailles and Paris. In Versailles, visit the Trianon Palaces and walk through the manicured royal gardens. In Paris, explore Montmartre’s charm or admire the masterpieces in the Louvre. Whether you're arriving for leisure or business, our experienced drivers meet you directly at the terminal and guide you to your vehicle. To budget your trip more precisely, we suggest consulting our detailed airport pricing table. Travel stress-free knowing that all details — from luggage assistance to route optimization — are handled with care and professionalism.

Book a private shuttle transportation from Disneyland Paris to Versailles

The Castle of Champs-sur-Marne
The Louis Braille Museum in Torcy
The Castle of Ferrieres
Discover the Tremblay Relaxation and Leisure Park
Disneyland Paris : what to see ?
How to go by van from Disneyland Paris to Versailles ?

The Castle of Champs-sur-Marne

Presentation and history of the castle

The building is a mansion built between 1703 and 1706 in the commune of Champs-sur-Marne. It is located in the department of Seine-et-Marne. It is the work of the architect Pierre Bullet (the Porte Saint-Martin and the church of St. Thomas Aquinas in Paris) and his son Jean-Baptiste Bullet de Chamblain (Bourvallais hotel) on behalf of two Of Louis XIV. The castle was commissioned to the architect by Charles Renouard de la Touanne. This financier of the Sun King died of a syncope at the moment when his creditors demanded his due. The castle under construction was then confiscated by Paul Poisson de Bourvallais, another financier of the king. The latter was in turn removed from his possessions following a ruling in 1716 and died two years later. The building was sold to Princess Conti (daughter of Louis XIV and Louise de La Vallière) who enjoyed her usufruct from 1718 to 1739. In 1757, the Duke of La Vallière, her then-owner, leased her to the Marquise de Pompadour. In 1895, the estate was bought by the banker Louis Cahen of Antwerp, who passed it on to his son Charles. The latter bequeaths the domain to the State while residing there. The castle is now a national estate managed by the Center des Monuments Nationaux.

Why to visit the Château de Champs-sur-Marne ?

It is a beautifully furnished mansion with a remarkable garden of 85 hectares. In the castle resided illustrious personalities of French history. In 1935 it became an official residence of the Presidency of the Republic and in 1959 welcomed foreign heads of state invited by General de Gaulle. The estate is used several times in the late 1990s and early 2000s as a film shooting location. Currently, it hosts temporary exhibitions. It houses more than 900 collection pieces of furniture, ceramics, paintings and other works of art.

The Louis Braille Museum in Torcy

Journey to the heart of the universe of a world-famous blind person

Louis Braille (January 4, 1809 - January 6, 1852) is the inventor of braille, the tactile writing system with a salient point intended for blind or visually impaired people. His native house in Couvray is classified as a historical monument and becomes a place of exhibitions of his works and elements that retrace his life. The small community of Coupvray (less than 3,000 inhabitants) located in the arrondissement of Torcy in the Seine-et-Marne is known as the native village of the one who helped blind people from all over the world to access the "Education through the writing system” he invented. This saddler's son suffers from blindness following the generalized infection of his right eye, punctured by a tool to pierce the leather when he was only 3 years old. He was sent to study at the school of Coupvray between 1816 and 1818. In 1819 he was admitted to the Royal Institution of Young Blinds where he shone on all subjects. He was appointed teacher at his age. He bent over his invention as early as 1821 after meeting the inventor of the sonogram system for the blind Charles Barbier de la Serre. It was at the age of 18 in 1827 that Braille was officially used for the first time in the transcription of Grammar’s Grammar.

Why visiting the Louis Braille Museum ?

The birthplace of Louis Braille in the street bearing his name has been transformed into a museum since 1956. It is a briard house that has retained all its authenticity. Although relatively small, the museum promises interesting discoveries. On the one hand, it allows to plunge back into the universe of a saddler (leather work) of the eighteenth century thanks to the workshop of the father of Louis. We then enter the common room whose furniture tell the life of the time. And finally, there are also inventions and objects that retrace the life of Louis Braille as the first model of braille tablet, braille typewriter or raphigraph.

The Castle of Ferrieres

Castle of Ferrières : from luxury castle to a prestigious catering school

Ferrières Castle is a luxurious castle built between 1855 and 1859 by architect Joseph Paxton (Crystal Palace) on behalf of the famous banker, Baron James de Rothschild. The estate is straddling the town of Ferrières-en-Brie for its castle and the commune of Pontcarré for its huge English park. It is the most luxurious French chateau of the nineteenth century. He stayed with the Rothschild family until December 21, 2012 when Edouard and David de Rothschild gave in with his park at the town hall of Ferrières. It is home to Ferrieres School, an international reference school that promotes French excellence. It is a large hotel school that prepares to obtain a Bachelor's degree (Bac+3), a Master's degree, an MBA as well as certifying trainings and VAE. The castle is also home to two luxury restaurants : "Le Baron" for its gourmet dishes and "Le Chai" which is meant to be bistronomic. It also hosts events and receptions on behalf of individuals or companies.

Why visit the Château de Ferrières ?

Visitors will make a double discovery. They visit the picturesque landscape of the park and the former home of one of the wealthiest French families on one side. They discover the high gastronomy of Chef Patrick Juhel (best worker of France in 2000 and no less member of Toques Blanches International) in the gourmet bistro Le Chai or in one of the three salons of Le Baron. It is an opportunity to taste refined dishes after the day spent in the park. Château de Ferrières also has a catering service that makes this school a unique hotel complex in the world.

Discover the Tremblay Relaxation and Leisure Park

The Parc de Tremblay is located in the Val de Marne, just a few kilometers from the capital. It was created with the aim of offering a space of relaxation and leisure to the inhabitants of the Val and of Paris.

Presentation of the park

In the Tremblay Relaxation and Leisure Park, you will find all kinds of activities. For example, you could play padel. In addition, it has four courts which are open during working days and weekends by reservation. You could also play tennis with a covered field, which was inaugurated in September 2019. However, if you do not yet know how to play it, lessons are available.

What to do in this park ?

The Tremblay Relaxation and Leisure Park offers you relaxation activities, with free access. Like the water game which consists of playing in family water jets or going to the central plain. A space that will delight young and old. Indeed, the little ones will be able to enjoy themed games, such as the dragon game, the boat game, the tricks game, or even swing, play sandboxes and spring games. While the grown-ups can enjoy beach volleyball, basketball, handball, and even play table tennis. But that's not all, you are also entitled to a space of tranquility, where you can completely relax and reinvigorate your energy. In addition, you will have the opportunity to admire a splendid landscape. Everyone finds happiness in this park, even the petanque fans. Indeed, this park offers you a place dedicated exclusively to this activity. This park has a field dedicated to fitness, as well as a paved road allowing lovers of bikes and rollerblading, to find their happiness. The location of the park will also allow you to find restaurants.

Disneyland Paris : what to see ?

If you're in the vicinity of the capital, don't miss the chance to visit Disneyland Paris. It's one of the most essential attractions to see, no matter your age. You'll have a wide range of attractions to choose from, but here are some of the most significant.

Walt Disney Studios Park

A must-visit when you're in Disneyland Paris is the Walt Disney Studios Park. You'll find the Ratatouille district with its massive infrastructures, the Toy Story district, and many other attractions.

Disney Parks

For just €50, you can enter the Disney Parks and experience roller coasters, trains, and various other rides. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or not, you won't be disappointed.

Celestia Spa

Disneyland Paris is not just a tourist attraction but also a place to relax and unwind. The Celestia Spa offers treatments that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. It's particularly popular among adults.

Golf Disneyland

Disneyland Paris also features a golf course suitable for both kids and adults. It's an excellent opportunity to spend some quality time with your family or friends, regardless of your golfing skills.

World of Disney

Finally, before you leave the park, be sure to check out the World of Disney or The Disney Gallery. These stores offer various items for purchase to serve as souvenirs of your visit. Both adults and children will find something they love.

How to go by van from Disneyland Paris to Versailles ?

It takes over an hour to get to Versailles from Disneyland. You have to hit the road by taking the Esplanade François Truffaut. The van will enter Coupvray in less than 5 minutes. Continue for 2.9 km to reach A4 / E50 (Eastern Highway). On the A86 (Périphérique de l'Ile-de-France), you will still have to go through the 4 tunnels of the motorway. The driver will continue straight on the national road (N12). It is after having paced the Rue Monseigneur Gibier for 300 m that the car enters Versailles.