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Transfer Asterix amusement park - Paris (Hotel or home address)

Asterix (Amusement park or hotel nearby) - Paris (Hotel or home address)

Private car and van transfer to/from Asterix Park to Paris

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Asterix Park - Paris	€90	€120	€140	Book now
CDG Airport - Paris	€65	€110	€130	Book now
CDG Airport - Versailles	€95	€125	€155	Book now

Traveling from Asterix Park to Paris, our private car and van service ensures a comfortable, stress-free experience. Whether you’re visiting the iconic Eiffel Tower or exploring the Louvre Museum, your transfer will be direct and relaxing. Our professional driver picks you up right from the park and brings you to your hotel or private residence in Paris. Our service includes all fees and eliminates the hassle of public transport. Learn about schedules and service questions with this useful airport FAQ guide.

From CDG Airport to Paris, or even further to Versailles, we guarantee the same premium door-to-door experience. In Versailles, don’t miss the legendary Palace and the beautiful Gardens. Our fleet is equipped for groups and families, ensuring safety and punctuality. For pricing details and vehicle categories, view our complete airport rates list.

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Neighbourhoods served by our car services

The Opera Garnier neighbourhood
The Temple neighbourhood
The Marais neighbourhood
Discover the Pont des Arts in Paris
Why opt for private shuttle transport to discover Paris ?
Request a car service to go around Paris most beautiful neighbourhoods

The Opera Garnier neighbourhood

The Opéra Garnier neighborhood is a vibrant area located in the heart of the Opéra district. One of its main advantages is its excellent connectivity, with a wide range of public transportation options available, making it convenient to visit numerous tourist sites and historical monuments nearby. As a highly recommended tourist destination, the district boasts several 2 to 5-star hotels, making it one of the most densely populated areas in terms of accommodation. The neighborhood's wide avenues contribute to its charm, reflecting the era when the Opéra was constructed by Prefect Haussmann under Napoleon III in the 19th century. It is also a favored area among Parisians for shopping and leisurely strolls.

Tourist Attractions

The Opéra Garnier neighborhood is home to significant cultural heritage sites that attract visitors from around the world. One notable attraction is the famous Opéra Garnier itself, a splendid architectural masterpiece. It is among the grandest theaters in the world, standing 79 meters tall, 172 meters long, and 101 meters wide, with a seating capacity of up to 2,200 spectators. Another must-visit destination is Les Folies Bergère, a renowned concert hall that hosts concerts and musicals. Additionally, the neighborhood is in proximity to several museums, including the Musée Grévin (Grevin Museum) and the Musée de la Vie Romantique (Museum of Romantic Life). Furthermore, there are numerous shopping centers, such as Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, which cater to diverse needs, particularly for those seeking the latest Parisian fashion trends or aesthetic products. Consider utilizing a car service to fully enjoy your visit to the neighborhood.

The Temple neighbourhood

It is located between Sentier and Marais, in the 3rd district, a few meters from the Place de la République. Its name comes from the Templars driven out of Palestine in the years 1118, who founded the House of the Temple. This city is a historic neighbourhood of Paris housing the oldest houses and beautiful hotels of the Great Century. It leaves traces of the times of the Templars through the names of its streets. One can find there the street of the Fontaines-du-Temples, the street of the Temple, the boulevard of the Temple or the street Vieille-du –Temple, from where the name of the city "quarter of the Temple". It is possible to make so many historical visits here.

Tourist attraction

The Museum of the Lock is a tourist place shaping in this district. In fact, a thousand and one keys and locks do not exist otherwise. The Museum of Arts and Crafts is a 13th century building, which is located in a former priory. Apart from that, the Tile of the Temple is also part of the historical monuments not to miss in the district of Templars where frequently takes place various demonstrations or Parisian fashion parades. One can also visit the "red children's market" which is one of the oldest markets in Paris. Its construction dates back to the 17th century. While staying in this neighbourhood, one can have the actual opportunity to see in Quincampoix Street the first General Bank, the place where, in the eighteenth century, we could trade gold for banknotes for the first time in history. In this district, enthusiasts of creations and art are able to discover a great school of applied art, "Ecole Duperré".

The Marais neighbourhood

The Temple neighborhood is situated between Sentier and Marais, in the 3rd district of Paris, just a few meters from Place de la République. Its name derives from the Templars, who were expelled from Palestine in 1118 and established the House of the Temple. This historic neighborhood of Paris is home to some of the oldest houses and magnificent mansions from the Grand Century. It preserves traces of the Templars through street names like Rue des Fontaines-du-Temple, Rue du Temple, Boulevard du Temple, and Rue Vieille-du-Temple, which collectively give the neighborhood its name, "Le Quartier du Temple." The area offers numerous opportunities for historical exploration.

Tourist Attractions

One of the notable tourist sites in this district is the Museum of the Lock. The museum showcases a wide array of keys and locks, providing a fascinating insight into this unique aspect of history. The Museum of Arts and Crafts, located in a former priory dating back to the 13th century, is also worth a visit. Additionally, the Temple Square (Carreau du Temple) is a historical monument that hosts various events and fashion shows. Another attraction in the neighborhood is the "Marché des Enfants Rouges" (Red Children's Market), one of the oldest markets in Paris, dating back to the 17th century. While exploring the Temple neighborhood, be sure to visit Quincampoix Street, where the first General Bank was located. This is where, in the 18th century, the exchange of gold for banknotes took place for the first time in history. Art enthusiasts will also appreciate the presence of the renowned applied arts school, "Ecole Duperré."

Discover the Pont des Arts in Paris

The Pont des Arts, also known as the "bridge of arts," was constructed between 1801 and 1804. It is situated between the Institut de France and the Louvre museum. Renowned as a "bridge of lovers," it attracts millions of tourists from around the world each year.

History

The Pont des Arts has an interesting history. In the 19th century, it featured a walkway with nine cast iron arches, exclusively for pedestrians. However, it suffered damage and collapsed during the two world wars. The bridge was subsequently reconstructed using steel and seven arches between 1981 and 1984.

Memorable Arts Bridge

The Pont des Arts has become an iconic attraction for tourists and visitors in Paris. In 2008, a tradition inspired by Eastern Europe emerged on the bridge. Couples in love began attaching padlocks engraved with their names or initials, symbolizing their love and their time spent in the capital. Unfortunately, the excessive weight of the padlocks caused damage to the bridge's guardrails, leading to a section of the fence collapsing in 2014. As a result, the love locks were permanently removed in 2015.

Why Visit?

The Pont des Arts offers a delightful view of the Institut de France, the Île de la Cité, and the Louvre, making it an appealing destination day or night. It holds symbolic value for lovers, providing a romantic stroll or a spot for picnics with family and friends. Additionally, the bridge serves as a source of inspiration and exhibition for numerous artists, including painters, designers, and photographers. It is an emblematic location to capture beautiful souvenir photos of your visit to the romantic capital.

Why opt for private shuttle transport to discover Paris ?

Did you know that you can visit Paris aboard a private shuttle ? You can even book your shuttle before your arrival to better organize yourself. This kind of service has been on the rise for some time. For good reason, it has a lot of advantages.

A good way to see all the must-sees of Paris

Whether you stay a few days or several weeks in the capital, a shuttle is quite practical to see all the must-sees. On board the vehicle and under the direction of the driver and the guide, you tour the city and learn more about the history of the various monuments. It will therefore no longer be necessary to run in all directions with your card, at the risk of getting lost. Here you see everything comfortably from your chair. This will not spoil the experience and will still ensure you a maximum of change of scenery.

Maximum savings during your stay

Moreover, it is more economical to visit Paris aboard a shuttle. You pay your place only a few tens of euros. You could then visit all the main tourist and historical sites of the city. It's more attractive than hiring a taxi or a private car, and much less painful than seeing everything on foot.

Request a car service to go around Paris most beautiful neighbourhoods

43 km separate Asterix Park from Opera Garnier. Carnavalet Museum is also 41 km from the park. Astérix Park is just 17 km from CDG Airport. You have to drive more than 58 km if you want to reach it from Orly airport.