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

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

Private car and van transfer to/from Paris (Hotel or home address) to Asterix amusement park

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Paris - Asterix Park	€90	€120	€140	Book now
CDG Airport - Paris	€65	€110	€130	Book now
Orly Airport - Paris	€65	€110	€130	Book now

Travel from Paris to Asterix Park with ease thanks to our professional transfer service, offering door-to-door comfort from your hotel or private residence. Whether you’re planning a day of thrills or a relaxed outing, our chauffeur ensures a safe, punctual journey in a comfortable vehicle. Our drivers know the best routes and timing to avoid delays, letting you focus on the excitement ahead. Along the way, enjoy views of northern Paris, including landmarks such as the iconic Sacré-Cœur or the serene Parc des Buttes-Chaumont. For travel-related costs, visit full airport rates guide.

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Book a private car service from home, train station or hotel in Paris to reach Asterix amusement park

Paris neighbourhoods served by our car services

Sentier neighbourhood
Halles neighbourhood
Eiffel Tower neighbourhood
Stay at the Hotel de L'Empereur
What to see at Parc Astérix ?
Request a car service from Paris to Asterix amusement park

Sentier neighbourhood

Description

The Sentier neighborhood is situated in the 2nd district, bordered by Rue Réaumur, Boulevard Bonne-Nouvelle, Boulevard Sébastopol, and Rue du Sentier. It is particularly renowned for its proximity to Rue Montorgueil, a beloved street among Parisians due to its numerous cafes, restaurants, and fresh produce markets. In Sentier, one can find everything essential for a Parisian way of life. While the neighborhood was once a red-light district occupied by burglars, it has transformed into a hub for textile stores. Sentier has a rich history as an old district known for its multicultural textile manufacturers, reaching its peak in the textile industry in 1980. When one mentions Sentier, the first thing that comes to mind is the concept of "pret-a-porter" (ready-to-wear) fashion in Paris. However, many ready-to-wear manufacturers have since closed, and the neighborhood is now evolving into a more village-like atmosphere with the emergence of small restaurants, bars, and brasseries, creating a pleasant ambiance. Sentier is also known for being featured in several films, including Thomas Gilou's "La vérité si je mens! 3," Frédéric Balekdjian's "Les mauvais joueurs," and Oriane Descout's "On the path of devils."

Tourist Attractions

Upon arriving in Sentier, one cannot miss the unique entrance to the metro station, located in a distinctive building just outside the metro. Even the sign indicating the station is impressive, with its red and blue colors dating back to the 1930s. Tourists also enjoy visiting the famous Théâtre Montorgueil and exploring the Tavern of the Crescent. For those interested in historical sites, there is the Mozart House, where Mozart's mother passed away in 1778 during their stay at this inn. Taking a chauffeur service can facilitate exploring these various historical landmarks.

Halles neighbourhood

Description

The Halles neighborhood is located in the 1st district of the City of Light, Paris. Its name is derived from the old central market halls of Paris, famously known as the "belly of Paris." It is a vibrant district with numerous shopping centers, including the renowned Les Halles Forum, a variety of restaurants, luxury hotels, bars, and trendy boutiques. This administrative district of Paris, the 2nd arrondissement, has undergone several renovations, including a significant transformation since the 1970s when the market halls were replaced by the Forum des Halles. The neighborhood showcases its modernity through the renovated underground station and the strikingly designed Forum des Halles building, featuring curves inspired by nature. The addition of the Canopy and the new lush garden with wide straight alleys further enhances the beauty of the area. To reach this neighborhood, various public transportation options are available, including metro stations such as Châtelet-Les Halles served by lines 1, 3, 4, 11, and 14, as well as the RER A, B, and D lines.

Tourist Attractions

The Halles district is home to the largest urban station in Europe, the "Châtelet-Les Halles Station." While exploring this neighborhood, tourists can discover the famous Place Joachim-du-Bellay, located in the heart of Les Halles, which features the Fountain of the Innocents. Additionally, the area is rich in historical sites and monuments. One notable attraction is the Fountain of the Innocents, also known as the Fountain of the Nymphs, dating back to 1548 during the reign of Henry II. The Forum des Halles, a large shopping center, welcomes approximately 150,000 visitors each day. The Gothic-style Church of Saint Eustache is another prominent landmark in the area . The ideal would be to opt for a car service always on time to be able to enjoy it.

Eiffel Tower neighbourhood

Description

The Eiffel Tower neighborhood is located to the west of the 7th arrondissement of Paris. It is bordered to the north by the Champ de Mars and to the south by the Military School. This area is renowned for its iconic 324-meter-tall metal tower, but it also encompasses numerous historic sites and monuments that are worth considering. The Eiffel Tower is the quintessential symbol of the city of Paris and represents its main landmark. Although it is not the oldest district in Paris, it holds the highest prestige. It attracts a large number of tourists who visit Paris. Additionally, this neighborhood is an integral part of the Faubourg Saint-Germain, which is home to several ministries and institutions, including the National Assembly.

Tourist Attractions

The 7th district is a highly popular destination for tourists due to its remarkable monuments, parks, and green spaces. Of course, the famous Eiffel Tower is the centerpiece and cannot be missed. The tower, weighing 10,000 tons, features three levels at heights of 57 meters, 115 meters, and 274 meters. Visitors can also attend exhibitions and conferences that frequently take place on the 1st and 2nd floors of the Eiffel Tower. The area offers a variety of restaurants where visitors can savor various French specialties. However, the appeal of this neighborhood extends beyond the Eiffel Tower. The Trocadéro, with its terraces and gardens adorned with gilded bronzes, is a unique and charming attraction. The House of Culture of Japan in Paris is another notable site, hosting festivals and exhibitions that promote Japanese culture. The Champs de Mars Park is also an essential place to visit within this district.

Stay at the Hotel de L'Empereur

Are you on a business trip or a tourist stay in the capital and looking for a warm and relaxing environment ? Stay at the Emperor's hotel. Many travelers have been satisfied with the hotel's offers and service.

Presentation of the hotel

Located in the heart of Paris, a few meters from the Esplanade des Invalides and with an incredible view of the Eiffel Tower, the Hotel de L'Empereur is a highly refined establishment at a competitive price. It was built around 1900 and has been renovated a few years ago with imperial decor. It offers spacious, air-conditioned, soundproofed rooms with modern amenities, some with balconies. Its restaurant prepares typical Chinese cuisine with a buffet breakfast each morning. In addition, the hotel offers a bar to refresh yourself, a terrace and a garden to relax. It offers daily room service including breakfast in the room.

The advantages of the hotel

You can reach the reception 24/24. You have internet access with free wifi. A daily newspaper is provided to you free of charge. No reservations are required in advance for the use of the on-site parking, which is also free and private so that you don't have to worry. The hotel also has a wellness center (spa and sauna) and a swimming pool for total relaxation. It is located near metro stations, which makes it easier to get around the districts of Paris. Hobbies If you are feeling peckish, you want to cool off outside the establishment or just want to take a short walk, there are many tearooms, restaurants and shopping center close to the hotel. In addition, there is no shortage of curiosities. You can among others visit the Departmental Museum of Archeology Jérôme Carcopino, the Roman Ruins of Aléria, the Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame, etc.

What to see at Parc Astérix ?

Parc Astérix has always been one of the largest and most beautiful tourist complexes in France. It is a theme park that offers an exceptional adventure with different attractions suitable for all ages.

The Pegasus Express

Ideal for families and visitors of all ages, the Pegasus Express is one of the flagship attractions of Parc Astérix. It is a rollercoaster that provides more fun than scares. Designed in an Ancient Greek style, it can be accessed by individuals who are at least 1 meter tall, making it a perfect opportunity to have a good time together.

The Pissobelix

This thrilling attraction at Parc Astérix has been given the surprising name of Pissobelix. It earned this name because of the movement it creates once launched. You will experience similar sensations as if you were on a disc launched by Obélix himself. However, please note that this game is only suitable for individuals who measure over 1.20 meters and have a strong heart.

Oziris

Have you always wanted to fly? The Oziris attraction is perfect for you. The sensations may not be exactly the same, but you will experience a feeling of soaring with your feet in the void, all within an Egyptian-themed attraction. However, this site is only accessible to adults who are over 1.30 meters tall and are not afraid of thrills. If you meet these criteria, it will be an experience you won't soon forget.

Book a car transport service from Paris to Asterix amusement Park

This Asterix park which is the delight of the comic book enthusiasts Asterix le Gaulois, is located 44.7 km from Palais de Tokyo and 47.5 km from Pont des Arts. It should also be noted that this park is 17.4 km from CDG Airport and 56.5 from Orly airport.