Located 26 kilometers northeast of Paris, Charles de Gaulle Airport (Roissy-CDG) is easily accessible by car or motorcycle. Depending on traffic conditions, expect between 30 and 60 minutes for the journey from the capital. Remember to check traffic conditions before your departure!
How to Access Roissy-CDG by Car or Motorcycle
Thanks to a well-developed highway network, several routes provide direct access:
- A1 Motorway: from Paris Porte de la Chapelle towards Lille and Brussels.
- A3 Motorway: from Paris Porte de Bagnolet.
- A104 Motorway: towards Marne-la-Vallée and the A4 motorway.
- D104: towards Cergy-Pontoise.
- N102: connecting Paris (Porte de la Villette) to Soissons and Laon.
Total gas stations are also available at the entrance and exit of the airport, convenient for refueling before or after your trip.
Navigating the Airport by Car or Motorcycle
The airport is organized into three main terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2 (divided into 2A to 2G), and Terminal 3. Follow the signage to reach your terminal or parking area:
- Terminal and drop-off access: Follow the signs for Terminal 1, Terminal 2, or Terminal 3.
- Access to PR, PX, PW parking: For long-term parking, follow Long-Term Park PR, PX, or PW.
- TGV Station Access: Head towards Terminal 2 and CDG 2 Station; ideally park in P CD or P EF parking lots.
Want to better understand the airport’s layout? Check out our guide on transportation at Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Where to Park at Roissy Charles De Gaulle?
The airport offers different parking options to suit your needs:
- Long-term parking: ideal for multi-day trips at advantageous rates, with shuttles connecting the parking lots to the terminals.
- Short-term parking: direct access to terminals for quick parking.
- Drop-off area: for dropping off or picking up passengers without needing to park for long.
It is advisable to book your parking in advance to benefit from the best rates and availability.