Easy Guide: Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) into Paris

Easy Guide: Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) into Paris

if you’re heading to Paris let me show you how easy it is to get from the massive Charles deal International Airport into the City of Paris using a train and the Metro getting off the plane at the airport you’ll have to head toward baggage and Customs it is a pretty long walk but just follow the signs this is the emptiest I’ve ever seen the passport control area many other times I’ve landed and spent an hour or more waiting in long lines snaking through this area so you never really know what you’re going to expect when you arrive now you can’t record the actual passport check but just follow the signs for non European Union passport holders if you’re an American to get through from there follow the signs for baggage grab your baggage and look for the signs to the exit and ground transportation they’re big you cannot miss those signs start looking for the word gar g a for the airport train station see it on top of the sign there it also indicates a 10-minute walk toward the rerb train which we will take into Paris you’ll continue following the signs until you get to this [Music] entrance inside on the ground you’ll see a blue path to the ticket office from there you’ll have two choices wait in line inside the ticket office or use the kiosk yourself it’s pretty easy and they usually have staff on hand to help you out once you have your tickets remember you’re taking the Reb into Paris here’s the ticket and here’s how to use it stick it in pull it out and walk through now hold on to the ticket since you’ll need it later to exit in Paris here’s what the train looks like on the inside and in about half an hour you’ll be in the city of Paris at the Gord station a big train station in the city and from here it’s easy to find a taxi or take the metro to your destination in Paris

I take the train from CDG into Paris 90% of the time after landing. It’s not high-speed, but it’s easy and efficient.
Here’s a step-by-step guide that takes less than 3 minutes to watch!

Getting off the plane at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), you’ll head toward baggage and customs.

Afterwards, look for the signs to the exit and ground transportation.

Start looking for the word “Gare” for the airport train station. Walk toward the RER B, which heads into Paris.

At the train station ticket office, you’ll have two choices: wait in line to buy a train ticket from a person, or use one of the self-serve kiosks. They’re easy to use, and they usually have staff around to help.

Once you’re on your train, it’s about 45 minutes to get to Paris. You’ll end up at the Gare de Nord, one of the big train stations in Central Paris.
From here, it’s easy to find a taxi or the metro to your destination in the city.

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