Located 25 km North
of Paris, Roissy CDG is the main airport serving Paris and the second largest airport in Europe just behind London Heathrow. CDG airport is
divided in 3 terminals, CDG1, CDG2, and CDG3 or T3. CDG1 is quite old
and crowded when CDG2 is modern, very clean and passenger friendly.
The last terminal is very small and mainly served by Easyjet. Please
find here under the global map see below for specific terminal map.
For detailed maps of each terminal refer to Roissy De Gaulle
Official airport
Map of Terminal 1 CDG
Airport
Terminal 1 is the oldest terminal : The terminal is
build Located northern of the airport, CDG1 is an curious building
with an original design : A main circular building and 7 satellites,
each capable of handling 3 long haul flight airline carriers. The main
building has 7 floors : the 3 upper levels are occuped by a large car
park. This Airport Parking is quite expensive and should'nt be used
for a long stay.
Terminal 1 CDG Map -
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Map of Terminal 2 Roissy
CDG
Terminal 2 is the latest one - A very Modern building inaugurated in 1987 and initially dedicated to the
French national airline Air France. Roissy CDG Terminal 2 has gradualy developed to now include 6 modules and
even a TGV station (High Speed Train). Its architectural conception
was guided by the willingness to
reduce walking requirements for passengers inside the terminal between
the front door and the boarding gate.
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Map of Terminal 3 CDG Airport Paris
The building has only
one level and offers a large public area for check-in and meeting
arriving passengers.
However, during the high season it is often very crowded. This
Terminal is mainly served by Easyjet. It is located at walking
distance from the Train Station and the connection with the 2 other
terminals is operated by free coaches. You can not be lost in CDG
Terminal 3 - This airport terminal is quite basic indeed.
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Driving Direction & distance from Roissy De Gaulle to Paris
From Paris, take the A1 via Porte de la Chapelle. Alternatively, take
the A3 via Porte de Bagnolet, join the A1 and follow signposts for the
airport. The distance from Paris city center is 25km and the duration of
transfer may vary a lot depending on road trafic (20 minutes to 90
minutes)