Private car transfer from Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) to Paris Bercy Station

This transfer connects the terminals at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport with Paris Bercy Bourgogne – Pays d’Auvergne Station, southeast of Paris. The road distance is approximately 30 kilometers, and the journey can take around 45 minutes in light traffic. Actual travel time varies depending on the terminal, departure time, and traffic on the roads leading into Paris.

Charles de Gaulle has several terminals and arrival areas. To prepare for your journey, check the terminal listed by your airline and the area where you will collect your baggage. After landing, passport control, baggage delivery, and leaving the airport may take varying amounts of time depending on the flight and passenger volume.

Providing your flight number can also help locate your expected arrival when the schedule or terminal changes. Once you are in the public arrivals area, follow the transportation signs and go to the agreed pickup point for your road transfer.

The route generally follows the main roads connecting the northeastern Paris metropolitan area with the 12th arrondissement. Delays can be significant during rush hour, on Fridays, before weekends, during major events, or in the event of an incident on the road network.

Travel times shown in navigation tools are therefore only estimates. The route may be adjusted according to conditions observed at the time of departure, without changing the planned destination at Paris Bercy.

If you have a train connection, allow plenty of time after arriving in Paris. This should cover getting out of the vehicle, reaching the station hall, finding your platform, and completing any ticket-related formalities. Extra time is especially helpful when your train departs during heavy traffic or when you are traveling with several bags.

Before leaving CDG, check the station listed on your ticket: Paris Bercy Bourgogne – Pays d’Auvergne is a separate station from Paris Gare de Lyon, even though both are in the same area of the 12th arrondissement.

CDG has several terminals and arrival areas. Before setting off, make sure the terminal and exact pickup location are clear. If your flight changes terminals or you’re collecting luggage, contact your driver once those details are confirmed instead of heading to an assumed meeting point.

To avoid confusion with Bercy metro station or Paris Gare de Lyon, give the full destination: Paris Bercy Bourgogne – Pays d’Auvergne, 48 bis boulevard de Bercy, 75012 Paris. Check the station map before your trip if you need to find an entrance or plan your arrival with luggage. Official practical information can also help you check access and available facilities.

Don't base your plans solely on a driving-time estimate: the duration varies with traffic and the time it takes to leave the airport. Check your train’s departure time and platform with SNCF Gares & Connexions, then allow extra time to reach the hall and find your platform. If you’re continuing by metro, check the network status and access to Bercy station separately with RATP; the station is served by lines 6 and 14.