Private car transfer from Orly Airport (ORY) → Paris Bercy Station

The journey between Paris-Orly Airport (ORY) and Paris Bercy Station is mainly for travelers arriving by air and continuing by train to another region. The station is officially called Paris Bercy Bourgogne–Pays d’Auvergne. It is located at 48 bis boulevard de Bercy, 75012 Paris, immediately near Gare de Lyon and the Bercy neighborhood.

From Orly, the route gradually heads toward southern Paris before entering the city through the Porte de Choisy, Porte d’Italie, or along the Seine, depending on the route selected and traffic conditions. The exact route may vary depending on the terminal used, traffic conditions, and temporary restrictions. It is therefore best to treat any travel-time estimate as approximate: the roads around Orly, the A6 motorway, the périphérique, and the 12th arrondissement can be particularly busy during rush hour.

If you are catching a train, it is worth planning your transfer in advance. The time needed is not limited to the drive between the airport and Paris: you must also allow for disembarking, collecting your luggage, walking through the terminal, and reaching the station forecourt. For a flight arriving in the morning, at the end of the day, or during a busy travel period, allowing extra time reduces the risk of a tight connection.

At Paris-Orly Airport, check the terminal listed on your travel documents before heading to the pickup area. Orly has several passenger areas, and road access differs depending on the terminal. Once you have collected your luggage, follow the signs for exits and ground transportation. If your terminal changes, your flight is delayed, or the exit changes, this information will help adjust the planned meeting point.

Bercy Station’s main entrance is on Boulevard de Bercy. The vehicle arrives in the station area, and the traveler then continues on foot to the concourse and platforms by following SNCF signs. The station has ticketing services, ticket machines, a waiting area, restrooms, Wi-Fi, and assistance for passengers with disabilities or reduced mobility. Platform and departure information should be checked on site or with SNCF, as it may change depending on the train.

Bercy Station is close to Gare de Lyon, but they are two separate stations. This distinction is important when planning your journey: a booking that mentions “Paris Bercy” does not automatically mean departure from Paris Gare de Lyon. To avoid confusion, use the full name shown on your ticket and look for the address 48 bis boulevard de Bercy.

This route can be convenient for travelers who want to avoid multiple changes between the airport and the station, particularly with suitcases, bulky equipment, or children. It provides a direct connection between the airport area and Bercy’s rail district, without requiring an additional connection on the metro or RER. Since traffic conditions can vary, we recommend not timing your departure from the airport too closely to your train’s departure time.