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Roissy Airport is the alternative name for Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. This airport has the reputation of being the largest air terminal in Paris. It is also the busiest in Europe, just behind the heavily congested London Heathrow Airport. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is fourteen miles from the city center, Paris CBD, which is France's ultimate travel destination. If you want to enter Paris by plane, your best option is this airport.

Local travel from Paris CDG Airport is facilitated by rail and roads. This airport is the first in Paris - and probably in the rest of the world - to have built a railway there. From the airport shuttle to the city center, the journey time is only 45 minutes by train.

If you don't want to take the train, use Paris' very modern road network instead. There are buses and taxis to serve you, as well as rental cars to provide you with ultimate convenience. There is a service that includes a driver. Call the Aero ports limousine service for more information. If you don't need an airport driver and a simple driver, just let the company know and they'll charge you even less.

For those traveling on a limited budget, the bus is a good option. Buses run 15 to 20 minutes apart each way. Buses are available at the three airport terminals, most of them going to the Place de l'Opéra in Paris. There are other bus lines with each of them having different routes.

Renting a car gives you more freedom. Remember that Paris is the ultimate destination for almost a thousand tourists every day. Taxis are very available here and they are quite easy to book at these taxi stations. There are at least six major car rental providers with offices on the ground floor of the airport. You can choose among them freely to find the best deal in town.