Mainland Europe’s largest air transport hub.

More than 625 cities are served in 132 countries with 14,000 flights a week. In 2008, Paris’s two international airports, managed by ADP, have welcomed 87 million travellers.

New ! Opening of the new terminal 2E terminus of the future Charles-de-Gaulle Express linking Roissy with the Gare de l’Est in a 20-minute service due to be in operation by 2013.

At the heart of the European rail network, Paris is ideally located. 425 SNCF high-speed trains and others European train companies serve Paris every day.

Shorter journey lengths:
- Amsterdam : 3h15
- Basle : 3h25
- Brussels : 1h20
- Cologne : 3h15
- Frankfurt : 3h50
- Geneva : 3h20
- London : 2h15
- Luxembourg : 2h05
- Strasbourg : 2h20
- Barcelona : 5h30

The TGV is a particularly ecological mode of transport: it uses four times less energy than air travel and half that of road transport. The future outlook for the TGV and the European cities that it connects is therefore very bright.

New ! Paris’s train stations are undergoing renovation, integrating new eating and shopping areas with a welcoming atmosphere.

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