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Paris Charles de Gaulle airport to
Châtelet–Les Halles.

The middle of Paris, where the RER B meets the A, the D and five metro lines; 1st arrondissement, right bank.

Your destination: Châtelet–Les Halles

2 ways to Châtelet–Les Halles

One way · 2 adults · All service hours · Totals for your whole group

Stay on the RER B four minutes past Gare du Nord: 35–44 minutes from Terminal 2, same EUR 14 ticket, which also covers onward metro within two hours. The taxi is EUR 56, right bank — the river is the boundary, one street south.

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RER B

regional · RER B, Île-de-France Mobilités airport fare
31–44 min rideEvery 10 min04:50–23:50
Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV station under Terminal 2 (2A to 2FGare du Nord in 31 to 40 minutes from Terminal 2
€28total for 2 adults€14 each2 × €14 adult fareBuy ticketOn RER B, Île-de-France Mobilités airport fare
Hours, tickets & luggage

The airport ticket is EUR 14 (EUR 7 reduced), covering the RER B and any connection within two hours — but not buses, Noctilien, trams or the cable car. The ordinary EUR 2.55 metro ticket and EUR 12.30 Navigo Jour do not work here. Navigo Semaine (EUR 32.40), Navigo Mois and Paris Visite (from EUR 30.60/day) do include the airport; Navigo Liberté+ bills the full EUR 14. There is no group or family fare. The reduced fare applies to children aged 4 to 9; under 4 travel free.

Luggage. A commuter train with luggage space by the doors; no restriction, and crowded at rush hour.

Hours. From Terminal 2 toward Paris: first train 04:50, last 23:50 on a full-service day (04:53/23:53 from Terminal 3), every 6–8 minutes by day. On most weekday evenings between 9 September and 11 October 2026 — 15–18 and 21–24 September, 28 September–1 October, 6–9 October — the last train is 22:49, replaced by a bus from Roissypôle (22:40 to 00:10) taking 80–90 minutes to Gare de l'Est. Check before you travel, as it is unclear whether the works continue past 11 October.

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taxi

Taxi, regulated flat fare

taxi · Paris taxis, tariff set by ministerial arrêté
35–75 min rideTraffic dependentRuns all night
The signposted taxi ranks outside each terminalAny address in Paris
24-hour servicePer vehicleFixed fare
€56total for 2 adults€28 eachFlat fare to the right bank, up to four passengers · 1 vehicleFind the taxi rank
Hours, tickets & luggage

The flat taxi fare is fixed by law: EUR 56 to the right bank (arrondissements 1–4, 8–12, 16–20), EUR 65 to the left bank (5–7, 13–15), same both directions, no time-of-day clause. Add EUR 5.50 per passenger from the fifth (adult or child); a taxi can seat up to eight. Booked taxis add EUR 4 (immediate) or EUR 7 (in advance). There is no luggage supplement.

Luggage. Carried, with no supplement: the tariff allows none for Paris taxis.

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The regulated taxi flat fare covers this address. Ride times exclude walking and waiting. Every way from Charles de Gaulle into Paris →

From arrivals to Châtelet–Les Halles

01

Find the stop

Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV station under Terminal 2 (2A to 2F. Follow the signs from arrivals.

02

Choose RER B

Check the destination and departure board before boarding.

03

Arrive at Châtelet–Les Halles

31–44 min. Continue to your accommodation or follow signs for onward transport.

What happens at Châtelet?

Continuing by public transport?

Follow the station signs for your onward connection.

Walking to your stay?

Check the address and choose the nearest exit.

Before you travel

Does the Noctilien N143 night bus stop at Châtelet–Les Halles?

No. It runs to Gare du Nord in 42 minutes from Terminal 2.

Is Châtelet–Les Halles inside the taxi fare zone?

Yes. The regulated flat fare covers Châtelet–Les Halles.

What if my flight arrives late?

Not everything runs around the clock: the RER B runs 04:50–23:50. Outside those hours, the Taxi, regulated flat fare is what remains.

How far is Châtelet–Les Halles from the centre?

The middle of Paris, where the RER B meets the A, the D and five metro lines; 1st arrondissement, right bank.

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