Taxi Paris 5th Arrondissement → CDG Airport
Transfer from the Latin Quarter and Montagne Sainte-Geneviève to Charles de Gaulle at a fixed price of €53–€65. Door-to-door pickup at your address.
A taxi between Paris 5th and CDG Airport costs between €53 and €65 when booked in advance at a fixed price, over a road distance of about 28 kilometres and a journey time of from 45 to 65 minutes depending on traffic. The usual route takes A1, with no tolls. A van for up to seven passengers starts at €78. That price includes luggage, tolls and the driver's approach, and it does not move if traffic builds up: that is the difference with a metered ride, where every minute of waiting is charged and the applicable rate depends on the hour. On an unbooked ride, the amount follows the scale of the prefectoral order applying where the passenger is picked up, higher from seven in the evening to ten in the morning as well as on Sundays and public holidays. The driver tracks the flight or train number given at booking and shifts the pick-up at no extra cost if it is delayed, and cancelling remains free up to six hours before departure.
Distance
28 km
Duration
45 min
Estimated price
€53–€65
Availability
24/7
The 5th arrondissement of Paris is the oldest district in the capital, the direct heir of Gallo-Roman Lutetia, of which the Arènes de Lutèce and the Thermes de Cluny still bear witness today. The Latin Quarter, so named because Latin was long the language of instruction there, is home to the prestigious Sorbonne University founded in 1257 by Robert de Sorbon. The Panthéon, a neoclassical masterpiece by Jacques-Germain Soufflot completed in 1790, dominates the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève and houses the tombs of the greatest figures in French history, from Voltaire to Simone Veil. The Jardin des Plantes, founded in 1626, is the oldest botanical garden in France and houses the National Museum of Natural History. Rue Mouffetard, one of the oldest streets in Paris, winds from the Panthéon to the south of the arrondissement with its daily market and restaurants. The legendary bookshops of Boulevard Saint-Michel, the bouquinistes on the Seine quays and the literary cafes of Boulevard Saint-Germain make the 5th a deeply intellectual and cultural district. Travellers — academics, researchers, cultured tourists — staying in this Left Bank district regularly need a transfer to CDG. TaxiNeo provides pickups throughout the arrondissement, from Place Maubert to the Jardin des Plantes.
Route
Route Paris 5th → CDG Airport
The journey from the 5th arrondissement to CDG crosses Paris from south to north along well-established routes. The driver leaves the Latin Quarter via Boulevard Saint-Michel or Quai de la Tournelle along the Seine. They cross the Seine at Pont d'Austerlitz or Pont de Sully to reach the right bank. From there, Boulevard de Sébastopol or Boulevard de Strasbourg lead north towards Gare de l'Est and Gare du Nord. The ring road is reached at Porte de la Chapelle, then the A1 motorway leads directly to the CDG terminals via Saint-Denis and the Stade de France. If the northern ring road is congested, the driver may opt for a route via Porte de Bercy and the A4 then the A104 Francilienne to approach CDG from the east. This alternative adds a few kilometres but can save 20 minutes during very heavy traffic. The onboard GPS guides the driver to the optimal solution. Allow 45 minutes under normal conditions and up to 65 minutes during peak hours.
Main route: A1 — no tolls
Points of interest along the way
Practical tips
Our tips for Paris 5th → CDG Airport
Tips & best practices
Specific tips for the Paris 5th → CDG Airport route
For a successful transfer from the 5th arrondissement to CDG, here are our recommendations. The Latin Quarter has narrow streets, often steep on the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève; give the driver the exact address and the side of the street if possible. Hotels on Boulevard Saint-Michel and Rue des Écoles are easily accessible by car. For addresses on Rue Mouffetard (partly pedestrianised at the top), the driver will position at Place de la Contrescarpe or on Rue Lacépède. Residences near the Panthéon are accessible via Rue Soufflot or Rue Clovis. Allow 3 hours before a long-haul flight and 2.5 hours for European flights. Streets around the Sorbonne are particularly congested during the academic year (September-June) between 8-10am. For early morning departures before 6:30am, the district is quiet and the journey to CDG takes only 35 minutes. Remember to check your terminal: CDG has T1, T2 (sub-terminals 2A to 2G) and T3.
Tolls: no tolls
Pricing
Taxi fare Paris 5th → CDG Airport
All our rides are fixed-price. The fare is set at booking, no surprises.
Day rate
Monday — Saturday, 7am — 7pm
€53–€65
Night rate
7pm — 7am, 15% surcharge
€61–€75
Sunday & holidays
All day, 10% surcharge
€58–€72
* Indicative prices incl. tax. Exact fare provided at booking. No luggage surcharge.
Transport comparison
How to get from Paris 5th to CDG Airport?
Taxi vs alternatives
Detailed comparison of transport options
From the 5th arrondissement, the RER B is accessible from Luxembourg station (direct line B, €12.10 per person, 40-45 min to CDG). This is one of the best RER B connections in Paris for reaching CDG. However, the RER is often packed during peak hours and impractical with bulky luggage. The Roissybus from Opéra requires a 15-minute metro ride (€16.60, 60-75 min). A ride-hailing service costs between €50 and €90 depending on the time, with no fare guarantee. TaxiNeo offers a fixed flat rate of €53 to €65 for 4 passengers, about €13 per person in a group. For families or groups, the taxi is significantly better value than the RER B and offers incomparable door-to-door comfort.
Sedan (1-4 passengers)
€53–€65
Guaranteed fixed price, no surprises
Van (5-7 passengers)
€78
Ideal for families and groups
Villes desservies
See also
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about taxis in Paris 5th → CDG Airport
On the Paris 5th — CDG Airport route, where does the driver pick me up in the 5th arrondissement?
The driver comes to your exact address: outside your hotel on Boulevard Saint-Michel, Rue des Écoles, Place Maubert, or any other address in the 5th. For Rue Mouffetard, they position at Place de la Contrescarpe or an adjacent accessible street. The Paris 5th — CDG Airport route covers about 28 km by road.
On the Paris 5th — CDG Airport route, what is the price of a taxi from the 5th arrondissement to CDG?
The flat rate is €53 to €65 for a sedan (up to 4 passengers) and €78 for a van (up to 7 passengers). This price is guaranteed with no surcharge for traffic or luggage. Allow 45 minutes in light traffic and up to 65 minutes at peak hours.
On the Paris 5th — CDG Airport route, is Luxembourg RER station a good alternative?
Luxembourg station offers a direct RER B to CDG in 40-45 min for €12.10. It is fine for a light traveller, but with luggage the taxi remains more practical, and the €53 flat rate for 4 passengers is more economical for groups. The price booked in advance ranges from €53 to €65, luggage included.
On the Paris 5th — CDG Airport route, what is the best time to leave the Latin Quarter for CDG?
Before 7am or after 10am to avoid the rush. Weekends see smoother traffic. Streets around the Sorbonne are congested on weekdays during class hours. A van for up to seven passengers starts at €78. Expect no tolls on this route. The price is confirmed before booking and does not move if traffic builds up.
On the Paris 5th — CDG Airport route, can I book a taxi with a baby seat from the 5th?
Yes, baby seats, child seats and booster seats are available free of charge on request. Specify the child's age and weight when booking for appropriate equipment. The usual route takes A1. Expect no tolls on this route. The price is confirmed before booking and does not move if traffic builds up.
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