Taxi Fontainebleau → Sens

Fontainebleau to Sens connects two major heritage sites. Sens Cathedral (1164) is France's first great Gothic cathedral, model for Canterbury. Thomas Becket sheltered here for six years. The treasury holds his chasuble and Byzantine ivories. Sens was Roman Agedincum, capital of the Senones — the Gauls who sacked Rome in 390 BC. No direct train exists between these two cities, making the 55-minute taxi the only practical direct link. Combine a morning visit to the Château de Fontainebleau with an afternoon at Sens Cathedral for a rich day of French heritage.