40 km · 35 min

Taxi Rueil-Malmaison → CDG Airport

Your Rueil-Malmaison → CDG transfer at €42 — €60. 40 km, 35 min.

40 km35 minFrom 42 — 60 €

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Distance

40 km

Duration

35 min

Estimated price

42 — 60 €

Availability

24/7

Rueil-Malmaison, Napoleon and Joséphine's town, connects to CDG in 35 minutes via A86 and A1. The 80,000 residents, Schneider Electric headquarters and international tourists visiting Château de Malmaison (one of the world's most visited Napoleonic museums) feed a constant flow to CDG. RER A to Paris then RER B takes 1h15; the taxi bypasses Paris via A86, halving the time. Mont-Valérien, with its panorama over western Paris, reminds travellers of this town's historic significance.

Route

Route Rueil-Malmaison → Aéroport CDG

Your driver departs Rueil-Malmaison heading east to join the A86 ring road. The route follows the A86 around the northern suburbs, passing through Nanterre, Colombes and the Saint-Denis area before connecting to the A1 motorway heading north towards Roissy-CDG. Allow 35 minutes in normal conditions, but plan for up to 55 minutes during rush hour, especially around the A86/A1 interchange near Saint-Denis. Tolls are approximately 5 euros, included in the fixed fare. Should the A86 be heavily congested, your driver may use the Boulevard Peripherique north via Porte Maillot and Porte de la Chapelle to reach the A1 as an alternative.

Main route: A86 + A1 — ~5 €

Points of interest along the way

A86

CDG

Château de Malmaison

Schneider Electric

Practical tips

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Tips & best practices

Specific tips for the Rueil-Malmaison → Aéroport CDG route

CDG is France's primary international airport for intercontinental flights, serving as the Air France long-haul hub with connections worldwide. The Chateau de Malmaison, one of the world's most visited Napoleonic museums, is well worth a visit before a late afternoon or evening flight, especially as it sits just 5 minutes from the town centre. The A86 ring road efficiently bypasses central Paris, providing a direct route from the western suburbs to CDG without the hassle of navigating through the city. Schneider Electric and numerous western La Defense companies are headquartered in Rueil, generating regular international business travel. Allow 2 to 3 hours before an intercontinental departure. Specify your terminal when booking. Mont-Valerien, with its panoramic views over western Paris, is a poignant reminder of the town's historical significance for visitors departing France.

Tolls: ~5 €

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