Taxi Ville-d'Avray → Orly

Ville-d'Avray is a residential commune of 11,000 inhabitants that embodies the discreet charm of western Paris. Made famous by painter Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, who lived here and painted some of his finest canvases in the 19th century, the town has preserved a bucolic character rare in Île-de-France. The Étangs de Corot, classified as a protected natural site, are two ponds surrounded by willows and oaks that inspired the master of the Barbizon school — paintings now exhibited at the Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay. The 600-hectare Forêt de Fausses-Reposes envelops much of the commune, offering an exceptional living environment for families and senior executives. Winding streets lined with tree-shaded properties, artists' villas and the silence of the undergrowth contrast with the proximity of Paris, just 20 minutes away. The Sèvres-Ville-d'Avray station (Transilien L) connects to Paris Saint-Lazare, but the taxi remains essential for reaching Orly. In 22 minutes via the N118, your driver transports you from the tranquillity of the ponds to the Orly departure terminal.