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Access and Entrances Access and entrances ADDRESS CAR FROM PARIS - CHARLES DE GAULLE 99, rue de Rivoli Access to the Carrousel du Louvre AIRPORT 75001 Paris parkings is via 1 Avenue général 50 min : Lemonnier through the tunnel, + 1 Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre PEDESTRIAN or 30 min by car Lines 1 and 7, Palais Royal-Musée • Parking SAEMES Pyramides 15 rue des Pyramides du Louvre station • Parking Public Le Louvre FROM PARIS - ORLY Routes 21 - 27 - 81 - 95 1 rue de Marengo AIRPORT 68 - 69, Alight at Palais Royal 50 min : Access by the Carrousel du BIKE + 1 Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre Louvre shopping mall (99, rue de place Vend ômeVélib : 163 et 186 rue Saint Honoré 30 min by car Rivoli) or from Place du Carrousel 2 rue de l’Oratoire and 4 rue de Ventadour through the Carrousel gardens 75001 Paris rue des Petits Champs rue Saint-Honoré avenue de l’Opéra jardin du Palais Royal rue de Rivoli rue de Richelieu 15 Rue des Pyramides jardin des Tuileries 75001 Paris entrée 99 rue de Rivoli Comédie Française jardin du Carrousel 21 27 r 81 95 69 o h Palais Royal Palais Royal Musée du Louvre e Comédie Française rue Saint-Honoré l l quai des Tuileries e r ar Seng e d shopping s -Sé centre pas d l o p o rue de Rivoli é l avenue du Général Lemonnier L a 1 Rue de Marengo S e 75001 Paris C in musée d’Orsay e musée du Louvre l quai Anatole France a y o car park entrance R musée 600 places nt quai François Mitterand d’Orsay o 1 av. du Général p l Lemonier e s 75001 Paris u o quai Voltaire u Carr rue de l'Amiral de Coligny d s nt o p art s e d ont p accès / access entrée principale escalators ascenseur escaliers métro bus RER taxi accès parking parking parking bus main entrance escalators lift stairs subway bus RER taxi car park entrance car park bus park Getting there FROM PARIS - CHARLES DE GAULLE AIRPORT RoissyBus to Paris - Opéra • Metro line 7 towards mairie d’Ivry - Villejuif Louis Aragon to Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre RER B towards Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse to Châtelet-les-Halles • From Châtelet-les-Halles, metro line 7 towards La Courneuve to Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre or metro line 1 towards La Défense to Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre TGV station Charles de Gaulle terminal 2 Paris - Charles de Gaulle airport porte de A1 la Chapelle la Défense porte de la Chapelle la Courneuve A1 4 porte 8 Mai 1945 Maillot A3 gare du Nord gare gare de l’Est St LaLazarzare e b porte de u Opéra o q u B agn olet i Ch âtelet- l r les-Halles e é Concorde v h Palais Royal a p - Musée du Louvre r i porte d r é d'Auteuil p p é r d gare i r de Lyon p A1 3 a château de Vincennes h v é e l r i u porte q o u b gare de B ercy gare e Montp arna sse d'Austerlitz A4 Paris mairie d’Issy porte porte d'Italie d’Orléans A6 mairie d’Ivry Getting around on public transport Antony www.ratp.fr Villejuif Useful links Louis Aragon FROM PARIS - ORLY AIRPORT www.parisaeroport.fr (Paris Airport) Orlyval to Antony www.voyages-sncf.com • RER B towards Aéroport Paris - Charles (for train travel) de Gaulle to Châtelet-les-Halles www.parisinfo.com • From Châtelet-les-Halles, metro ligne 7 (Paris Tourism Office) towards La Courneuve to Palais Royal - www.carrouseldulouvre.com Musée du Louvre or metro line 1 towards (Shopping centre) La Défense to Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre www.louvre.fr Paris - Orly (Official Louvre website) airport.
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