CDG to Auvers-sur-Oise Transfer
Private Mercedes V-Class transfer from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Auvers-sur-Oise. 40 min journey, fixed price €120, real-time flight tracking.
Where are we going?
Why Choose Us?
In Van Gogh's footsteps
This is where Van Gogh painted his final 70 paintings in 70 days. The church, fields and Auberge Ravoux remain unchanged.
Village unchanged since 1890
Auvers has barely changed since the 19th century. You'll recognize landscapes painted by Van Gogh, Cézanne, Pissarro and Daubigny.
Just 40 min from CDG
One of the closest Impressionist villages to CDG. Perfect for a cultural afternoon right after landing.
40 min
Travel time
120€
Fixed price
V-Class
Mercedes 7-seater
24/7
Flight tracking
An Exceptional Journey
Our Mercedes V-Class Extra Long combines space, comfort and technology. Perfect for families, groups and demanding business travel.
Mercedes V-Class Extra Long
Up to 7 passengersComfortable premium leather seats
Tri-zone climate controlOptimal comfort for all passengers
USB & 220V outletsCharge your devices on the go
Premium finishLeather, wood and chrome interior
Large trunkGenerous space for all your luggage
Free WiFiHigh-speed connection on board
Maximum securityLatest generation safety equipment
Bottled waterFresh water provided on board
Regular Maintenance
Servicing and technical inspections carried out by Mercedes
New Vehicles
Latest generation model with all options
Optimal Comfort
Ergonomic seating and generous space for everyone
Auvers-sur-Oise: Van Gogh's final days
It was in this small Val-d'Oise village that Vincent van Gogh spent the last 70 days of his life, from May 20 to July 29, 1890. During this period of extraordinary intensity, he painted 80 works including The Church at Auvers and Wheatfield with Crows, considered his pictorial testament.
The Auberge Ravoux, where Van Gogh rented his attic room for 3.50 francs a day, is open for visits (room #5 is preserved as it was). His grave, alongside his brother Theo's, lies in the small village cemetery. The Château d'Auvers houses an immersive multimedia experience 'Journey Through Impressionist Times' that appeals to newcomers and connoisseurs alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything about the CDG to Auvers-sur-Oise transfer
Yes, room #5 where Van Gogh lived and died is open for visits (March-October). The inn also houses a fine-dining restaurant.
At Auvers' communal cemetery, on the hillside above the village. Vincent's ivy-covered grave sits right next to his brother Theo's.
It's an unmissable pilgrimage. The marked Van Gogh trail through the village features 23 panels reproducing his paintings at the exact spots where they were painted.
