Orly to Provins Transfer
Private Mercedes V-Class transfer from Orly Airport to Provins. 1h15 journey, fixed price €190, real-time flight tracking.
Where are we going?
Why Choose Us?
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Provins has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001 for its medieval fairs and exceptionally preserved architecture.
Live medieval shows
Knight jousts, free-flying eagles, medieval banquets — Provins offers total immersion in the Middle Ages.
The Provins rose
Brought back from the Crusades in the 13th century, the Provins rose is the town's emblem. Jam, sweets and crystallized petals to bring home.
1h15
Travel time
190€
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
From Orly to the medieval citadel of Provins
From Orly, Provins is 1h15 away via the A5. It's a spectacular alternative to classic châteaux for visitors who want to discover authentic medieval France — not a theme park but a real 12th-century fortified town.
The underground tunnels of Provins (network of galleries dug in the Middle Ages) are unique in France. Children love the birds-of-prey shows at the Falconry. And the municipal rose garden with its 300 varieties is enchanting from June to September.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything about the Orly to Provins transfer
Yes, the two are 45 minutes apart. It's a full day but doable: Fontainebleau in the morning, Provins in the afternoon (or vice versa).
Yes, the medieval market takes place during the Fête Médiévale (mid-June), the town's biggest event with 100,000 visitors over 2 days. The whole town goes medieval.
