Shuttle transfer between rue de Vienne to Orly Paris airport

History and visit of Vienna Street in Paris

Vienna Street is located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, and is situated in the heart of Europe. It begins at two-place Henri Bergson and ends at Place in Europe.

Vienna Street was constructed as a part of the development of the Europe area in 1826, with the surfaces on which this street was built belonging to Jonas Hagerman and Philip Sylvain Mignon. The construction of Vienna Street was executed following a royal decree dated February 2, 1826. Its name was given in reference to the capital of Austria.

The building permit for Vienna Street ordered a minimum width of 15 meters. The construction of this street reached the current Bergson Henri-up in 1862. Vienna Street boasts various excellent eateries such as Sarlat, the fees, Stan Caffe, Punta Ala, and the Caffè Denchris. Count Leo Tinseau, a man of letters, lived on this street at number 21 in 1910.

Vienna Street is served by the metro and the closest metro stations are Miromesnil, Europe, and St. Augustin.

Notable landmarks near Vienna Street in Paris

Vienna Street is surrounded by several curiosities and places of interest in Paris. Among them is the Jacquemart-André Museum, a magnificent museum showcasing a private collection of art pieces. There is also Parc Monceau, an extraordinarily beautiful public park, ideal for a tranquil stroll.

Not far from there is also the Chapelle Expiatoire, a historical monument dedicated to the memory of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette. For art lovers, the Galerie nationale du Jeu de Paume, an exhibition site for contemporary art, is a must-visit.

Moreover, proximity to the Miromesnil, Europe, and Saint Augustin metro stations allows visitors easy access to other famous Parisian attractions.

Transfer to Vienna Street in Paris

Vienna Street is an interval of 22.1 km from Orly Airport to 27.1 km from Charles de Gaulle Airport and 83.3 km from the airport of Beauvais.