Getting around Seine-et-Marne
Within easy reach by train, TGV, bus, car, bike and even plane, the landscapes of Seine-et-Marne are already flashing before your eyes, closer than ever. The area stretches across a large eastern half of the Ile-de-France region: a great opportunity to change scenery in less than an hour’s journey.
Seine-et-Marne bycar
Your itinerary
Do you like to wander around and discover what’s on your route, or are you more of a fan of the shortest route? From your place of departure to Seine-et-Marne, choose the route that suits you best.
Calculate your route with the car journey planners:
Carpooling
Fancy sharing the road? For a door-to-door journey at an attractive price, opt for car-sharing! It’s economical, environmentally friendly and a great way to get around Seine-et-Marne.
Car hire
Renting a car is a practical option for travelling in total freedom. Hire, car-share or self-service cars, organise your journey at your own pace right up to your destination.
Seine-et-Marne bybus
Getting around by bus
A bus service tailored to the realities of the region.
- Inter-city lines: Seine-et-Marne Express
- A complementary transport service to the regular bus routes, operating on the basis of prior booking and using a variety of methods.
Transport on demand (TAD)
School transport
A school transport service tailored to the most rural areas of its territory. Accessible at preferential fares via the Scol’R card.
Adapted school transport
Adapted school transport is organised for young people with disabilities. It is aimed at pupils, students or apprentices who, because of their disability, cannot use public transport.
A range of transport services adapted to people with disabilities
Address-to-address transport on demand for people with disabilities
Améthyste and Mobilis passes
Assistance schemes aimed at senior citizens, adults with disabilities, veterans and war widows, subject to means and/or status. They encourage mobility throughout the region for these groups.
Seine-et-Marne bytrain
The rail network
The Seine-et-Marne rail network covers almost 650 kilometres, including 200 kilometres of high-speed lines. It comprises :
- 4 RER lines (A, B, D, E),
- 3 Transilliens lines (K, P, R)
- 2 TGV stations (Chessy and Roissy)
Cycling in Seine-et-Marne
Cycle paths offer an interesting alternative to the car for local and inter-communal travel.
For years, the département has been working to develop “soft links” – routes dedicated to cycling, walking and rollerblading. The benefits: they protect the environment, enhance the quality of life and boost the attractiveness and economic vitality of the département.
- The Seine-et-Marne department has been involved in the development of a huge cycle route, Eurovélo3. The French part of EuroVelo, known as the “Scandibérique”, is the longest cycle route in France (1700 km)
www.scandiberique.fr - To find out more about the Scandibérique route in Seine-et-Marne, click here.