#CPasLoinEnTrain: Accessible tourism in Île-de-France

An agreement signed between Transilien SNCF and the Île-de-France Regional Tourism Committee will allow residents and tourists to travel within the region by train, tram-train, or RER to explore it.

With the aim of offering local and sustainable tourism options, the Île-de-France Regional Tourism Committee and Transilien SNCF signed an agreement yesterday to develop tourism in the region. Using the hashtag #CPasLoinEnTrain, the new service will showcase tourist sites accessible at low cost by train to inspire and enrich visitors’ minds.

Thanks to this new agreement, residents of Île-de-France and tourists will be able to visit various cultural sites for €5 or for free with their Navigo Pass. This will be possible through short train rides or combined train + active mobility (bike or scooter) starting from Paris or its surroundings, thanks to the Transilien network.

The 2023 season of this project has launched, and you can already browse through the different tourist sites to completely change your scenery!

Our selection of tourist sites available through this partnership

Transilien SNCF (Île-de-France Mobilités), in partnership with the Île-de-France Regional Tourism Committee, will offer several types of tourist attractions to regional residents.

This includes the following categories:

• Culture;
• Heritage;
• Nature;
• Sports and active leisure;
• Creativity and craftsmanship.

As a media outlet specialized in mobility, we applaud this initiative to promote softer and more decarbonized transportation. Additionally, we encourage residents and tourists to visit certain outdoor and cultural sites. For you, we have selected a few from those offered on the website:

• Itinerary Fontainebleau between waters and forests;
• Itinerary Versailles off the beaten paths;
• The Seine of princes and impressionists;
• The Jardin d’Acclimatation.

We hope you will enjoy these offers, both in Paris and outside, to create memories far from the daily routine!

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