RER to Chantilly

I know that the RER D line goes to Chantilly/Gouvieux. Does anyone know what zone Chantilly is considered to be in?

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There is quite some confusion about that actually. The train line does go to Chantilly, but my understanding is that it falls outside Zone 5 which is the last zone any passes would cover. The RER map does not show Chantilly - the last stop (outside zone 5) is Orry-la-Ville /Coye.

I believe you would have to buy a supplementary ticket from Survilliers-Fosse station(last one in zone 5) to Chantilly. (or just get a ticket for the full route via Gare du Nord).

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The zones do not apply outside the Ile de France.

You need to buy a Paris-Chantilly ticket from your departure station (Chatelet/Les Halles).

It is faster (25 v 45 min) to take the SNCF train direction Creil from the Gare du Nord (they leave hourly).

I get this info from Annabel Simms%26#39; book, One Hour from Paris

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I%26#39;m not sure which transportation Zone CHANTILLY-GOUVIEUX is in--but it would be either Zone 7 or 8...and not served directly by the RER %26#39;D-1%26#39; ligne and well outside of Zone 1-5. As has been suggested, with a Zone 1-5 transportation pass, you could take the RER %26#39;D%26#39; ligne to SURVILLIERS-FOSSE station (still within Zone 5) and then purchase a SNCF ticket onward to GARE DE CHANTILLY- GOUVIEUX. It would be 40 minutes from Paris to SURVILLIERS-FOSSE, then the train change, and then another 15 minutes, via SNCF to GARE de CHANTILLY-GOUVIEUX.

Perhaps the easiest way to get out to Chateau de Chantilly from Paris is to simply take a regular SNCF train from GARE du NORD to CHANTILLY-GOUVIEUX. The direct SNCF train would only take 25-30 mins. roundtrip fare 13,40 €uro.

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to go to Chantilly i always take the normal train from Gare du NOrd. From the station you need to walk a good 20-25 minutes to reach the chateau (closed on tuesdays i think). Also check out the Ecuries royales for demontration of horses.