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A free exhibition at the Petit Palais, a secret forest that opens up to travellers, a breathtaking view of Essonne and a focus on our relationship with screens at the Cube Garges: discover our 4 ideas for outings to make January out of the ordinary this...

Since Saturday, December 13, 2025, the C1 Cable has welcomed its first passengers. This urban cable car, 100% accessible, now connects Créteil to Villeneuve-Saint-Georges. Prices, accessibility, instructions for use: here is everything you need to know...

As part of their schooling, 3rd grade students must complete a one-week discovery internship in a company. To facilitate mobility during the duration of this mandatory course, Île-de-France Mobilités has decided to refund the Navigo Week pass purchased...

To facilitate the mobility of children who subscribe to Scol'R Junior in the outer suburbs, Île-de-France Mobilités is offering a 100% refund of the imagine R Junior pass in addition to this transport ticket.

In 2026: Véligo Location, the long-term bike rental service in the Paris region, is gaining in variety with 19 new models to ride for active mobility accessible to all Ile-de-France residents. In the saddle to discover the new kids (and adults).

Île-de-France Mobilités, its operators (RATP, Transilien, SNCF Voyageurs) and SNCF Réseau will carry out network modernisation work in the first half of the year and throughout the summer of 2026. Objective? More reliable travel by 2030 to improve the...

A Christmas market like no other, an exhibition to unravel the true from the false, a walk in the middle of the forest or a dive into urban art along the Canal Saint-Denis? The choice is yours, with our four recommendations to enjoy winter in Île-de-France....

Did you know? To report harassment in transport, you don't need to be a superhero, all you need is a thumb, a phone and a number: 3117.

Would you like to know the future of your travel in Île-de-France? We decipher the 2030 Mobility Plan that the Île-de-France Region has just adopted. A plan with 14 lines of action to meet the challenges of sustainable and inclusive mobility.

Approved in September 2025, the Île-de-France Mobility Plan outlines the roadmap for travel policies in Île-de-France for the coming years. The goal: a more accessible, sustainable and inclusive region. Discover.

Are you looking for what to do in November in Île-de-France? Between Christmas markets, autumn walks and festivals, discover our ideas for outings accessible by public transport this autumn in Paris and Île-de-France.