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CDG gates, lounges and walking times

Aéroport de Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle: 239 gates across 10 concourses, and 3 lounges, on one map.

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Gates by concourse, labelled at one end; lounges as diamonds. Gate and lounge data © OpenStreetMap contributors; base map © Apple.

Gates

ConcourseGatesLounges nearby
A gatesA37–A51 (15)None
B gatesB21–B34 (14)None
C gatesC80–C91 (12)None
D gatesD50–D69 (14)None
F gatesF24–F56 (29)None
G gatesG21–G40 (20)Air France
K gatesK30–K58 (20)None
L gatesL21–L53 (27)Lounge Air France
M gatesM21–M50 (18)Air France Lounge 2E - Hall M
Other gates70 not yet placed in a concourse on the mapNone

Walking between concourses

For a tight connection: roughly how long the walk is from the middle of one to the middle of the other, at an easy pace with a carry-on. Some terminals only connect by train or bus even when they look close, so follow the airport’s signs, and add time if you have to go back through security.

FromToWalk
A gatesB gates~6 min
C gatesD gates~6 min
B gatesD gates~7 min
A gatesC gates~8 min
L gatesM gates~8 min
F gatesK gates~9 min
B gatesC gates~9 min
A gatesD gates~10 min
K gatesL gates~11 min
F gatesL gates~11 min
D gatesF gates~13 min
C gatesK gates~13 min

Flying through CDG?

Gates move, and a connection that looked comfortable at booking can shrink to twenty minutes after a late departure. TripTidy puts your gate on this map with you on it, tells you how long the walk is to your connection, and pushes the gate change the moment it happens, often before the airline’s own email. It builds the trip from your booking emails, so there’s nothing to type.

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