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Along the way
2Charging points along the way
348 chargers
- Snargate Street, Dover400 kW
- Moto Reading Eastbound Services, Reading360 kW
- Moto Reading Westbound Services, Reading360 kW
- 13 Oxford Road, Thatcham350 kW
- Albert Street, Slough350 kW
Data source: OpenChargeMap
Top attractions along the route
Barking Riverside
Barking Riverside is a major new development on the Thames in east London, built on former industrial land where the River Roding meets the Thames. Access via A13 Junction 3, then A1306 through Barking, or A406 North Circular to A13 eastbound. Popular routes include short hops from Dagenham (8km) and longer drives from Canary Wharf (22km). The area has excellent EV charging infrastructure with over 4450 public points nearby. The centrepiece is the new Overground station with its distinctive curved glass canopy.
Westminster Millennium Pier
Greenwich Pier
Gravesend town pier
Station de navette fluviale Corentin Cariou
Newhaven Ferry Port
Wandsworth Riverside Quarter Pier
Embarcadère du Chalet des Îles
Tour-Eiffel
Place de la Concorde
Musée d'Orsay
Louvre
Petit-Fort-Philippe
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Paris-Canal
Passeurs de Marne - Noisy-le-Grand
Passeurs de Marne - Gournay-sur-Marne
Invalides
Bateaux-Mouches
Bateaux Parisiens
Itchenor Foot Ferry
The Little Green Boat Company - Marlow
Woolwich Ferry North Pier
Gosport Ferry Terminal
Bankside Pier
Station to Flower Show
Harbour Inlet
Festival Pier
Chelsea Harbour Pier
Royal Wharf
St. George Wharf
Turks Pier Hampton Court
Ryde Pier Head
St Mary’s Wandsworth Pier
Jason's Trip
Bembridge Marina
Fisherman's Pontoon
Brading Haven Yacht Club
Portsmouth Harbour
Thames RiverCruise
Kingston Turks Pier
Richmond St. Helena Pier
Richmond Landing Stage
Kingston Town End Pier
Thames River Boats
The Little Green Boat Company - Staines
Jenny Wren Canal Cruises
Duver Marina
Bembridge Point Beach
Harbour Tours
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Popular routes from destination
The drive from Paris, France, to Cardiff, Wales, is a journey of around 700 kilometres. Allow approximately 8 hours for the trip. Leaving Paris, you'll travel along the French motorway system, where you'll encounter toll booths charging per kilometre. Once you cross the border into the United Kingdom, remember that you'll now be driving on the left-hand side of the road. This marks your arrival in the Welsh countryside. Don't forget to pack a Type G plug adapter so you can keep your devices charged while you're in Cardiff.
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Distance and drive time are computed from OpenStreetMap road data with the OSRM routing engine. Updated .
Overview
Questions and answers
- How far is it from Paris to Cardiff?
- The distance between Paris and Cardiff is 436 mi by road.
- How long does it take to drive from Paris to Cardiff?
- The drive from Paris to Cardiff takes approximately 8 h by car.
- What is the best route from Paris to Cardiff?
- The fastest route from Paris to Cardiff covers 436 mi with a driving time of approximately 8 h.
- Which direction is Cardiff from Paris?
- Cardiff lies roughly to the north-west of Paris.
- Which roads does the route from Paris to Cardiff follow?
- The drive from Paris to Cardiff mainly follows A 1, A 26, M4. The longest single stretch is 107 mi on M4.
- Which towns do you pass between Paris and Cardiff?
- Towns on the route from Paris to Cardiff include Aulnay-sous-Bois, Arras, Gillingham, Slough, Bristol.
- Are there charging stations between Paris and Cardiff?
- Yes. You can charge along the route from Paris to Cardiff, including Snargate Street, Dover (400 kW); Moto Reading Eastbound Services, Reading (360 kW); Moto Reading Westbound Services, Reading (360 kW). Charging points on this route: 2732.
