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Here's what I want to achieve, followed by a compilation of the knowledge I acquired, with no solution. In a Symfony2 project, without using a dedicated bundle , I want the first directory in path to define the locale. It must be optional: 1. http://www.example.com/user/account => default EN locale, user bundle, account controller, default index action. 2. http://www.example.com/fr/user/account => forced FR locale... 3. http://www.example.com/en/user/account => forced EN locale (needed option even though EN is the default locale) As I will have over 100 routes at the end of the project, and considering that locales can be added any time, i need all the locale routing to be written only once . No chance to achieve that with one routing file. An interesting solution from SF2.1 was the chained routing files, explained by Fabien Potencier himself: one file prefixes the locales and chains to the normal routing. Here we are: The first file, lists non-locale-aware routes and chains to the locale-aware routing file for all other, normal routes. -- routing.yml: sys_ajax: resource: "@SystemAjax/InternalAjax/get" prefix: /sysajax locale_routing: resource: base_routing.yml prefix: /{_locale} defaults: _locale: fr -- base_routing.yml: user: resource: "@UserBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml" prefix: /user @BTUserBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml is a normal bundle routing file. Ok, so that works for URLs with

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