Everything seems to have been said about Paris, and yet the French capital continues to surprise and delight visitors with its timeless beauty. Whether you can see the silhouette of the Eiffel Tower or the Invalides, the magic happens! Paris rhymes with mythical monuments. From the Sacré-Coeur cathedral to the Louvre pyramid, majestic cultural sites dot the city. At the same time, some of the most beautiful castles in Europe are only a few kilometers away. Traveling to Paris also means enjoying a certain art of living. Of course, a glass of wine or an espresso will taste totally different on a Parisian terrace. From great restaurants to friendly brasseries, the city is full of good addresses where you can enjoy a gastronomy renowned throughout the world. Creative Viennese pastries for breakfast, bistro for lunch and starred table for dinner, a perfect trio for your Parisian stay. The City of Light is also very festive. The agenda includes concerts, exhibitions and sports events on a permanent basis. The region’s amusement parks are the focus of year-round celebrations, as well as major fairs and flea markets. In the evening, night owls can choose between open stages, glamorous cabarets and trendy clubs. If a visit to Paris includes unforgettable things, the capital also reveals many unusual experiences. Beyond the classic tourist circuits, you can learn about perfume creation, enjoy a bucolic feeling at the edge of the woods or enjoy the porch of an alternative artists’ home. So, how many days to spend in Paris? A weekend, a week or more: as long as you like it, you won’t get lost!

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Best time to travel

In Paris, the low season generally lasts from autumn to winter. If the weather is relatively gloomy, the city remains animated. Spring and summer allow you to do the opposite and enjoy a mild climate. The number of events multiplied, as did the number of visitors.

What to see and do

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How to get there from the airport

The French capital has three air entry points. Orly and Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Orly are home to the majority of international and domestic scheduled flights. Located more than 100 km from the city center, the Paris-Beauvais airport welcomes low cost flights. Please note: some nationals require a visa to visit Paris, as elsewhere in France.