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Instant confirmation Limited AvailabilityParadis Latin Show with Dinner OR ChampagnefromUS$ 111.27 per person - Instant confirmation Limited AvailabilityCrazy Horse Cabaret Show Ticket with Optional Champagne & AppetizersfromUS$ 132.74 per person
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US$ 54.53US$ 40.90 per person - Instant confirmation E-VoucherTootbus Paris Christmas Lights Tourfrom
US$ 43.40US$ 36.89 per person - Instant confirmation E-VoucherDisneyland® Paris: 1-Day Ticket (1 or 2 Parks)fromUS$ 57.87 per person
- Instant confirmation Skip the lineEiffel Tower Summit with Reserved Access and Audio GuidefromUS$ 110.17 per person
- Instant confirmation E-VoucherTickets for Arc de Triomphe: General Admission + Rooftop AccessfromUS$ 20.03 per person
- Instant confirmation E-VoucherThe Paris of the Artists: Walking the Streets of MontmartrefromUS$ 35.61 per person
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US$ 35.61US$ 32.05 per person - Instant confirmationLoire Valley Castles Full-Day Guided Tour- from ParisfromUS$ 205.88 per person
Our tips for Paris
Choose your season: Spring (April to June) and early autumn (September to October) bring mild weather and fewer crowds than July and August.
Get a Navigo Easy caard or the Île-de-France Mobilités app: Paper metro tickets have been phased out, and you can't tap a bank card at the metro gates.
Check closing days: The Louvre is closed on Tuesdays and the Musée d'Orsay on Mondays. Orsay now requires a timed-entry slot for all visitors.
Plan by neighbourhood: Pair the Eiffel Tower with Trocadéro, the Louvre with the Tuileries Garden, and Montmartre with Sacré-Cœur to save travel time.
Pack for changeable weather: Bring layers, a compact umbrella and comfortable shoes, as many streets and monuments involve cobblestones and stairs.
Save on meals: Look for lunchtime fixed-price menus (formules) and refill a water bottle at public drinking fountains.
Greet first: Say "Bonjour" when entering shops and cafés. A tip is optional, as service is already included in the bill.
Good to know
Paris follows Central European Time (UTC+1), moving to summer time from late March to late October. The euro is the local currency, and cards are accepted almost everywhere, though small change helps at markets and bakeries.Metro lines generally run from about 5:30 am until around 1 am, later on weekends. Many older metro stations have stairs only, so check step-free routes if needed, while major Paris top attractions offer lifts and accessible entrances. Opening hours change by season, and strikes or events can cause closures, so confirm on the day. A guided tour or Paris day tours with transfers can simplify planning for first-time visitors.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What are the top attractions in Paris?
A:Paris, a.k.a. the City of Love, is known for its key attractions like the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Arc de Triomphe, Palace of Versailles, Champs-Élysées, Notre Dame, and Orsay Museum.
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Q: What is the best time to visit Paris?
A:The best time to visit for sightseeing in Paris is from June to August.
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Q: What are the local specialties to eat out in Paris?
A:You can try local French specialties like baguettes, croque-monsieur sandwiches, boeuf bourguignon, brioche, crepes, macaroons, ratatouille and more. Do give the local wines and different cheeses a try!
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Q: What should I not miss in Paris?
A:Make the most of your Paris tour with a Seine river cruise to see impeccable views and Moulin Rouge for an epic cabaret show. The visit to its historical landmarks, chic boutiques and cute cafes should not be missed.
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Q: Do I need a guide in Paris?
A:It is easy to navigate in Paris and the best way to do that is on foot.
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Q: What is the best location to stay in Paris?
A:It is best to stay in the central districts of Paris in Louvre and Bourse neighborhoods. You will be within walking distance of the city’s important landmarks, restaurants and boat cruises.
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Q: What entertainment options are there in Paris?
A:Paris is home to the world’s best cabaret, nightclubs, bars and pubs. You can also enjoy concerts, comedy nights, events and festivals that take place throughout the year.
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Q: What is it like to travel with family and the elderly in Paris?
A:Paris is ideal for people of all ages - including kids and seniors. Disneyland Paris is one of the most visited Paris attractions. However, keep in mind to visit sights that have access to elevators, ramps, or handrails.
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