Paris was highly rated for museums by 5,287 guests from the United States!Paris Travel Guide
A City of Love, Culture and Cuisine
A symbol of love and the most visited city in the world, beautiful Paris has it all! The romantic cafés of Montparnasse, lively bistros of the Latin Quarter and high-fashion luxury stores of Champs-Élysées are just waiting to be discovered.
Admire the views from the iconic Eiffel Tower, have fun at Disneyland or enjoy the artistic atmosphere of Montmartre. Make sure you visit the Louvre to try shaking hands with Venus de Milo and solve the mystery behind Mona Lisa’s smile.
In the evening, the famous Moulin Rouge offers exciting cabaret shows and the 19th-century Opéra Garnier welcomes you to sink into its lush seats. The renowned French cuisine is served in countless Parisian bistros, restaurants and brasseries!
Thanks to the city’s great public transportation system, it doesn’t matter if you’re traveling from Orly or Charles de Gaulle International Airports, since all major attractions are within easy reach. Whether you’re looking for a room with a Notre Dame view, a design hotel with chic interiors or a comfortable apartment, Booking.com has something to fit all your travel needs.
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I'm sooo in looooove with Paris!
The public transport is very convenient and easy. But i suggest you learn about their metro zone & lines and buy Paris Pass before hand..
Because with Paris Pass, you can get around zone 1,2,3 easily (both using metro and buses :)
However, if you're planning to go to Versailles and Disneyland, you might need additional tickets (for disneyland and other area entry in Versailles) AND zone 4-5 Metro tickets (for zone 4-5 might a bit expensive but ITS WORTH THE MONEY:)
ALSO, pay attention to your expired date of Paris Pass and Metro & bus Pass.
You also need to pay attention to your train tickets coverage ESPECIALLY, from and to the airport! Plan your trip very well beforehand. From airport, you can use train/shuttle bus. From what I know (and experience), there are 2 kinds of shuttle bus (the Le Bus Direct-- go around to central city of Paris-- and the other is RoissyBus -- the one that only goes to Opera House). If you plan to use Bus (more convenient if you bring large suitcases, you should spare approx. €20-30 for it.. while the other choices would be The RER B,C is a train line available from the airport. Paris RER trains cover 5 zones so you should learn about their tickets (since i dont use this one, I suggest you learn more about using train from airports..:)
Learn their language a lil' bit. Because they really appreciate it if you can understand their language a bit. I recommend you learn the basics like words: numbers (to help you buy something), time (their clock), days in week (it helps you to understand when a shop/exhibitions will be open/close), sorry, thankyou, left and rights.
OH AND ONE MORE! Please be careful when you travel to Paris-- just like any other big cities in the world-- tourists are prones to pickpockets and scam all around the city.. make sure you play and walks like locals, pay attention to your surroundings and BE CAREFUL..!
vanessa
United States of America
10
Paris is a breathtakingly beautiful city, easily navigated...
Paris is a breathtakingly beautiful city, easily navigated by their subways, buses or simply walking. It is a cultural haven with something for everyone & taste.
The cultural diversity, the food (pastries especially!) music venues, museums, historical sights you name it Paris has it all in abundance.
It's inhabitants friendly & helpful.
You can't help falling in love - with life when there.
Victor
United States of America
10
We loved the late night walks around the Eiffel Tower.
We loved the late night walks around the Eiffel Tower. And absolutely loved the Louvre Museum. Get tickets ahead of time and skip the lines 100% worth it. Took the metro everywhere. With a price of 7.50 euros a person per day. It was the best way to move around.
Anonymous
Latvia
8.0
The metro stations are dirty!
The metro stations are dirty! Overall it was nice! The main tourist locations.Just what I didnt like that the homeless asking for money! Gipsy women with babies in their hands just sad!The Refugees are majority now it has become unrecognizable after a few years.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
As someone who loves New York, I have to admit the Paris is...
As someone who loves New York, I have to admit the Paris is the greater city. Part of it is age, but a lot of it is layout, sites, and the fact that it is more compact with easy access with the metro.
Mark
United States of America
8.0
I would recommend to anyone to prepare your own itinerary...
I would recommend to anyone to prepare your own itinerary and not rely on tours. You set your own timetable for what you want to see and do and are not tied to someone else dictating where and when you go to some destination. With a little planning you can accomplish this goal.
“The staff were wonderful particularly Elizabeth and Vicki. The location was close to several metro stops. The room was quite small which is not unusual in Paris but spotless, quiet and cheerful.Would definitely stay there again and recommend to friends. Thanks so much for helping to make my granddaughter and I have such a great experience on our first trip to France”
“Good location for Stade de France. Located extremely close to the Metro line for easy transport around Paris. Lots of bars, restaurants and grocery stores nearby. Extremely good value”
“This was our last night in France. We had returned to Paris to fly home. The hotel was very close to the Metro which was key with an early morning flight state-side. The hotel was clean and comfortable.”
“Small but very comfortable room with modern bathroom and decor. Close to station so easy to get just about anywhere. Exceptionally friendly and helpful staff.”
“Excellent Breakfast.
Warm welcoming friendly helpful staff.
Perfectly located, next to metro station and public transportation.
Easy to get taxi.
Breakfast was awesome. Can not forget the morning breakfast.”
“Excellent service throughout our stay - from the first moment and up until departure (with staff kindly offering water bottles to take with us for the ride to the airport).”
“The room was cleaned every day and the towels and bed linen were changed daily too. The location was convenient as it was 4 minutes walk from Gare Du Nord station.”
“Everything - comfortable and cosy rooms which were spotless. Very grand entrance area and very helpful staff - we were able to check in earlier than stated which was a bonus after our journey.”
“First of all the location it’s super close to everything, including central station, with convenient connections to Airport CDG, Stade de France and tourists cites and attractions.
Second of all the size of the room.”
“Ofelia at the front desk was amazing. She provided us with a ton of information, got us Paris Pass tickets and overall made is feel very welcome and comfortable.”
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