Holiday Apartments in Paris

Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport is one of the main transportation hubs in Europe, and therefore, it is served by a high number of flight routes. Getting from the airport to your Paris holiday home is also easy, as you can take trains, buses, airport coaches, taxis and letting cars. Follow the signs in the airport, which will lead you to the trains and buses.

Many people find that taking a taxi is a much quicker and more comfortable experience. However, it is more expensive than public transport. Driving by letting car is also an option for getting into the city centre. Simply take the A1 and then the N1, which will take you to your Paris holiday letting in around 30 minutes.

France is renowned for having one of the best dining cultures on earth, and Paris is a centre for this delicious cuisine. When you visit Paris, you have a staggering number of restaurants to choose from. Therefore, you can indulge in mouth-watering dishes nearby to your Paris holiday letting . From the finest restaurants in the world, to vibrant markets and traditional brasseries, Paris has much to offer when it comes to meal times.

The city is also home to a variety of international restaurants, and is recognised for supporting a growing number of cuisines from all around the world.

When visiting this food capital, remember you can always pick up some gourmet treats to take back to your Paris holiday home.

Steeped in history and culture, Paris is known for its iconic landmarks. Whether you are interested in art, history or architecture, you will find it here. The Eiffel Tower is arguably the city's most famed landmark and its unofficial symbol of sorts. Built in the 19th century, it stands at 324 m high, and can be ascended via lift or stairs. There are even restaurants on the first and second levels, which are ideal for a romantic meal to remember.

Another indispensable landmark in the French capital is the Arc de Triomphe. This 19th century arch sits at the head of the grand Champs Élysées, and is a great example of beautiful French neoclassical architecture. It is also possible to ascend the structure, to get great views over the surroundings, yet note that this can only be done by climbing the 40 stairs to the top.

Notre Dame Cathedral, built in 1345 and located on the Île de la Cité, is also not to be missed. If you are interested in Catholic history or are simply interested in architecture, remember to visit The Basilica of the Sacred Heart, also known as the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. This enormous, white-domed church is situated at the summit of Montmartre.

It is no secret that Paris is a fantastic hub for art and culture. It is home to an incredible number of museums and galleries, where you can marvel at ancient and contemporary art, and a great deal in between.

The Louvre is not to be missed, and nor is its most famous resident, the Mona Lisa. For more modern offerings, head to the Centre George Pompidou, which features a huge array of paintings, sculptures, installations, video art and more. In addition to the permanent collection, there is an excellently curated programme of temporary exhibitions.

For everyday street culture in Paris, the area surrounding the Champs Élysées is a shining example. Here you will find countless quaint cafés, upmarket shops, and chic Parisians going about their days. Renting a Paris holiday home in this area is sure to give you the enviable feeling of being a local, as you immerse yourself in the seductive culture.

Whilst in Paris, remember to catch a performance at one of the great theatre and opera venues, such as the grand Théâtre du Châtelet and the Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe. After a memorable night out, you will be glad to have the privacy and comfort of your Paris holiday letting to return to.

Arc de Triomphe

Situated at the end of the Champs-Élysées, the iconic Arc de Triomphe is at the junction of 12 of Paris' most important streets. It commemorates those who died in the Revolution and Napoleonic Wars, and can be climbed by visitors for delightful views.

Luxembourg Gardens

Built in the 17th Century, these beautiful gardens cover a 23 hectare area. With pristine lawns and an elegant palace located in the middle, it's the perfect location for a leisurely picnic.

Notre Dame Cathedral

This Paris gem, located on the Île de la Cité, is a stunning example of French Gothic architecture.

The Louvre

Truly world-class, the Louvre houses an array of timeless artworks, including the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo.

Eiffel Tower

Standing proudly in the Paris skyline, the Eiffel Tower offers panoramic views from its 3 viewing platforms and multiple restaurants. Originally a communications tower, today it is a symbol of romance.