What to Know Before You Go on Your City Break to Paris
You could walk the boulevards of Paris for hours without getting bored, but here are a few tips to anyway, to know more before you go.
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Paris is a city associated with beauty, romance, great food,and culture. What more could you possibly hope for out of a city break? As such a coveted destination with a lot of sights, it's great to do a bit of advance planning to make your visit as fun as possible. Bon voyage!
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Navigating Paris
The city's districts are numbered from 1 to 20, organised in a spiral pattern, with 1 at the very centre. Take a few minutes to look at this layout and you'll find it much easier to figure out where you're going. The Métro is the easiest way to travel large distances. Getting a 'carnet' (book) of 10 tickets at once will net you a discount. Be sure to hold onto your validated ticket until the end of each train ride.
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Eating out
France has one of the most diverse cuisines in the world, and Paris is of course one of the very best places to try it. That said, it pays to avoid the more obvious bistros and other eateries lining the grand avenues, and head a little off the beaten track. Look out for more residential streets, which can house authentic, more economic restaurants.
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Museum opening times
Many museums in France close on Mondays or Tuesdays. Of course, if you're a weekend visitor this won't be an issue, unless you're having an extended weekend. Check out opening times before heading out, anyway.
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Top Must-Sees During Your Paris City Break
There are so many great sights, but you really can't go wrong when touring the most famous landmarks.
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1. Eiffel Tower
When this now-iconic tower opened towards the end of the Victorian Era, it was intended to be a temporary construction for the 1889 World's Fair. You can opt to only head to the second floor, but it would be a shame not to see the city from the top. You can pay a bit less to take the stairs if you're feeling up for the climb.
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2. Notre-Dame Cathedral
Another symbol of Paris, and famous because of its inclusion in Victor Hugo's novel 'The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.' As a cathedral, it's free to enter, and is one of the city's most striking constructions.
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3. The Louvre
One of the world's largest art collections, this grand palace is home to the Mona Lisa, the statue Nike of Athena, and Venus de Milo. It would take far longer than one weekend to see it all, but it's well worth visiting at least for the highlights.
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Information about City Break to Paris
| 📏 Average size of a holiday home | 65 m² |
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| 🥳 Busiest month | July |
| 🛏️ Popular accommodation types | House rentals and Apartment rental |
| 🌡️ Warmest weather | 26 °C in August and July |
| 🥶 Coldest weather | 2 °C in February and January |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | 14 rainy days in January and February |
Frequently Asked Questions
City Break to Paris: what's the average price for holiday accommodation?
Vacation homes cost £49 per night in Paris.
Where I can find holiday accommodation for City Break to Paris that can host a family or large group?
When planning a group trip it's useful to know that average Apartment rental in Paris can fit in 4 people and costs around £401 per night.
How many holiday homes are available to rent for a weekend in Paris?
There are more than 53,509 holiday homes for rent in Paris with prices starting at £49 per night.
What types of holiday accommodation are available for City Break to Paris?
There are a lot of options available when it comes to holiday homes for City Break to Paris, with 9,767 Apartment rental and 170 House rentals on offer.
Do many apartments in Paris include a pool?
Sure, more than 3% of holiday homes in Paris have a pool.
Average Nightly Rental Prices in Paris
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