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Where beauty is a way of life.
Paris is more than a destination — it is an experience that lingers long after you leave. The French capital blends grandeur with intimacy: world-famous boulevards and hidden cobblestone courtyards, palatial museums and neighbourhood cafés where time moves differently.
From the iron lacework of the Eiffel Tower to the sun-drenched terraces of Montmartre, every arrondissement tells a different story. Paris rewards slow travel — the kind where you get lost on purpose and stumble upon something extraordinary.
As an international destination, Paris also offers unmatched connections to the rest of Europe. A day trip to Versailles, a weekend in the Loire Valley, or a Eurostar journey to London are all easily within reach.
Must-See
Top Attractions
Eiffel Tower
Gustave Eiffel's iron marvel rises 330 metres above the Champ de Mars. Take the summit lift for panoramic views across all of Paris, or simply watch it sparkle from below each night.
The Louvre
Home to 35,000 works of art across a former royal palace. Book ahead — queues are long, but the experience is unparalleled.
Montmartre
Wind through vine-covered lanes and artists' studios to reach the white domes of Sacré-Cœur and the best views in Paris.
For International Travellers
Before You Go
US, UK & most Western passport holders get 90 days visa-free under the Schengen Agreement. ETIAS authorization required from 2025.
Check your eligibilityFrance uses the Euro (€). Cards are widely accepted but carry some cash for markets and smaller cafés. Notify your bank before travel.
1 USD ≈ 0.92 EURFrench is the official language. English is spoken in tourist areas and hotels. A few basic French phrases go a long way — locals appreciate the effort.
Bonjour · Merci · S'il vous plaîtFrance has excellent healthcare. EU citizens use the EHIC card. Non-EU travellers should get comprehensive travel insurance before departure.
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Travel Tips
The Paris Métro is fast, affordable, and covers the whole city. Get a Navigo card for unlimited travel. RER trains connect the airports to the centre.
Spring (Apr–Jun) and early autumn (Sep–Oct) are ideal — mild weather, fewer crowds, and the city in full colour.
Major sites like the Louvre, Versailles, and the Eiffel Tower summit sell out weeks in advance. Pre-book everything online to avoid disappointment.
Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is the main international hub. Orly (ORY) serves some European routes. Both connect to central Paris via RER.
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