Paris City Break in the capital and the biggest city of France. This is the most dynamic economic centre of the country. Firstly, the French city was always one of the great tourist attractions in the world, known as the town of lovers. Secondly, Paris is rich in museums and art galleries. Thirdly, no wonder why it is one of the most visited city in the world. Also known as the “City of Lights”, Paris is considered one of the most romantic cities in the world.

On one hand, Paris is also known for its neo-classical architecture as well as for its major influence in fashion, arts and even gastronomy. On the other hand, the capital of France was also an important centre of education and ideas in the Enlightenment era. Moreover, you must know that the city was also among the first cities in Europe which adopted the street lighting. Certainly you will find in Paris something for everyone. So what are you waiting for? Spend your Paris City Break in France with us.

Palaces and museums in Paris

Don’t miss Versailles Palace one of the most visited tourist attractions in France. Admire this well-known edifice, one of the most remarkable monuments in France. During the past times it was the residence of the kings of France. Today it is one of the largest history museums in France. Visit the Palace of Versailles and you will travel back in history. Be amazed by the beauty and splendid place and for sure you will return here to visit the palace again!

Spend at least a full day in the Louvre Museum one of the most visited art museums in the world. It is a historic monument and the national museum of France. The museum is located in the Louvre Palace, which was originally conceived as a fortress in the 12th century. You can still see the ruins of this fortress. Since 2008 the collection of the Louvre Museum is divided into eight distinct categories from the whole world. You have to know that, one of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, Mona Lisa, can be found here among many other works of art of inestimable value.

Symbols of Paris

The Arch of Triumph is part of the French national monuments of great historical significance. The Arc of Triumph was raised over the remains of an unknown soldier who died during World War I. From the Arc of Triumph you can get in all directions of this beautiful capital. The arch is at the western end of the famous Champs-Élysées Boulevard. And is the second largest triumphal arch in the world. Above all, the arch is one of the most important symbols of France and therefore its visit must not be missed in any way if you are in Paris.

Go up in the Eiffel Tower probably the most famous tourist attraction in Europe and the most famous symbol of Paris finished in 1889. Its unmistakable silhouette can be easily recognised by any tourist. The monument got its name from its designer Gustave Eiffel and is the tallest building in Paris. Buy your tickets from us, so you don’t have to queue that much. If you decide to buy the tickets from the Eiffel Tower when you are there, you will have to queue few hours.

Notre – Dame de Paris is a monument to the early Gothic architecture of France and the seat of the Archdiocese of Paris. Find the cathedral located on Île de la Cité, in the center of Paris. It is widely considered to be one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture. Also, it is among the largest and best-known church buildings in the Catholic Church in France and in the world. The Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris is visited by about 13 million people a year. However, in days of celebrations or important events, even 50000 people can be reached.

Other cultural attractions in Paris

Moulin Rouge is famous for the birth of the modern form of can-can dance. This dance existed long before the Moulin Rouge Cabaret. The interior decoration preserves much of the romanticism of France from the beginning of the 20th century. Today, here you can still see dancing and entertainment shows.

Don’t miss the chance to walk on the Champs-Élysées an important boulevard in the French capital. For example, with its cinemas, cafes and luxury shops, it is one of the most famous streets in the world. The boulevard starts from Place de la Concorde to the Place Charles de Gaulle. In the late 1700s, it became a fashion boulevard, where Queen Marie Antoinette walked along with her courtiers. Many important events take place on this well-known boulevard, such as the Military Parade celebrating the National Day of France on July 14. But also the New Year’s Day events and the end of the most prestigious cycling tournament, the Tour de France.

The best weather for your Paris City Break in France is during spring. Many consider this ideal season for a holiday in this beautiful capital. If you go in summer, tourists invade the city and locals go on vacation. However, the most beautiful festivals are held in the summer months and some areas can be very quiet. With the coming of autumn, the atmosphere is soothing. Tourists do not come in such large numbers, airports are more airy, and tunnel queues are smaller. In the winter you can say that there are no visitors anymore. So, which season would be prefect for you?

Paris is a magnet for lovers, an ever-living and modern capital in which constant attraction for art and culture attract people around the world. Paris is the place where everyone is dreaming to get here at least once in a life. The French city was always one of the great tourist attractions in the world. Is short, it is a unique and unforgettable destination, a place you can enjoy regardless of the weather outside.

Travel by metro as the ideal way to get around Paris fast and easily. The Paris metro is one of the oldest and one of the best systems in the world. Buy tickets at the ticket booth in the station one at a time.

The bus system is a good option to familiarise yourself with the city. Use the Metro tickets on the buses. Buy them on the bus as well as in the metro stations. You have to know that there are bus maps available at the metro stations and posted in the bus shelters.

The RER acts as an express underground or subway train. It is also a good way to get from one point to another very fast. The lines are fewer though, so are the stops. It’s mainly used to travel to nearby suburbs, but can be convenient to cross the city in minutes.

Use the commuter rail if you need to go in suburbs that are located a bit further from Paris or just not reachable with RER. All of the 6 Paris train stations have trains for the suburbs.

Travel by boat as a romantic option to see the lovely city and also is a must-do if you are here. A Seine cruise is a very popular way to see Paris. Book one with us. These short river cruises allow you to see many of the highlights of the city—the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, the Musée d’Orsay, Notre Dame as you float along the famous Seine River. 

Travelling by bicycle around Paris is remarkably easy. There are many bicycle lanes, including a beautiful one alongside the Seine. The only difficulty is figuring out the many one way streets or riding into a busy pedestrian area.