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03/22/23
Planning a Trip to Paris 2023
Are you planning a trip to Paris in 2023? Don’t you know where to get reliable information for your Paris trip? Paris for first-timers can be overwhelming; there are so many things to see and do! That’s why we want to help with this Paris Trip Planner.
This Paris Travel Planner is a step-by-step guide where we tell you how to plan a trip to Paris, together with some insider tips. We hope you will find it helpful.
Paris Planner 2023 Content:
- Best Time to Visit Paris
- Booking your Flight or Train Ticket to Paris
- Travel Insurance
- Where to Stay in Paris
- Accommodation in Paris
- How to Get from Paris Airport to City
- The Cheat Sheet for Your Paris Plan
- Paris Itinerary Planner
- What to Eat & Drink in Paris
- Day Trips from Paris
- Know Before you Go
How to plan a Paris trip? There is no best way to plan a trip to Paris, but if you follow this step-by-step Paris trip planner, you won’t forget the essentials.
GOOD TO KNOW: If you are planning a honeymoon in Paris or a family trip to Paris, you can complete the reading of this Trip Planner Paris with our specific guides:
1. Best Time to Visit Paris
When is the best time to travel to Paris? ‘Paris is always a good idea,‘ and there is never a bad time to visit Paris. The city has beautiful parks and picturesque streets that are great to explore under the sun. It also has some of the world’s best museums and other interesting indoor options when it rains, or it’s too cold to be outside.
TIP: In general, the best time to go to Paris is from May to October, and then December for the Christmas Holidays.
If you are flexible with dates, important things to consider for your Paris trip planning are the low /high tourist season and the weather in Paris. This is what you need to know:
Seasons in Paris
What is the best season to visit Paris? This graphic below represents the weather in Paris year-round, with average temperatures (in Celsius) and average rainfall (%).
>> Spring is a good time to visit Paris. Spring means blue skies, parks in bloom, and animated café-terraces. The city is also famous for its cherry blossoms (check out our favorite cherry blossom spots in Paris), usually in March and April.
However, temperatures are still fresh (minimums of 4C° to 10C°), with frequent showers. Don’t forget to pack an umbrella and a jacket in your Paris day bag!
Spring Months in Paris
>> Summer in Paris comes with longer days and nice temperatures (maximums of 23C° to 25C°). With a long list of summer festivals and cool outdoor activities everywhere, no wonder Paris is one of the best summer destinations in Europe!
However, summer is also the high season in Paris, which means more tourists, long lines to visit Paris’ main attractions, and higher prices.
Summer Months in Paris
>> Fall is, in our opinion, the best season for a first time in Paris. The colors of the trees are gorgeous, temperatures are still pleasant (maximums of 11C° to 21C°), and there are fewer tourists. In the last couple of years, we could organize outdoor activities until mid-November, with bright and sunny days.
Fall Months in Paris
>> Winter in Paris is not the best time to visit Paris in terms of weather (minimums of 2C° to 7°C and only 4 to 5 hours of light). However, some people love to travel to Paris at Christmas time to see Paris’s decorations and illuminations and the best Christmas markets in Paris.
Paris is also a popular destination for Saint Valentine’s in February. There are many romantic things to do in Paris.
Winter Months in Paris
Tourist Seasons in Paris
>> The high season in Paris is considered from 1st April to 31st October. It means nice weather and more hours of daylight and many people will tell you this is the best time to visit Paris.
But at the same time, the high season in Paris is not the best season to plan a trip to Paris in terms of budget (best accommodation sold out, higher prices). Also, the city is too crowded with tourists – especially in the summer – while locals are somewhere else on holiday.
>> The low season in Paris goes from 1st November to 31st March, except for Paris at Christmas and New Year’s Eve in Paris. This is the cheapest time to travel to Paris and the best time to visit Paris to avoid crowds. If you decide to travel off-season, you will get a more local experience, and it will be easier to find good deals on accommodation, for example.
In the end, Paris is a movable feast and (sun or rain) you will have a great time!
Best Time to Go to Paris: Our Tips for your Paris Trip Planning
Be flexible with your dates. Flexibility is key, especially if you are planning a trip to Paris on a budget. Flight tickets or train tickets to Paris will be more expensive:
- During the school holidays in France;
- During holidays in France or Europe;
- If you are arriving /leaving on the weekend;
- During days like New Year’s Eve or Saint Valentine’s Day.
If you are a museum lover traveling to Paris for the first time, the best time to visit Paris will probably be the first weekend of the month when you can visit many museums in Paris for free. Some of these museums have this offer all year round, while other museums are only free during the winter months.
2. Booking your Flight or Train Ticket to Paris
Flight Tickets to Paris
Paris has three airports: Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), north of Paris; Paris Orly (ORY), south of Paris; and Paris-Beauvais (BVA), which, despite its name, is not in Paris but the city of Beauvais (80 km north of Paris).
If you are traveling to Paris from somewhere overseas, you will probably land at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). Paris Orly Airport (ORY) is used mainly for flights to /from Europe and North Africa, while Paris-Beauvais Airport (BVA) is mainly for Ryan Air flights.
Charles de Gaulle Aiport and Orly Airport are more or less at the same distance from Paris, so if you are traveling from Europe, you can choose whatever flight (or flight company) you like. We don’t like Orly Airport (ORY) that much, so we always try to book flights from /to Paris Charles de Gaulle. But this is just our opinion.
Lately, we like to book our flights with Omio, a search engine for all major forms of transport that is very easy to use! It has different filters – time, number of scales, departure time – so the research and booking process is straightforward.
Train Tickets to Paris
If you live in Europe, high-speed trains are a good and definitely a more eco-friendly option for your trip to Paris. Here are some of the main European destinations served from the stations in Paris.
- Gare du Nord: London (Eurostar), Brussels, Cologne, and Amsterdam (Thalys)
- Gare de l’Est: Germany, and Luxembourg
- Gare de Lyon: Switzerland (Geneva, Zurich), Italy, and Catalunya (Girona, Barcelona)
- Gare d’Austerlitz: Western Spain.
We like and recommend Omio to book train tickets from /to Paris. The website is straightforward to use, it is written in English, and they propose interesting promotions from time to time.
3. Don’t Skimp on Travel Insurance
Don’t skimp on Travel Insurance when planning a trip to Paris, France. Since anything can happen while traveling, the best thing you can do for yourself is to be insured.
Before going through other aspects of your Paris planning, ensure you are completely covered before traveling to minimize the financial risks of theft, loss of luggage, or flight cancellation.
SafetyWing is an excellent travel + medical insurance policy for long and short trips. It is marketed as a ‘Nomad Insurance,’ but you can get it for a minimum of five days. You can sign up for SafetyWing insurance even if your journey has already started!
TIP: Since August 2020, SafetyWing covers COVID-19 for new policies purchased, and since April 2021, unplanned quarantine is covered, too. Click here to get a quote for your next trip to Paris.
Schengen Area Travel Insurance
For those who require a visa to enter France or any other Schengen country, travel insurance covering repatriation and medical expenses is compulsory. The necessary visa to enter Europe will not be issued unless you provide proof of suitable coverage – Buy your travel insurance with SafetyWing
ETIAS Requirement for Visitors out of the European Union (UK Included)
The ETIAS Program (Europe Travel Information and Authorisation System) will be fully introduced in 2024. Passport holders from certain states – see ‘ETIAS Eligible Countries’ on the map below – will be required to apply (and pay a small fee) for an ETIAS waiver. Click here for more information and all the requirements when you plan your trip to Paris.
Countries like the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia are listed as ETIAS-eligible countries.
4. Where to Stay in Paris
Planning a trip to Paris for the first time can be challenging, especially when it comes to deciding which area you want to stay in Paris.
Paris is divided into 20 arrondissements (districts of Paris), which are also administrative divisions. In each Paris Arrondissement, there is a town hall and a mayor and elected officials, a council, a politician, and so on. Of course, each division is still subject to the city’s overall policy and the mayor of Paris, the socialist Anne Hidalgo.
To find your bearings in Paris, there is a little trick: the 1st Paris arrondissement is in the center of Paris, then the other Paris arrondissements are located forming a spiral turning clockwise, to finish in the 20th in the east. Check out our Districts of Paris Guide to learn more about the Arrondissements of Paris.
Where to stay in Paris? The best area to stay in Paris very much depends on the sort of trip you’re planning. Check our suggestions below for sightseeing, luxury, family, and first-time trips to Paris.
So you got your train or flight tickets for your Paris trip, and the countdown starts! In the previous chapter, you have more or less decided where to stay in Paris (the Arrondissement of Paris). The next step of your Paris trip plan is to book accommodation in Paris.
TIP:
Hotels and Hostels in Paris
Hotels can be so much more than a simple place to rest your head, and a city like Paris cannot disappoint in terms of accommodation: your Paris hotel can be just as memorable as your sightseeing!
When it comes to booking your bed in Paris, the best site to search and compare different accommodation options in Europe is Booking.com because you have everything from hostels to luxury hotels. What we have found quite regularly on Booking.com is that you can get a room in a small hotel for the same price as a hostel. Research makes all the difference!
>> For a top Paris experience, stay in a hotel with views of the Eiffel Tower or, even better, in one of the fabulous Palace Hotels of Paris. All these hotels are gorgeous and the beginning of a five-star Parisian experience!
>> Truth to be told, these historic hotels are not for all the pockets. But many unique themed hotels in Paris certainly know how to give their guests a memorable and colorful stay for less money.
>> For those people traveling on a budget, we hand-picked the best hostels in Paris (with dorms but also private rooms). You will be surprised at how cute our proposals are, but in a city like Paris, it could not be otherwise!
TIP: Most of the hotels and hostels in Paris offer free Wi-Fi for their guests. You can also get a prepaid SIM card for your trip, which will allow you to communicate with other numbers in France and keep you connected to the internet all the time. Here are the best prepaid SIM cards for France (and how to get them).
Furnished Apartments in Paris
For a much more local experience, consider renting an apartment in Paris. This is definitely a much more local option than a hotel or a hostel, plus you can even cook some of your meals to save money. And there are some apartments with Eiffel Tower views too!
If you decide to rent an apartment in Paris, we recommend Booking.com, which also does apartment rentals for travelers with excellent service. With Booking.com, you can have all your hotel and apartment bookings under the same dashboard, plus their customer service is excellent.
GOOD TO KNOW: furnished apartments are very requested in Paris, especially in tourist areas. For this reason, apartment owners prioritize bookings for longer stays rather than just a weekend.
Accommodation in Paris: Our Tips for your Paris Planning
>> Book in advance for more options and better prices.
>> Avoid Famous Places in Paris if you are traveling on a budget.
>> Check out our Hotel Recommendations in our articles by Paris Arrondissement.
6. How to Get from Paris Airport to City
If you don’t live in Europe, you will probably fly to Paris. There are currently 153 air companies flying to Paris so that you can fly to the City of Light from anywhere in the world!
There are two airports near Paris: Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and Orly Airport (ORY). You have different options to get to Paris, depending on which airport you land at.
Best Transportation Options from Paris Airports to City
OPTION | TO | DURATION | PRICE | HOURS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Train Paris CDG Airport | Gare du Nord or Châtelet | 30-40 min | 10,3€ | 4.50 am – 11.50 pm |
Your hotel | 30-40 min | 60€ approx | 24/7 | |
Your hotel | 60 min | 25€ approx | 24/7 | |
Taxi CDG Airport | Your hotel | 30-40 min | 60€ approx | 24/7 |
Orly Bus Paris ORY Airport | Denfert- Rochereau | 30-40 min | 9.5€ | 6 am – 0.30 am |
Your hotel | 30-40 min | 50€ approx | 24/7 | |
Your hotel | 60 min | 15€ approx | 24/7 | |
Taxi ORY Airport | Your hotel | 30-40 min | 50€ approx | 24/7 |
Our personal recommendation is to pre-book with Welcome Pickups, a reliable and top-rated private transfer service. Your driver will wait for you outside of the arrivals hall with a sign bearing your name, plus a bottle of water and a map of the city. Welcome Pickups have introduced strict safety protocols to protect drivers and guests.
7. The Cheat Sheet for Your Paris Trip Planner
The next step in planning a trip to Paris is to decide what to see and do. If this is your first trip to Paris, the lists below cover the main attractions and the most iconic things to do in Paris.
>> 50 Iconic Things to Do in Paris
>> Top Things to Do in Paris at Night
>> Most Beautiful Covered Passages of Paris
TIP: check out the best Paris combo tickets, good combinations of 2-3 Paris tickets & tours that make you save time and money!
8. Paris Itinerary Planner
If you are planning a trip to Paris for the first time and need some inspiration for your Paris plan, these Paris itineraries for one day to a week will be helpful.
>> Two Days in Paris Itinerary
>> Three Days in Paris Itinerary
>> Four Days in Paris Itinerary
>> Five Days in Paris Itinerary
Layover in Paris
If your vacation includes a layover in Paris, it is possible to get a glimpse of what the city offers before your next flight.
If your top priority is to see the Eiffel Tower, it is possible to have a quick ride from the airport to the city center to check it out from your bucket list. Head here for the best ways to go to the Eiffel Tower from Charles de Gaulle Airport, or check out this article for the best ways to go from Orly Airport to the Eiffel Tower.
With a long layover in Paris, you can consider a short itinerary to see some of Paris’ main sites. Check out how to spend a layover in Paris, with some proposals for short itineraries and our best tips.
When you travel to Paris, be sure to learn about French food in Paris and the best things to eat in Paris. If you’re not trying the food, you are far away from getting to know the culture. We have hand-picked our best food articles for this Paris Trip Planner 2023.
>> Famous Foods to Try in Paris
If you are looking for restaurant recommendations, this blog also lists the best restaurants in Paris by district.
10. Day Trips from Paris
If you have an extra day or two, don’t hesitate to go beyond Paris. Check out the ultimate list of best day trips from Paris, featuring historic cities, seaside towns, world heritage wonders, and adventures in the great French countryside.
Versailles is the most popular day trip from Paris. Home to the Kings of France between 1662 and 1789, the Palace of Versailles is one of the most important landmarks in French history, also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage. The Gardens of Versailles are beautiful to see too! Check out our Versailles Quick Guide to get the most out of this wonderful place.
For a more local feeling, there are many picturesque small towns near Paris very easy to reach by train.
11. Planning a Paris Trip: Know Before you Go
Check out our Paris insider tips for your first time in Paris.
>> Paris is one of the most visited cities on this planet. In 2018, 17.95 million international overnight tourists visited the city mainly for sightseeing and shopping. Read how to avoid the longest lines in Paris’ main attractions.
>> The Parisian Metro is nearly 115 years old, the second oldest metro after London’s tube system! The metro now serves 6 million out of 10.5 million people in Paris. Learn how to navigate the Parisian metro with our Paris by Metro guide.
>> Arguably the most famous museum in the world, the Louvre Museum is also the biggest! It would take 100 days to see all of the art in the Louvre Museum. Learn how to get the most out of the Louvre in 2 hours or less.
>> The Parisian style is simple, chic, and beautiful. Parisian’s motto is ‘Less is More,’ with a minimum of versatile and easy-to-combine items. Check out our suggestions for men and women on what to wear in Paris to blend in with the local crowd.
Consider a Paris Tourist Pass
Lines to visit the main Paris tourist attractions are guaranteed. Long lines. If you are planning a Paris trip and you want to visit most of its famous sights, you may find it convenient to buy a Paris Tourist Pass.
The Paris Museum Pass offers visitors direct access to 55 of Paris’s top attractions and museums in Paris. The Paris Museum Pass is available for 2, 4, or 6 consecutive days. If your schedule in Paris is tight and you don’t want to spend your time waiting in line, the Paris Museum Pass is for you.
There are other interesting tourist passes for visiting Paris; check out our Paris Pass Comparison for the full list.
So there you have it, the Paris Travel Planner with everything you need to know on how to plan a trip to Paris in 2023. Go on reading this Paris travel blog 2023 for more information, and the history and culture in Paris.
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Nathan
08/31/2017 at 4:02 pmThis seems so handy! I’ve never been but I’m saving this for when I do finally go. It looks like such an amazing city– I can’t wait!
WorldInParis
08/31/2017 at 5:51 pmGreat! Planning a Paris trip soon? 🙂
Mav
08/14/2017 at 2:07 amPlanning our Paris trip for next week and your blog is very helpful 🙂
WorldInParis
08/14/2017 at 2:25 pmOh, cool! I wish you a great stay in Paris. And remember to leave the beaten track from time to time 😉
Omar
05/14/2017 at 7:58 pmI’ve been twice to Paris, during spring and autumn, both were incredible experiences! Would be nice to visit during summer, a hot day walking along the edge of the Seine sounds nice!
WorldInParis
05/15/2017 at 10:24 pmIn summer there is Paris Plage (Paris beach) along the Seine! 🙂
WorldInParis
05/10/2017 at 4:53 pmApril may be a little bit rainy. At least it was rainy last two years 🙁
Kate
05/09/2017 at 10:22 pmI was in Paris two weeks ago and absolutely love it. I stayed just across from the Île de la Cité which was perfect. A cute little hotel and walking distance from Notre Dame. There is so much I would like to go back and see. I did a lot already but I feel like Paris could be explored for years. I ate the best duck and also macarons that I’ve ever had. I will go back and I’ll check out your posts for more information
WorldInParis
05/10/2017 at 4:51 pmCool, thanks! If you write your adventures about Paris you can share them on our FB page 🙂
WorldInParis
05/12/2017 at 8:36 pmYes, Paris could be explored for years, actually that’s what we do in World in Paris ! ,-)
Carmen Edelson
05/09/2017 at 10:19 pmThis is so helpful! I have a friend going to Paris for the first time so I’ll be sure to send this her way. thanks for sharing and happy travels 🙂
WorldInParis
05/10/2017 at 4:52 pmThanks Carmen. Hopefully she will also find it useful 😉
Sandy N Vyjay
05/09/2017 at 4:49 amGreat tool to plan a trip to Paris. When we went there we had got a Paris Pass and found our way around by trial and error. A planner like this would have been a boon and would have saved us a lot of time. We could have spent that time in one of the fascinating museums 🙂
WorldInParis
05/10/2017 at 4:53 pmSo I was late! Maybe you can use it for your next time in Paris 😉
Charlotte
05/09/2017 at 3:46 amThere’s some really great information in here – I’ll definitely come back when I go.
WorldInParis
05/10/2017 at 4:54 pmGlad that you liked it 🙂
Castaway with Crystal
05/08/2017 at 1:22 pmThis is a really comprehensive and useful guide. So much information! Thank you 🙂
WorldInParis
06/19/2017 at 12:26 pmThanks to you for your nice comment 🙂
Barb
05/08/2017 at 12:36 pmIt s a great little into for everyone who visits Paris. Paris is a must for everyone, who wants to see Europe. It is one of the most beautiful capitals in the World.
WorldInParis
08/03/2017 at 1:03 pmI totally agree ! 🙂
Sam
05/08/2017 at 11:29 amParis looks absolutely stunning, I can’t wait to travel here one day. Thanks for sharing, some great advice I’ll keep in mind!
WorldInParis
05/14/2017 at 10:19 amHope it will be useful for you, one day 🙂
Elena Nemets
05/08/2017 at 10:33 amGreat summary post and it is in line with my experience as well!
Trisha Velarmino
05/08/2017 at 6:48 amGood tips. Yeah, I would advice booking in advance, too. Everyone should do this especially when going to most visited destination.
WorldInParis
05/15/2017 at 10:27 pmso we agree! 🙂
Lara Dunning
05/07/2017 at 5:32 amWhat great tips! Thanks so much for posting. I haven’t been to Paris yet and your posts such a great resource for making exploring Paris list.
WorldInParis
08/03/2017 at 1:03 pmGlad that you liked it. Hope it will be useful for you one day 😉
Sara Essop
05/06/2017 at 5:25 pmThanks for the great tips. I learnt a lot about Paris for my next visit. I find it interesting that the Louvre attracts more visitors than the Eiffel Tower. I visited both on my short visit to Paris many years ago but I need to go back again.
WorldInParis
05/06/2017 at 8:22 pmThanks for your comment, Sara. Hope you will make it again to Paris 🙂
Iza Abao
05/06/2017 at 3:07 pmThese are awesome tips! You have mentioned a lot of options and very detailed. I also prefer to go places that are not ‘touristy’ ones. I would be able to save and find interesting things.
WorldInParis
05/06/2017 at 8:22 pmHope you will find something interesting for you, Iza 🙂
Jennifer
05/06/2017 at 12:43 pmThis is a really comprehensive guide for first timers visiting Paris, though I find the RER from CDG to the city closer to 50 minutes travel time. I’ve been a bunch of time and now that the Bordeaux – Paris train line cuts the travel time to just 2 hours, I think I’ll be spending more time in the city. There’s still so much I haven’t seen or done in Paris!
WorldInParis
05/06/2017 at 8:24 pmIf the RER does all the stops to Paris, yes, probably it is closer to 50min than 40min 😉
Megan Jerrard
05/06/2017 at 12:11 pmAwesome guide, this really covers everything. We’ve visited Paris twice now, once in summer and once during winter, and I agree that off season is definitely kinder on your wallet! I really loved the city during winter so think it’s a year round destination, and we had the chance to ice skate on the Eiffel tower which was magic! As first timers we took the metro throughout the city and it was a great way to get around, and we walked a lot too – guided city tours on the first day was a great way to get acquainted with the layout of everything 🙂
Thanks for the comprehensive info!
WorldInParis
05/06/2017 at 8:25 pmYou are welcome Megan. Hope there will be a third time for you in Paris, despite I see you know a lot about the city I am sure there are still some hidden gems waiting for you to be discovered 😉
Natasha | Meldrums On The Move
05/06/2017 at 10:18 amThis is super helpful for anyone going to Paris. I agree about being flexible. Here in Scotland we can visit so much of Europe for little money if we can be super flexible
Gabor
02/26/2017 at 1:09 amI love Paris, but only had chance to visit for a short stay (3days) and didn’t see everything I wanted, I have to go back in the near future!!!. I like the idea a lot of the guided tour by a local to have the real Paris experience and see places that I might miss if I go on my own. I will surely join to your community when I will have plans to visit Paris again. Thanks for the post.
WorldInParis
02/26/2017 at 3:33 pmYou are welcome 🙂
SindhuMurthy
02/07/2017 at 5:03 amWoow. I have always felt Paris was a very expensive destination to explore. Thanks to your posts, my perception is changing and how! I always love to explore the destinations with a local because that is the sure shot way to explore all the lesser known and not so crowded places which only locals enjoy. I believe, there are two faces to a destination always. The face which the tourists see and the other and the better face which only the locals know and cherish. I would definitely love to see the 2nd face of Paris.
WorldInParis
02/08/2017 at 8:03 pmI think you are right. Hope you will make it to Paris to discover this second face by yourself
Karlaroundtheworld | Karla
08/16/2016 at 5:25 pmI’ve had a short but similar experience meeting fellow travellers like that while going solo, it was a wonderful experience! Reliving that one in Paris sounds very enticing to be part of my schedule this month.
WorldInParis
08/17/2016 at 9:43 amBon voyage! 🙂
Julie
08/15/2016 at 9:38 amWhat a lovely resource. Paris is such a popular holiday destination but it can also be daunting because IT’S PARIS!! I know so many people who are almost paralyzed with choice, what to see, where to eat, to make the absolute most of their time. Thanks for sharing!
WorldInParis
08/16/2016 at 1:12 pmThanks to YOU, Julie, for this enthusiastic comment! 🙂
Katja Gaskell
08/15/2016 at 3:41 amI love that you are building a community of locals and travellers in Paris, I think it’s a great idea. Like others have already commented, there’s nothing quite like experiencing a place with a local to guide you. I hope your community continues to grow!
WorldInParis
08/16/2016 at 1:12 pmThanks Katja! Let’s cross fingers, I have very motivated people behind
Vicky and Buddy
08/15/2016 at 3:22 amI really like the idea of Globetrotters drinks. It sounds like the perfect way to get connect with locals!
WorldInParis
08/16/2016 at 1:13 pmIt is! I always end these drinks with my travel bucket list way longer, ha haa 🙂
Fiona Maclean
08/14/2016 at 4:22 pmalways useful to know where to find recommended local guides, thank you!
Evan Kristine
08/13/2016 at 7:51 pmGreat tips! I was by the hand of a local too last time I visited there. It was a fantastic experience!
WorldInParis
08/14/2016 at 10:49 amto visit a place with a local is always the best! thanks for your comment
Jackie Sills-Dellegrazie
08/13/2016 at 5:09 pmI just love Paris! Local tips are always the best when putting together your itinerary. You can get deeper into a place and really feel like you’re taking a piece of your travels home with you. The Travellers Community sounds like a great resource with ideas you won’t find in your typical guide book.
WorldInParis
08/14/2016 at 10:50 amthanks! hope people will like the idea 🙂
Anne
08/13/2016 at 3:38 pmThis kind of thing is great for travellers wishing to connect with locals who can show them less touristy areas but nevertheless interesting places.
WorldInParis
08/14/2016 at 10:50 amthat’s the idea! 🙂
Lois Alter Mark
08/13/2016 at 3:11 pmParis is one of my favorite cities in the world, and I hope to go back again soon. There’s nothing like seeing it with a local guide.
WorldInParis
08/14/2016 at 10:50 amthanks lois! if you ever come back feel free to contact us 🙂