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Widely regarded as one of the most stylish capital cities around, Paris is a popular option for anyone wanting to enjoy a short weekend break overseas – with plenty to see and do during a quick trip across the channel.

Easily accessible by air or by rail, Paris is one of the most visited cities in Europe and it isn’t hard to see why, with history, culture and romance available at every turn.

The short nature of the flight from the UK, which is little more than an hour from London, is one of the major draws of a trip to Paris, with the city itself being easily accessible from the airport thanks to a regular metro service.

Although Paris is a great destination to visit throughout the year, spring and summer tend to the most popular options thanks to the favourable weather conditions, which things cooling off noticeably during the autumn and into winter – when you’ll certainly need to wear an extra layer or two.

Regardless of when you visit, you’ll find a city that oozes elegance and charm, which is part of the reason why couples seeking romance will enjoy a trip to Paris just much as a group of friends who are eager to explore the delights of the many museums and galleries.

There are also numerous famous landmarks that are simply waiting to be explored as you stroll through the city streets, or board a boat to cruise along the Seine.

Away from the cultural treats, a visit to Paris provides the chance to enjoy world class shopping, fine dining aplenty and a busy entertainment scene featuring live music and theatre shows to cater for all tastes.

Add into the mix festivals and sporting events that run throughout the year and the attraction of a break to Paris is only heightened.

Language
French
Currency
Euro
When to go
Year Round
Flight Time
1hr 30min

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Things To Do

Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is THE landmark that people associate most with Paris and sits on the banks on the Seine within Champ de Mars park. Built in the late 1800s, the tower is one of the must see sights for anyone visiting the French capital, with three separate levels that can be visited – including one of Europe’s highest observation decks. A range of dining and retail options can be found around and within the tower, which is also a popular destination for couples who want to embrace the romance of Paris.

Louvre

You could spend a weekend in Paris and not leave the Louvre, such is the sheer size of the most famous museum in the French capital. Tens of thousands of artifacts can be found within the Louvre, including famous artworks such as the Mona Lisa and sculptures like the Venus de Milo.

Arc de Triomphe

The Arc de Triomphe is one of the most famous landmarks in Paris and dates back to the 1800s having been commissioned celebrate victory by Napoleon and his troops at Austerlitz. Situated at the end of the Champs-Élysées, the neoclassical monument features a series of impressive sculptures and sits atop the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, which is dedicated to those killed in battle who were never identified. A viewing deck is atop the monument if you don’t mind climbing the steps to the summit.

Grand Palais

The Grand Palais, or Grand Palace, was built for the World Fair in 1900 and is listed a monument historique. Having served a range of purposes through the years, the Grand Palais is now used as an exhibition hall and also houses a science musueum. Various events are held within the Grand Palais every year, with the Tour de France having even run through the halls during the 2017 running of the race.

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