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What to see and do in Paris

A cityscape of Paris as pictured from overground, with the Eiffel Tower standing tall amidst the city buildings

Best time to fly to Paris

With its wealth of museums, restaurants, and cultural sights, Paris is a great city to visit year-round.

When it comes to booking flights, the best time to fly to Paris varies based on what you want to get out of your trip.

The busiest periods are during the warmer months between June and September, as well as all of December. So be sure to book well in advance if you plan on traveling then.

You can beat the crowds by booking airline tickets to Paris in April or October when the weather is still fairly warm but it’s less busy than in the peak season.

Traveling on a budget? The cost of flights to Paris, France tend to be lowest in November.

Getting around Paris (and beyond)

Paris is a city famous for its seamless and interconnected metro system, making it easy to discover the city.

There’s also a public bus network, and taxi apps such as Uber and Lyft are worth downloading before you arrive.

The city is also a great base from which to explore more of France, and some travelers choose to take a domestic flight to areas such as Toulouse in the South of France.

Paris is home to 7 major train stations, all servicing different areas of the country, as well as other European cities. With so many options, it’s a great place to start your French vacation.

The Arc de Triomphe in Paris pictured at night time with evening traffic moving in both directions
Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris pictured in the morning light at sunrise, with birds flying overhead

Must see things in Paris

When it comes to activities and tourist spots, there’s plenty to choose from in the City of Love.

Travelers can enjoy views for miles from the Eiffel Tower, or peruse stained-glass perfection at Notre Dame Cathedral, located in the iconic latin quarter of the city.

Alternatively, take a trip to see the ethereal Mona Lisa at the Louvre, browse artist stalls and watch buskers at Montmartre, or take a boat trip along the Seine.

Taking a day trip to the gilded treasures of Versailles is also highly recommended. And how could we forget the stunning Arc de Triomphe? It’s a monument that symbolizes an important time in French history.

Activities to do in Paris

When you need a break from sightseeing, you can find a shady spot in the Jardin du Luxembourg, or look for smaller museums and galleries away from the tourist-heavy headline acts.

Shopping – or browsing – is also an excellent Parisian pastime.

Fashion is, of course, synonymous with Paris, and many of the world's great designers call the city home. But it’s not all about the designer scene.

There are also countless street markets, vintage boutiques, and department stores to explore between checking out the major sights.

A boat sails along the River Seine in Paris, with a view of the city to the left of the image
A woman in a pink shirt is sitting on a boat in Paris with a picnic basket full of French delicacies next to her

Eat and drink the Parisian way

There's talk that the French invented restaurants as we know them today - and that they've been perfecting the art since.

And there really is something for everyone.

You can browse markets for the finest picnic supplies and feast your eyes on the bright and colorful creations in Parisian patisseries.

Choose to dine at a classic neighborhood bistro, or don your finest attire to enjoy first-class dining in the city.

Where to eat in Paris

It's best to avoid the overly touristy spots and hone in on local bistros for fine plates of classic French cuisine.

If you're after fine dining and Michelin stars, you're in the right city - but be warned that you’ll need to book ahead!

If fine dining isn’t your thing, you can't go wrong with a crusty baguette, some French cheese, maybe some wine, and a picnic rug.

Head to Parc Monceau to enjoy your cozy picnic with a gorgeous leafy view.

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FAQs about travel to Paris

Helpful information for travelers to Paris

What US cities fly to Paris?

Icelandair offers daily cheap flights to Paris (CDG) from 12 major US cities, including New York, Boston, Denver, and Seattle. View our full list of US departure cities to find the airport closest to you.

How long is the flight to Paris?

The average flight time to Paris from the US is around 8-9 hours. It takes roughly 7 hours to fly to Paris from East Coast locations like New York, and 10 hours to fly from West Coast locations like Seattle.

When you book a ticket to Paris with a Stopover in Iceland, you can break up longer international flights at no additional airfare. Learn more about our stopover packages and plan your round trip to Paris with a touch of Iceland.

How do I get from CDG to Paris?

There are lots of ways to reach the city center from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). You can opt for a train (the RER B line or the free CDGVAL Skytrain Shuttle), the Roissybus, or a private transfer.

Do you need a visa to go to Paris?

US and Canadian citizens can enter France for up to 90 days without a visa (for tourist and business purposes), as is the case for all European countries in the Schengen area. Be prepared that immigration officers may request proof of sufficient funds for your intended stay, and may ask to see a return airline ticket.