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Holidays in Paris City
City Breaks in Paris
From the romantic setting of the Seine to the iconic sight of the Eiffel Tower dominating the skyline, there’s nothing quite like the magic of Paris. While a Paris city break might evoke all the glamour of an old Hollywood film, there’s plenty more to discover in the City of Lights.
Enjoy the designer boutiques in the stylish Champs-Elysees, enjoy a relaxed riverboat ride or settle down at a street-side café with a croissant and café au lait. Thanks to its great selection of shops and high-fashion outlets, the city is a shopper’s paradise. Leave space in your suitcase – you never know when you might stumble upon the perfect pair of shoes to take home.
Of course, Paris is the ideal spot for a dose of culture too. With a number of museums and art galleries in every corner of the city, you’ll be able to immerse yourself in the history of France’s capital, as well as getting your fill of its extensive classic and contemporary art collections. After dark, Paris is the place to enjoy theatre, music and comedy – from the bohemian quality of Montmartre to the small jazz clubs found all over the city.
Top places to stay in Paris
Louvre and les Halles
If you’re looking to get your fill of great museums and galleries, this area is the centre of Paris’ cultural side. Situated nearby to the iconic Louvre museum, this district is known for being home to the city’s historical side and gives visitors a chance to make the most of its culture.
The Latin Quarter
Known for its literary heritage, this part of the city is a must-see for bookworms. Lively and bohemian, you’ll find a district crammed full of shops and restaurants as well as a friendly crowd.
Montmartre
If you’re looking for the traditional Paris you’ve imagined from old films, Montmartre is the place to stay. While it can often be jam-packed full of tourists, there’s a certain charm to be found here. The area surrounding the Bastille is the perfect spot for rummaging through flea markets. The Marais offers drinking dens and nightclubs for those seeking something after dark.
Champs Elysees
Paris’ new financial district has all the sophistication you might imagine. Dominated by the Arc de Triomphe, it is a must-see for tourists. Palaces, restaurants and luxury shops are set nearby, offering a number of places to discover on your visit.
Best Things to Do in Paris City
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Visit the Palais-Royal gardens
When the hustle and bustle of the city gets too much, the royal gardens are the ideal antidote. Tucked behind a 17th-century palace, this picturesque stretch of green is one of the city’s best-kept secrets – and an ideal place for settling down with an ice cream or drink. Nearby, you’ll find some of the best designer shops in the city, including Stella McCartney and Marc Jacobs.
Visit the Louvre
One of the most iconic sites in Paris and often referred to as the world’s greatest art museums, the Louvre should be high on your to-do list. Home to the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo and more, there’s more than enough to keep you occupied for the day. Besides the magnificent art on show, the architecture is also a sight to behold.
Wander through Les Passages Couverts
These covered walkways are more than just a vast shopping mall. Instead, take a stroll through the old passages to stumble upon everything from second-hand bookshops and antique stores, to quaint tea rooms and quirky gift boutiques.
Sightseeing in Paris
Jam-packed with culture and history, you’ll find something to discover around every corner of the city. A visit to Paris is incomplete without scaling the dizzy heights of the Eiffel Tower, or indulging in a picnic beneath it. Walk over the bridge from the Louvre to the Musée d’Orsay, where you’ll encounter a vast collection of art.
The Arc de Triomphe should be next on your list, especially with its iconic views. Commissioned by Napoleon, the beautiful feat of architecture leads through to the stylish Champs-Elysees, the perfect place to enjoy a spot of shopping or linger over a drink.
Food and drink in Paris
Cuisine in Paris
Where better to enjoy mouth-watering cuisine than in France’s vibrant capital? There is no doubt a number of dishes to add to your must-try list – from delicate desserts and pastries to fine dining. First off, you should endeavour to head to a bakery on your trip to the city. There’s an endless amount of things to savour, including fresh crusty baguettes and delicious pain au chocolat.
In terms of fine dining, you’re guaranteed to find something you love on the menu. Think moreish mussels cooked in bacon and cream, or delicious chèvre chaud salad. Fancy indulging your sweet tooth? Head to a café for freshly made crepes topped with fruit and chocolate, or enjoy ham and melted Emmental cheese.
Restaurants in Paris
With so many restaurants in Paris, it can be hard to choose. From vintage bistros to restaurants serving up haute-cuisine, there’s always a place to enjoy a meal. The area surrounding the Eiffel Tower presents a particularly scenic setting for dinner, and you’ll find many fine-dining eateries to make a reservation. If you’re looking for a really stylish spot however, head to the Champs Elysees for the finest in French cuisine.
Going to Paris with easyJet holidays
Whether you’re seeking a dose of culture or a romantic getaway, you’re sure to fall in love with a trip to Paris. From its historic architecture to its excellent shopping opportunities. Browse charming street markets, linger over a drink at a quirky café or immerse yourself in the infectious spirit of the city – there’s plenty to entice you on a trip to Paris.
Booking your holiday to Paris with easyJet holidays is a hassle-free. Enjoy our Paris city breaks and you’ll save on your getaway when you book your flight and hotel together with easyJet holidays, leaving you money to make the most of the city.