The Marais district showcases medieval Paris with narrow lanes and grand 17th-century mansions. This artistic quarter houses treasures like the Picasso Museum and vibrant Place des Vosges with its perfect red-brick arcades. Jewish bakeries and LGBTQ+ venues reflect the area's diverse cultural identity. Wander cobblestone streets lined with trendy boutiques and contemporary galleries. Three metro stations make exploring easy, while nearby landmarks like the Centre Pompidou offer additional cultural experiences. The area balances historic charm with fashionable energy, creating one of Paris's most captivating districts.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés combines centuries of Parisian intellectual history with modern luxury. This Left Bank gem houses the ancient abbey founded in 543 CE. Famous cafés like Les Deux Magots once hosted Sartre, Hemingway, and Picasso. Art galleries showcase contemporary works behind historic facades. Elegant limestone buildings with wrought-iron balconies line the cobblestone streets. High-end boutiques and antique shops cater to sophisticated shoppers. The area offers easy access to the Seine River's scenic views. Three metro stations connect visitors to Paris's iconic landmarks like the Louvre and Eiffel Tower.
The Latin Quarter pulses with centuries of scholarly heritage. Medieval cobblestone streets wind past the majestic Panthéon's dome and the historic Sorbonne University's courtyards. This intellectual hub blends student energy with Parisian café culture and literary traditions. Discover treasures like the National Museum of the Middle Ages housed in ancient thermal baths. Browse weathered tomes at Shakespeare and Company bookshop overlooking the Seine. Three metro stations provide easy access throughout Paris while the neighborhood's walkable design encourages exploration on foot.
Perched on Paris's highest hill, Montmartre charms visitors with cobblestone streets and artistic heritage dating back centuries. The white-domed Sacré-Cœur Basilica crowns the area, offering breathtaking city views. Artists still set up easels in Place du Tertre, continuing a tradition that once attracted Picasso and Van Gogh. The area balances its tourist appeal with authentic village character away from the main attractions. Winding side streets reveal quirky cafés, independent boutiques, and hidden vineyards. Take the funicular up the steep hill or explore on foot to discover this bohemian enclave's creative spirit.
If you're spending time in Opéra, check out sights like Palais Garnier or Galeries Lafayette and hop on the metro to see more of the city at Chaussee d'Antin - La Fayette Station or Opéra Station.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Paris
Disneyland® Paris
9.0/10 (9,692 reviews)
Europe's premier Disney destination brings classic attractions and unique European touches to its two magical parks. Enjoy early park access and shorter lines by staying at an on-site Disney hotel.
Eiffel Tower
9.2/10 (51,323 reviews)
Paris's most iconic monument offers three levels of spectacular city views and architectural marvel. Savour French cuisine at the tower's Michelin-starred Le Jules Verne restaurant overlooking the glittering cityscape.
Louvre Museum
9.2/10 (39,662 reviews)
The Louvre houses over 35,000 artworks spanning ancient civilisations to modern masterpieces. Wander through the former royal palace at your own pace or join an expert-led tour focusing on Renaissance treasures.
Champs-Élysées
9.0/10 (32,110 reviews)
This iconic Parisian avenue connects the Arc de Triomphe to Place de la Concorde with luxury boutiques and historic cafés. Stroll the tree-lined promenade in early evening as the city lights begin to twinkle.
Notre-Dame
8.6/10 (35,382 reviews)
Notre-Dame Cathedral dazzles with its soaring Gothic architecture and 860-year legacy as Paris's spiritual heart. Visitors can marvel at the intricate rose windows while bathed in their kaleidoscopic light.
Arc de Triomphe
9.2/10 (43,033 reviews)
Napoleon's triumphal arch honours French military victories with intricate sculptures and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Climb 284 steps to the top for sweeping views of the Champs-Élysées and Paris's iconic skyline.
Palais Garnier
9.0/10 (16,739 reviews)
The Palais Garnier dazzles with its 19th-century Beaux-Arts opulence and Marc Chagall's painted ceiling. Arrive mornings to fully appreciate the grand marble staircase and chandelier-lit foyer without crowds.
Stade de France
8.4/10 (2,064 reviews)
France's largest stadium has hosted historic events from the 1998 World Cup to the 2024 Olympics. Take a guided tour through players' tunnels and locker rooms while exploring its impressive architecture.
"Nice and decent hotel to reside in for a good time. There are plenty of restaurants to dine in that are short walking distances. And it’s about 20-25 minutes away from some of the most famous touristic attractions."
"Clean and simple with the right price tag. There’s AC and an elevator which was a huge help in the middle of this crazy heat wave. Great neighbourhood with cafes and eateries just around the corner, plus walking distance to major landmarks (and larger crowds). Very happy to have stayed here as a solo traveler and would book again."
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Offering excellent value package deals on Expedia, you'll be thrilled with how little a holiday to Paris costs! Our packages make travel planning easier and your savings go further.
What are the cheapest months to go to Paris?
If you'd like to book a cheap Paris holiday package, consider travelling in January, February and November. You'll generally find better prices on flights and accommodation during these months — ideal for travellers wishing to save money.
How many days is enough for Paris?
Paris holidays come in various shapes and sizes, but to really sink your teeth into this place, we'd suggest 3 days is a good ballpark. With this timeframe, you can visit top sights like Notre-Dame and Place du Trocadéro as well as hidden gems. Don't miss out on cool areas such as 8th Arrondissement and 9th Arrondissement either. If you plan wisely, you can even schedule a day trip from Paris too.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Paris?
Well known for its shopping, cafes and views, a Paris holiday has something for everyone. Be sure to visit main sights like Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum, and consider renting a car for day trips to explore even more.
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Is it cheaper to book a Paris holiday as a package?
An Expedia holiday package could land you significant savings when compared to arranging flights and stays individually. Better still, you can tailor your Paris escape to fit your exact style. Pick your preferred flight time, select the hotel type and add a rental car. Browse our bundle deals and find out how much you can save.
When to book a holiday package to Paris?
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How to plan a trip to Paris?
Choose when to travel: Check your calendar and get packing. Your preferred time of year and the available activities will also help you decide when to holiday in Paris.
Set a budget: Consider costs such as food, flights and transportation when calculating how much to set aside for your trip to Paris. Then, pick a hotel that suits your budget, whether that's an affordable stay or a swankier retreat.
Decide how many days away: Start by listing all the sights and activities you want to experience in Paris. Then, estimate how long you'll need for each, as well as any travel time.
Bundle your bookings: With your travel dates in place, you can combine your hotels, flights, car rental and more into a customised Paris holiday package.