Q: Best Time to Visit Paris

Season Paris is in a country with 4 seasons, so its comfort varies from season to season. April - June and October - early November is the most comfortable time because the weather is quite pleasant and tourists are not as many as in summer. If you like crowds, the peak season in Paris applies in the summer (June - mid September during school holidays) and mid to end of the year (Christmas & New Year holidays). At these times, you must prepare extra energy to just shop and stand in line at popular attractions. If you want to save costs, early November - early December, and low season in January - March could be the right time to visit because it is more quiet tourists. However, you must note that the weather in these months is very cold. Festival In a way, summer is the season for festivals in Paris. Various festivals, from music to parades, are held in this fashion city. Most music festivals are held in the summer (June - August). You can put some of these festivals in your must-visit notes: Bastille Day - July 14. Commemoration of the start of the French Revolution, filled with parades & fireworks parties. Paris l'Eté festival (Paris Summer Arts Festival): between July - August. Rock en Seine - August. One of the biggest music festivals. Solidays Festival - June. The festival campaigns for the war on AIDS, and equality. Solidays Festival presents world-class musicians with more than 80 concerts every weekend in June.

Question 1

What is tiket CLEAN in Paris?

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Do you miss traveling but still worried about the COVID-19 pandemic? We understand completely. Now, you can have a great trip with your loved ones to your favorite places in Paris without worrying! Adapting to the current situation, various tourist sites are now setting new regulations and policies regarding cleanliness and social distancing at the site. We certainly want all t-mates to enjoy a pleasant time while still maintaining health, cleanliness, and safety together.

To find out which tourist attractions in Paris have implemented this new policy, tiket.com presents "tiket CLEAN"!

Tourist attractions that have “tiket CLEAN” logo on tiket.com’s To Do page mean that they have implemented standard rules and protocols to prevent and reduce transmission of COVID-19. Starting from checking the body temperature of all staff and visitors, setting a new requirement to wear face masks and gloves, increasing the frequency of cleaning using disinfectants, providing healthcare and hygiene supplies, to social distancing regulations, such as capacity restrictions or minimum distance when waiting in line.

For more information, you can check the Highlight section of each product page with the “tiket CLEAN” logo. There, you will find a full explanation of the new regulations at the attraction.

Make sure you and your loved ones understand and follow the rules. This way, you, other visitors, and also the staff on duty can both enjoy a pleasant day without worries!

Keep Spirit! We’re All in This Together!

Question 2

What to Expect in Paris

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Paris, even though known as one of the world's fashion center, has more than just fashion to show off. One of these international cities is famous for the art heritage of world-class artists, with art galleries and various museums in the city.

Not only that, the city dubbed the "City of Light" does have extraordinary beauty, with grande architecture, monuments, light, and surrounded by the romantic river Seine. Perfect for honeymooners, or just to capture the beauty for pre-wedding photos.

Question 3

Best Places to Visit in Paris

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Question 4

How to Get Paris

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Paris is a big city which certainly can be reached by using various transportation.

Plane

Paris has two international class airports in the city. You can choose Roissy Charles de Gaulle (CDG) in the north or Orly (ORY) in the south of the region.

From the Charles de Gaulle airport to the center of Paris, you can use a bus, train or taxi with the following comparisons:

RER B train (Blue)

Ticket price: 11.4 Euros (adults), 7 Euros (children ages 4 - 9 years)
Travel time: 35 - 40 minutes
Operating hours: 04:50 AM - 11.00 PM
Applicable ticket: RER Ticket

Bus

There are several bus operators from CDG airport to Paris, one of which is Roissybus, with the following specifications

Ticket price: 13.7 Euros
Travel time: 50 - 80 minutes
Operating hours: 06:00 AM - 12:50 AM
Applicable tickets: Navigo, Mobilis, Paris Visite,

Like CGD, Orly Airport in the south also has many modes of transportation to get to the center of Paris.

Bus

Ticket price: 9.5 Euro
Travel time: About 35 minutes
Operating hours: 05:35 AM - 12:05 AM
Applicable tickets: Orlybus ticket, Navigo, Paris Visite

Metro 7 + Tram 7

Ticket price: 4 euros
Travel time: About 65 minutes
Operating hours: 05:30 AM - 12:30 AM
Applicable tickets: ticket t + (x2), Navigo, Paris Visite, Mobilis

RER B + Orlyval

Ticket price: 12,10 Euro
Travel time: 37 minutes
Operating hours: 06:00 AM - 11.00 PM
Applicable tickets: Paris Visite, RER tickets

Train

Getting to Paris by train is an easy and affordable option, especially if you are in Europe. The rail network in France is very good and connects cities domestically or internationally with cities in European countries such as England, Italy, Spain, Germany, and the Netherlands.

There are 7 main stations in Paris for international travel, namely:

Gare du Nord (the busiest station in Europe), for Eurostar and Thalys, serving trips from London, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany, as well as several local French trains
Gare de I’Est. Station for traveling to the eastern suburbs of Paris.
Gare d'Austerlitz. Trains to travel to Toulouse, Pyrenees, and Barcelona.
Gare de Bercy for trains to Italy and Burgundy.
Gare de Lyon. Trains to the southeast of France, Languedoc-Roussillon, Switzerland, and Italy, and southeast of the Paris suburbs.
Gare Montparnasse. The train goes to the west and southwest of France and Madrid, as well as the western suburbs of Paris.
Gare Saint-Lazare. Trains to Normandy and to the west & southwest of Paris suburbs.

Some of the international fast train operators connecting Paris with other major cities in Europe are Eurostar, ICE, Renfe-SNCF en Cooperacion, TGV Lyria, TGV, Thalys, Thello. All operators require passengers to book in advance.

From these large stations, you just have to continue the journey to your destination by using the metro, bus, or taxi that is available everywhere.

Bus

Traveling by bus to Paris can also be the right choice for you. The main bus station in Paris is the Paris-Gallieni International Bus Station Bagnolet located in the eastern part of Paris. This station connects Paris to other cities in France such as Toulouse, Lyon, and Marseille, as well as international cities such as Berlin, Madrid, and Warsaw,

This bus terminal operates every day starting at 6 am - 11 pm. and is served by several bus lines on the Paris public transport network.

There are several transportation companies that offer trips to Paris, including Eurolines, Isilines, Flixbus and Ouibus, and Alsa.

Question 5

Accommodation in Paris

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There are many choices of hotels in Paris that you can choose to stay in, of course, adjusted to the funds, as well as the area you want to visit. The following are some areas that you can make a choice.

Montmartre

Because it is located in a rather 'suburban' area, hotel rates in Montmartre are generally cheaper compared to other regions. Although cheap, but this area is easily accessible by public transportation.

The hilly contours with rather narrow streets turned out to not diminish its beauty, because in Montmarte it was filled with retro-style cafes, small apartments with green walls covered with ivy plants that made it seem like a fairy tale. Here, colorful houses and old shops that still retain their style, are lined up on either side of the road making the Montmarte area more charming.

In addition, Montmartre is also surrounded by delicious restaurants that serve delicious food at cheap prices such as Il Brigante, Soul Kitchen, and Le Coq Rico.

The Marais

Many say the Marais Region is one of the best places to live in Paris. Its location in the city center (in the third and fourth arrondissements), makes it very close to visiting various tourist attractions in Paris.

Louvre, Hotel de Ville, Center Pompidou, Musee Picasso, the National Archives Museum and many other interesting places, can be reached only on foot.

Its location on the right bank of the River Seine and across from Notre Dame is adorned with well-maintained squares, lush gardens, traditional bistros, boutiques, and vintage goods stores and art galleries lined up, and ancient boulevards that show the majesty of Paris in the past.

Question 6

Instagramable Spots in Paris

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Travel to tourist attractions in Paris is not complete if you don't visit Instagram-able places in this city, such as:

Trocadero Square & Trocadero Gardens. In a way, Trocadero is the most Instagramable spot in Paris, because from here you can get perfect photos with a beautiful Eiffel Tower background.
Streets of Montmartre. The street is not too wide but busy, surrounded by shops and cute little cafes, as well as ancient and classical architecture on the left. In a way, this street is really Paris!
Rue Cremioux. Small streets between neat little houses lined up with colorful paint will make your Instagram feed more cheerful. Suitable for photos during the day.
Le Jardin du Palais Royal. Take a picture in the middle of a neat line of flowering magnolia trees? You must add to your list of visits to Paris later.
Galeries Lafayette. If you visit during the Christmas and New Year holidays, you really must stop by here! The decoration of the giant Christmas tree and the decoration is extraordinarily cool and too bad to miss.

Question 7

Culinary in Paris

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Not only a paradise for art and shopping lovers, Paris is also a paradise for delicious culinary lovers. A variety of culinary delights for various groups, from cafes and small bakeries to Michelin Star restaurants, are scattered throughout the city. Not surprisingly, Paris is also dubbed the "Culinary capital of the world".

Culinary in Paris is dominated by pastry, soup, protein, butter and cheese. Pastry menus such as baguettes and croissants are easily found in small cafes & bakeries, perfect for accompanying breakfast with a glass of coffee or hot tea.

In any restaurant, ask if they serve "fromage" to accompany your meal. Parisians call cheese "fromage", of which there are many types. Of course you don't need to try everything. There are several 'mainstay cheeses' such as Roquefort (made from sheep's milk), Bleu d'Auvergne (blue cheese), and Cantal (cheese with a soft texture).

Parisian sumptuous dishes are served in restaurants in the Michelin Star. Some of the most popular ones are foie gras, Boef Borgonion, escargot, duck confit, steak frites. The price is indeed quite expensive but its deliciousness is worth it. It is suitable for a fine dining menu with a partner.

For dessert, there are macarons, crème brulee, eclairs, various types of caramel & chocolate, and profiteroles that you must try. Get these foods in bakeries, cafes or shops in almost all regions of Paris.

Question 8

Shopping in Paris

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To Paris without shopping? Ah, what a shame! As a city of fashion, Paris is a paradise for fashion goods from cheap to high-end. Popular brands such as Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Armani, are just a few of the many international brands that are 'born' here. Of course, the prices of goods in the shop are quite high. Even so, for you who are frugal, there are also plenty of shopping options to satisfy your 'desires' of shopping.

Louvre & Tuileries District. World-class designer collections such as Versace, Hermes, and Saint Laurent are in this region. Apart from fashion, perfume, furniture, and high-class cosmetics are also sold in this region.
The Marais. If you like artsy or fashion styles with vintage, classic and handmade styles, try visiting the shops at The Marais. Various jewelry, antique handicrafts, perfume, tea, chocolate, books, to home decoration items are sold here with quite high artistic value.
The Saint-Ouen flea market. Like thrifting alias hunting used goods? The Saint-Ouen is known as the biggest flea market in Paris. A variety of used and vintage items are sold here at fairly cheap prices even though the quality is still very good. But do be careful with pickpockets when you are here.
Les Halles and Rue de Rivoli. If you like instant fashion brands like Zara and H&M, this is the place!
Boulevard Haussmann and the Grands Boulevards. This quite luxurious mall can make you confused if you are in it. Confused because so many types of goods are sold here and want to buy them all! Don't miss visiting this mall in winter, because the decor is amazingly good!

Question 9

Best Time to Visit Paris

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Season

Paris is in a country with 4 seasons, so its comfort varies from season to season. April - June and October - early November is the most comfortable time because the weather is quite pleasant and tourists are not as many as in summer.

If you like crowds, the peak season in Paris applies in the summer (June - mid September during school holidays) and mid to end of the year (Christmas & New Year holidays). At these times, you must prepare extra energy to just shop and stand in line at popular attractions.

If you want to save costs, early November - early December, and low season in January - March could be the right time to visit because it is more quiet tourists. However, you must note that the weather in these months is very cold.

Festival

In a way, summer is the season for festivals in Paris. Various festivals, from music to parades, are held in this fashion city. Most music festivals are held in the summer (June - August). You can put some of these festivals in your must-visit notes:

Bastille Day - July 14. Commemoration of the start of the French Revolution, filled with parades & fireworks parties.
Paris l'Eté festival (Paris Summer Arts Festival): between July - August.
Rock en Seine - August. One of the biggest music festivals.
Solidays Festival - June. The festival campaigns for the war on AIDS, and equality. Solidays Festival presents world-class musicians with more than 80 concerts every weekend in June.

Question 10

How to Get Around in Paris

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Paris is a very beautiful city, and the most fun way to enjoy it is on foot because places of interest there are generally close together. There are 20 areas (there are called arrondissements), and in all the different regions there are signs, so you don't need to be afraid of getting lost.

If you want to go to further places, the metro is the right choice because it is cheap, fast, and free from traffic jams. There are 15 underground metro lines that connect Paris through small stations, with the RER train line connecting Paris with other small cities in the vicinity.

For those of you who love the romance of the Seine River, there are many cruise options that offer services around Paris on this famous river. For information, touring Paris by boat on the River Seine is more fun to do at night when accompanied by flickering city lights that will add to the atmosphere becomes more romantic.

Question 11

How Big is Paris

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Officially, Paris measures 105.4 square kilometers, with a population of 2,148 million people. You do not need a long time to explore this very organized city or to try the fun things to do in Paris, because tourist attractions in Paris are generally close to one another.

Three days is enough time for you to explore popular tourist attractions, go shopping, enjoying delicious cuisine, or trying out the thrill of the nightlife in Paris.

Question 12

Currency in Paris

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Euro (€).

Question 13

Language in Paris

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The national language in Paris is French, which is used by the majority of the population, followed by Arabic, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian. However, as an international city, most cafe waiters, public transport drivers, shop assistants, and staff in tourist attractions, are generally proficient in English.

Question 14

Time Zone in Paris

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Question 15

Plug Type in Paris

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The plug types in France are type C and E. Both have 2 round pins but type E has a hole in the top middle for the male earthing pin. This type of socket is also used in Belgium, Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Israel, Monaco, and Morocco.

Question 16

Good to Know About Paris

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There is some important information relating to Paris that you should really know so that your visit is more comfortable while in Paris:

Local Parisians have pride in their mother tongue. It doesn't hurt to learn some basic vocabulary like "bonjour" (= hello), "au revoir" (= goodbye) "s'il vous plait" (= help), and "merci" (= thank you) when greeting the owner shop or waiter/waitress. You will be treated better because they feel more valued.
When you meet or get acquainted, do “cheek kisses” (It is referred to as "faire la bise” in France) because it is the best form of communication, for men and women. Don't hug, because most people in Paris are not used to doing it with strangers.
Most shops or cafes accept cashless payments by debit card or credit card. However, for your convenience, always prepare cash just in case when you visit a small bakery, outdoor shop and cute souvenir shop that apparently only accepts cash payments.
Do not leave food. Generally, restaurants in Paris serve enough food to run out in one meal. Not finishing it will make you look rude.
Pickpockets are everywhere. Keep an eye on your belongings and separate cash in several separate safe places. It can be in your pockets, a sling bag in a jacket, under a shoe, or a hidden pocket behind a belt. Prepare a safety strap for a digital camera so it is not easily snatched away by people while in public places.
Be careful with pushy souvenir sellers, generally located around the Eiffel Tower area. They often sell key chains, glasses, umbrellas, mineral water at a high enough price. There also are often forced to put friendship bracelets into the hands of tourists, then forced to pay. Resist gently and firmly when they are seen approaching you.

Question 17

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