Bienvenue en Paris
The essence of France, Paris is a dazzling city of beauty, romance and iconic images. Divided into 20 districts, or arrondissements, each with their own unique characteristics, you can easily spend weeks exploring this city and will still have only scratched the surface. The 1st district is the geographical centre of the city and contains the Louvre and Tuileries Gardens. The other districts span out cyclically around it and are home to all of Paris’s most treasured sights: the Eiffel Tower (7th), the Champs-Elysées (8th), the Bastille (11th), the Arc de Triomphe (17th) and artistic Montmartre and the captivating Sacré Coeur (18th).
Catwalk spectacular
Paris screams fashion and style like no other city in the world. To get acquainted with the latest trends, head to the famous department store, Galeries Lafayette, for their free catwalk show, staged every Friday afternoon at 3pm. Places must be reserved in advance.
Paris fine dining
With its plethora of Michelin-starred restaurants and fiery French chefs, Paris is a great place to really splurge and treat yourself. Paris’ most expensive restaurant is the acclaimed L’Arpege, where chef Alain Passard concentrates on minimalist cooking with vegetables at its heart, at maximum prices.
Notre Dame – The Magnificent
The first stone of this magnificent French gothic cathedral, was laid in 1163 and work continued throughout the entire gothic period, giving it a unique blend of architecture. Entry is free.
Shuttle service – adult $55 based on 2 passengers
Children – adult price applies
Incorporating three districts, with great shopping districts, wide boulevards, large department stores and the world’s most visited art museum the Louvre.
Gourmet delights
In the Place de la Madeleine you’ll find Paris’ gourmet food stores, Fauchon and Hediard. Both house small ‘salons de thé’, so you can sample some of their delights.
Secret shopping
Explore the winding secret passages of the district, with 19th-century arcades crammed full of fabulous shops and eateries, flamboyantly decorated with murals and faux marble columns.
Sacré Coeur
Don’t miss a visit to Montmartre’s famous white-domed church, Sacré Coeur. Built in the 1870s and perched on top of Paris’ highest hill, it affords spectacular views over the city, particularly sensational at sunset. A great spot for a picnic overlooking the city.
A fashionable aristocratic district in the 17th century, today Marais combines the seductive charms of old Paris with trendy, artistic living.
Bastille celebrations
Each year on 14 July France celebrates Bastille Day, marking the date in 1789 when the Parisian people stormed the Bastille prison, signalling the start of the French Revolution. At the Place de la Bastille you can still see the landmark column topped with the gilded ‘Spirit of Liberty’, although the remains of the prison itself have been moved to square Henri-Galli.
Picasso’s collection
If you’re in town on the first Sunday of the month you can gain free admission to the Picasso Museum, the world’s largest collection of Picassos’ with representations spanning his entire career. There are 203 paintings, 191 sculptures, 85 ceramics and more than 3000 drawings, engravings and manuscripts in the museum. The works show his diverse ability and talent.
The 5th, 6th and 7th districts encompass some of the most attractive parts of Paris, with lively cafes, boutiques and the iconic Eiffel Tower.
People watching
The place de la Sorbonne affords great views of the forbidding looking buildings of the Sorbonne, Paris’s historic University. Scattered with cafes, it’s a great place to sit and watch the world go by and, in the centre of the square, is a preserved vestige from the structures built during the time of Roman occupation.
Paris shopping
The Latin and Saint Germain-des-Prés districts are great places for shopping and strolling with a great mix of trendy fashion stores, upmarket boutiques and quaint antique markets. The Latin Quarter is also a great place to grab a bite to eat with an abundance of street vendors and restaurants.
Concorde Opera Paris 4-star Paris, France The hotel Concorde Opera Paris, known at the time a "Grand Hotel Terminus" was built in 1889 by the Vompagnie des Chemins de Fer de l'Ouest to accommodate visitors to the Great Exhibition. Behind the rather sobre facade, we find a decor of pink marble, paintings and Lameire sculptures. The lobby is listed as a historical monument which endows this XIXth century grand hotel with a unique charm. No executive level, we find at each level every type of room and 5 different decorations. Opposite the Gare Saint-Lazare, a few minutes walk from the large stores on the Boulevard Haussmann, from the Madeleine and the Opera, and 7 minutes from Le Defence by train. Read More »
Hotel Concorde Lafayette 4-star Paris, France Hotel Concorde La Fayette is conveniently located close to the Champs-Elysees, between the La Defence business district and the Triangle d'Or shopping area. The hotel boasts some of the most spectacular views of Paris and the Eiffel Tower from its 33 floors of guest rooms and suites and features an exceptional convention space, linked to the Palais des Congres exhibition centre. One of the largest hotels in Paris, the Concorde La Fayette is an ideal choice for buiness and leisure travellers alike. With 950 rooms overlooking the city, two bars and a restaurant, as well as unrivalled meeting space, the hotel is a true Parisian landmark. In the impressive lobby guests are welcomed at white marble reception desks, enjoy drinks on the elevated terrace of the Bar Lafayette, or browse the fine selection of stylish collectable crystal at the Baccarat boutique. Read More »
Hotel De Crillon 5-star Paris, France Legendary and enchanting, the hotel shares its magnificent history with the glorious Place de la Concorde. Offering a unique proximity to the fashionable rue du Faubourg St. Honore, the charming palace is within walking distance of the Champs-Elysees, the Louvre Museum, the Madeleine area, and the Opera. Celebrated for its outstanding service, the hotel, with opulent guest rooms and luxurious suites, makes guests feel pampered in Paris. Read More »
Citadines Place D'Italie are situated at the crossroads of two very different worlds, one side lies Chinatown, on the other is a typically French scene, the Butte-aux-Cailles village is filled with quiet cobbled streets, small houses and bistros.
View our great tours, travel insurance, and car hire. Read More »
Travel departing from:
Perth from $2235*
Melbourne from $2409*
Sydney from $2429*
Brisbane from $2435*
Citadines Place D'Italie are situated at the crossroads of two very different worlds, one side lies Chinatown, on the other is a typically French scene, the Butte-aux-Cailles village is filled with quiet cobbled streets, small houses and bistros.
View our great tours, travel insurance, and car hire. Read More »
Citadines Place D'Italie are situated at the crossroads of two very different worlds, one side lies Chinatown, on the other is a typically French scene, the Butte-aux-Cailles village is filled with quiet cobbled streets, small houses and bistros.
View our great tours, travel insurance, and car hire. Read More »
Citadines Place D'Italie are situated at the crossroads of two very different worlds, one side lies Chinatown, on the other is a typically French scene, the Butte-aux-Cailles village is filled with quiet cobbled streets, small houses and bistros.
View our great tours, travel insurance, and car hire. Read More »
Travel departing from:
Perth from $2525*
Sydney from $2709*
Melbourne from $2715*
Brisbane from $2719*
Situated in the heart of the Left Bank, 4.5-star Pullman Paris Montparnasse immerses guests in Paris's rich culture and refined elegance. Montparnasse emerged as the centre of Parisian intellectual life at the start of the 20th century and continues to be the city's artistic hub. Just beyond the hotel's front door, the Saint Germain des Pres and Luxembourg Gardens are in easy walking distance, and the Eiffel Tower is only 10 minutes away by subway. The Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Orsay Museum, the Rodin Museum, and the Sorbonne University are all in close proximity. One of Europe's largest in-hotel meeting centres, the hotel offers a venue for any occasion. Amenities include a fitness room and the restaurant, Montparnasse 25.
View our great tours, travel insurance, and car hire. Read More »
Travel departing from:
Perth from $3375*
Melbourne from $3549*
Brisbane from $3575*
Sydney from $3575*
br />
Located between the Opera Garnier and Place Vendome, the Scribe Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the business and tourist quarters of Paris. Offering 213 rooms, including 11 suites, the luxurious Scribe Hotel makes the most of its 19th century charm. With interior decoration by Jacques Grange in 2007, the Scribe typifies the new Parisian hotel chic. Two restaurants including trendy restaurant 'Le Cafe Lumiere', a Tea House with a library lounge and a spa featuring a Lancome area.
View our great tours, travel insurance, and car hire. Read More »
Located between the Opera Garnier and Place Vendome, the Scribe Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the business and tourist quarters of Paris. Offering 213 rooms, including 11 suites, the luxurious Scribe Hotel makes the most of its 19th century charm. With interior decoration by Jacques Grange in 2007, the Scribe typifies the new Parisian hotel chic. Two restaurants including trendy restaurant 'Le Cafe Lumiere', a Tea House with a library lounge and a spa featuring a Lancome area.
View our great tours, travel insurance, and car hire. Read More »
Currently, there is no product for this specific listing.
If you are interested this destination please contact a travel agent to find a great package or further information.
Currently, there is no product for this specific listing.
If you are interested this destination please contact a travel agent to find a great package or further information.