How much would a trip to Paris cost?
Q. I want to take a trip to the Musée du Louvre, but I don't have a lot of money. So I was thinking about saving up, but I want to know about how much it would cost for 2 or 3 people to take a trip there. Not a long maybe like 2 nights there or something. Inlcuding airfare, hotels, and food. Does anyone have any experience and can give me an estimate?
I forgot to mention, I live in California.
I forgot to mention, I live in California.
A. I am going to Paris in September. I got a return flight from UK to Paris (Beauvais) for £50. Accommodation can be as dear or as cheap as you want. A decent hotel can cost a lot and a clean but basic one can be affordable at around £50 a night for the room not per person. Of course you could stay at a Youth hostel and it would cost next to nothing for a few days. Depends what you want. Spending money for 2 night? Average it on 60 quid a day.
How do i get to The Louvre Museum from Charles Michel Station or Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel Station?
Q. I will stay in a hotel along 82 Rue Saint Charles in Paris so i bet these are the nearest stations to my hotel...
A. The nearest station to you is Charles Michels.
Take metro line 10 (direction Gare d'Austerlitz) to La Motte-Piquet Grenelle. Change to line 8 (direction Creteil-Perfecture) until Concorde.
2 options from here on:
1) Get off at Concorde, and walk down Tuilleries Garden to Louvre. It's a beautiful walk down the park, and Place de la Concorde is a point of tourist interest too.
2) Change metro to line 1 (direction Chateau de Vincennes) and get off at Palais Royal-Musee du Louvre.
Personally I like walking the city than cooped underground so I would get off at Concorde and walk to Louvre. It's only about 5 minutes stroll. :)
Take metro line 10 (direction Gare d'Austerlitz) to La Motte-Piquet Grenelle. Change to line 8 (direction Creteil-Perfecture) until Concorde.
2 options from here on:
1) Get off at Concorde, and walk down Tuilleries Garden to Louvre. It's a beautiful walk down the park, and Place de la Concorde is a point of tourist interest too.
2) Change metro to line 1 (direction Chateau de Vincennes) and get off at Palais Royal-Musee du Louvre.
Personally I like walking the city than cooped underground so I would get off at Concorde and walk to Louvre. It's only about 5 minutes stroll. :)
What places are worth going to see in Paris?
Q. I'm going on holiday to Paris for a week later this year and would love to see the sights, but cant think of many places to go! So far I've thought of:
Eiffel Tower
St. Sulpice Church
Arc de Triomphe
Sacré Coeur
An Opera house
The Louvre
Notre Dame
I'd like to go to any of the locations of the Da Vinci Code book, but I cant really remember any of the places other than St. Sulpice.
Eiffel Tower
St. Sulpice Church
Arc de Triomphe
Sacré Coeur
An Opera house
The Louvre
Notre Dame
I'd like to go to any of the locations of the Da Vinci Code book, but I cant really remember any of the places other than St. Sulpice.
A. In addition to what you've named:
Abbey church of St-Germain-des-Prés
La Madeleine
Conciergerie
American Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Cluny museum of the Middle Ages
Eglise St-Clotilde
Musée d'Orsay
Musée Rodin
Eglise St-Etienne-du-Mont
Musée de Quai Branly
Eglise St-Germain l'Auxerrois
Place des Vosges
Hotel Carnavalet
Catacombes
Arena Lutece
Centre Pompidou
Invalides
Army Museum
Museum of Plans and Reliefs
Tomb of Napoleon
Musée des Arts decoratif
Orangerie
Jeu de Paume
Père Lachaise Cemetery
Luxembourg Gardens
Tuileries Gardens
Palais Bourbon
Trocadero
Palais Chaillot
Memorial to the Deportation
Maison de UNESCO
Pantheon
Tour Montparnasse
Arc du Carousel
Arc de la Defense
Sewers of Paris
Ile St. Louis
La Sorbonne
Sainte Chapelle
Grand Palais
Petit Palais
Place de la Concorde
Hôtel de Sens
Saint-Paul Village.
Tomb of the Marquis de Lafayette
St.Paul-St.-Louis Church
Hôtel de Sully
Flea Market of Saint Ouen
These are, of course, only the major sights. Paris has a lot to see.
Abbey church of St-Germain-des-Prés
La Madeleine
Conciergerie
American Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Cluny museum of the Middle Ages
Eglise St-Clotilde
Musée d'Orsay
Musée Rodin
Eglise St-Etienne-du-Mont
Musée de Quai Branly
Eglise St-Germain l'Auxerrois
Place des Vosges
Hotel Carnavalet
Catacombes
Arena Lutece
Centre Pompidou
Invalides
Army Museum
Museum of Plans and Reliefs
Tomb of Napoleon
Musée des Arts decoratif
Orangerie
Jeu de Paume
Père Lachaise Cemetery
Luxembourg Gardens
Tuileries Gardens
Palais Bourbon
Trocadero
Palais Chaillot
Memorial to the Deportation
Maison de UNESCO
Pantheon
Tour Montparnasse
Arc du Carousel
Arc de la Defense
Sewers of Paris
Ile St. Louis
La Sorbonne
Sainte Chapelle
Grand Palais
Petit Palais
Place de la Concorde
Hôtel de Sens
Saint-Paul Village.
Tomb of the Marquis de Lafayette
St.Paul-St.-Louis Church
Hôtel de Sully
Flea Market of Saint Ouen
These are, of course, only the major sights. Paris has a lot to see.
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