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- Entire rental unit
- Temple
Large modern and spacious studio (30m2) with mezzanine under the rooftops of Paris, with a high ceiling and very bright The kitchen is equipped with fridge, freezer, washing machine, dryer and dishwasher. The Large Living room has a dining area and a TV. The bathroom is spacious with a bathtub and towel dryer The toilets are separate The apartment has reversible air conditioning. The view and clear on courtyard. The residence is very quiet.
- Entire condo
- Champs-Élysées
Studio located a few meters from the prestigious Avenue Montaigne. This tastefully decorated apartment will make you live a very pleasant journey in the heart of Parisian life. Warm and very well equipped, you will find everything you need for a successful stay as a couple or with friends. (2 people) There is also a mattress on tatami under the bed Retractable
- Entire serviced apartment
- Paris
5th floor apartment without lift (1 floor up) in Edgar Suites residence, above a restaurant with terrace. Fantastic location in the heart of the pedestrian area of Montorgueil, less than 10min walk from the Louvre or the Marais. A real Parisian neighborhood near the tourist sites :) The apartment offers the perfect combination of a boutique-hotel with services and a comfortable Parisian apartment, decorated with care, with all the necessary comfort for a short-term stay in Paris.
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All About Paris
The thumping heart of France, Paris is one the world’s great cities, beloved as much for its historical boulevards and world-class museums as its iconic bakeries and boutiques. Join the locals in line for freshly baked baguettes at the ivy-covered boulangeries of Le Marais, then wind down with a chocolat chaud at one of the city’s famous corner cafes. Visitors are drawn to Paris’ literary heritage, where antique bookstores and poetry performances abound, while food lovers are well served by a mix of traditional brasseries, chef-driven restaurants, and innovative under-the-radar hotspots.
Running through the heart of Paris, the river Seine provides a scenic backdrop for quayside picnics and a sought-after spot to cool off during the summer Paris Plages event. The city is world-renowned for its shopping, from the homey kitchenware stores on Rue Montorgueil to the historic fashion houses of Rue Cambon. Shoppers should be on the lookout for bargains during the twice-yearly sales (les soldes) in January-February and June-July. And for a tranquil start to an action-packed day, join in with a tai chi session among the famous topiary hedges of the Jardin des Tuileries.
How do I get around Paris?
There are two main airports in Paris — Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly (ORY). Both offer bus and train service into the city. There is also an extensive train system connecting Paris with other spots in Europe, as well as the high-speed Eurostar. Once in the city, the easiest way to get around is by the Metro and RER trains. These are fast, safe, efficient and economical. Buses offer a great above-ground alternative. Taxis and rideshare services are also readily available. There are a number of alternative modes of transportation, including a good bikeshare system and many free-floating pay-as-you-go scooter services. There’s even a river shuttle along the Seine with nine stops between Jardin des Plantes in the east and the Eiffel Tower in the west. Pick up a round-trip ticket to get the full experience and hop on and off as many times as you like.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Paris?
An ideal time to book a vacation rental in Paris is in spring, when the city’s gardens are in full bloom and the cafés are bustling. From June through August, temperatures spike and there are long days of sunshine, drawing locals out onto the banks of the Seine. Paris boasts a packed program of summer events, including Bastille Day, Fête de la Musique, and the exciting final stage of an iconic bicycle race.
Occasionally uncomfortably high temperatures and busier streets are countered with beaches built along the river as part of the popular Paris Plages event, live music performances, and open-air movies. Fall is also a popular time to visit, with crisp days and eye-popping foliage in the city’s green spaces. Winter can be cold and gray, but the moody weather adds an element of mystery to the city, which tends to be quieter from November to February. It rarely snows in Paris.
What are the top things to do in Paris?
Musée d'Orsay
Paris has more than 100 museums, but arguably the most beautiful is the Musée d'Orsay, which is housed in a stunning old Beaux-Arts railway. The art on display is by renowned French artists — including famous works by the Impressionists as well as changing special exhibitions. Enjoy a stroll along the Left Bank of the Seine to take in the city views before or after visiting.
Jardin des Tuileries
Once the garden of the Tuileries Palace, the Jardin des Tuileries opened to the public after the French Revolution. Explore these manicured gardens after visiting the nearby Louvre and taking a stroll around Place de la Concorde, the largest square in Paris. Pick up a delicate crêpe from one of the carts and settle down on a bench to do some people-watching.
Palais Garnier
Take in a classic opera, avant-garde ballet, or one of the many other performances staged at this historic venue. Built in 1875 at the request of the emperor, Palais Garnier is viewed by many as one of the most opulent opera houses in the world, with a breathtaking grand staircase, swathes of ruby velvet, and glittering chandeliers aplenty.