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1. Eiffel Tower: Paris tour packages are incomplete without a tour of the Eiffel tower. It is the biggest attraction of Paris, named after engineering Gustave Eiffel whose company designed and built this tower.

If you visit the tower in the evening, you'll witness jaw-dropping views of Parisian cityscape sparkling with city lights. It is also considered as a symbol of love because it is superb construction and outstanding view. It has 2 restaurants, one is on the 1st floor and the other is on the 2nd floor.

Location: Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France
Entry Fee: Euro 34 onwards ( free entry for children aged under 3 and discounted ticket for 4 - 12 years old children)
Timings: 9 am to 12.45 am

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2. Arc de Triomphe: Arc de Triomphe is one of the most famous monuments of Paris, which honours martyrs of French revolution and Napoleonic wars. Inner and outer surfaces of the monument are inscribed with martyrs’ names.

The landmark marks the rich history of Paris and it has constantly assumed a significant presence in increasing public awareness about art and its triumphs. Each night, the fire is lit on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier from the Great War.

Location: Place Charles de Gaulle, 75008 Paris, France
Entry Fee: The ticket costs approx 10 euros.
Timings: 10 am to 10 pm.

3. Louver Museum: The Louver Museum is irrefutably one of the best craftsmanship exhibitions on the planet. Home to a huge number of great and present-day perfect works of art, the Louver is what tops off an already good thing of French culture and a demonstration of European craftsmanship history.

It's not astounding that it's likewise the most visited workmanship exhibition on the planet. It is an extremely popular museum; all Paris tours would be incomplete without a visit to it. You can't miss the word famous Mona Lisa's painting at the museum.

Location: Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, France
Entry Fee: Free between 6 pm to 9.45 pm
Timings: 9 am to 9.45 pm

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4. Notre Dame Cathedral: Notre Dame Cathedral is the most well-known of the Gothic houses of prayer of the Middle Ages and is recognized for its size, relic, and architecture. Significant segments that make Notre Dame stand apart are one of the world's biggest organs and its huge church bells.

Also, it is prestigious for its rib vaulting, flying buttresses, dazzling recolored glass windows and also stone carved gargoyles.

Location: 6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France
Timings: 10 am to 10 pm

5. Montmartre: Sightseeing in Paris? you completely need to go for a stroll in Montmartre! It is one of the most romantic and magnificent spots you'll discover in Paris. Visit to Montmartre will definitely wake up the craftsman in you as it is most authentic village of the town.

Walking up the hill of Montmartre will help you understand its arts and style. Its narrow alleys, windmills, wall paintings and all the little details on the architecture around makes it unique and worthy.

Location: On the city's rive droite
Entry Fee: Free
Timings: 6 am to 10.30 pm

6. Palais Garnier: Palais Garnier is known for its unique blend of architecture, sculpture and paintings. It is one of the attractions that you cannot afford to miss in Paris! If you are looking for the best Paris tour packages, this place must be there in your itinerary for sure.

A showcase of dance and opera, the building impresses with its onyx balconies, luxurious marble, exquisite frescoes and rich gilding. From the monumental staircase to the majestic Great Hall, each room at the Palais Garnier is full of elegant details that make up the magical decoration. An architectural symphony created using various styles. It is a true gem in the heart of Paris.

Location: In the heart of the Paris at rue Auber (Auber Street) and can be reached via Metro, Bus or Train.
Entry Fee: For Adults, it is €12. For youth (less than 25) and students is €8. For children (less than 12) the entry is free.
Timings: 10 AM to 5 PM, & from 17 July – 11 September the timing is 10 AM – 5:30 PM

7. Palace of Versailles: Get yourself a royal experience by visiting the Grand Palace of Versailles. If you are confused between various Paris tours, this is the one you cannot afford to miss. The Palace of Versailles has been on the World Heritage List for 30 years and is one of the greatest achievements of seventeenth-century French art.

The former hunting lodge of Louis XIII was transformed and expanded by his son Louis XIV when he established the Palace there in 1682. A sequence of kings continued to adorn the Palace until the French Revolution. The Palace is vast with 2,300 rooms distributed over 63,154 square meters of area.

Location: In the small township of Versailles, around 21 km outside of Paris, and is easy to reach by train.
Entry Fee: The ticket price is €15 for adults. If you are a student between 18-25 years with a valid ID card or under 18 years old, the ticket is free.
Timings: From Tuesday to Sunday from 9 AM to 6:30 PM in summer, & from 9 AM to 5:30 PM in winter., and 25 December.

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8. Pont Alexandre III Bridge: The Pont Alexandre III is a deck arch bridge that spans the Seine in Paris. The place is ideal for a peaceful walk enjoying the beautiful view of old buildings and the elegant Eiffel tower. The bridge is considered the ornate and most extravagant bridge in the city.

Opened on the occasion of the 1900 World's Fair and classified as a historical monument, Pont Alexandre III is one of the most emblematic bridges in Paris due to its architecture and location.

At its four ends are huge 17-meter towers crowned with gilded bronze sculptures of winged horses representing outstanding art, science, commerce and industry. Pont Alexandre III connects the Invalides on the left bank with the Grand Palais and Petit Palais on the right bank.

Location: Pont Alexandre III, 75008 Paris, France
Entry Fee: No fees
Timings: The bridge is open all the time

9. Tuileries Garden: Tuileries Gardens take their name from the tile factories that were previously located on the site where Queen Catherine de Medici built the Tuileries Palace in 1564. Two garden ponds are an ideal place to relax. The Orangerie Museum, where visitors can admire Monet's work, is located in the southwestern part of the Tuileries.

The gardens that separate the Louvre from Place de la Concorde are a pleasant place for walking and for the culture of Parisians and tourists. The visit to the garden is included in most of the Paris tour packages since the place is inescapable if you are in the town.

Location: At Place de la Concorde, it is in the heartland of Paris.
Entry Fee: It is unrestricted and free here, and various free guided tours are also available.
Timings: From the last Sunday in September to the last Sunday in March: 7.30 AM to 7.30 PM. From the last Sunday in March to the last Saturday in September: 7 AM to 9 PM. In June, July and August, the entry is from 7 AM to 11 PM.

10. Luxembourg Gardens: If you are looking for another garden experience, don't miss the vast Luxembourg Gardens, which is spread in 25 hectares of land. It includes a geometric forest, an apple orchard and a large pond. Luxembourg Gardens, inspired by the Boboli Gardens in Florence, were created on the initiative of Queen Maria de Medici in 1612.

The garden has 106 statues distributed throughout the park, the monumental fountain of the Medici, Orangery and Pavilion David. There are many activities and facilities for children, such as dolls, rides and slides. Adults can play chess, tennis and bridge or ride remote-controlled boats.

Location: on the border between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Latin Quarter.
Entry Fee: Access to the garden is free.
Timings: Opens between 7.30 AM and 8.15 AM and closes between 4.30 PM and 9.30 PM according to season.

1. Enjoy a relaxing boat ride at Bateaux Mouche: Bateaux Mouches are boats with an open extrusive arrangement for the visitors to sightsee the alluring beauty of Paris and its monuments from the waterway. There are many boat rides available in River Seine and on Parisian canals for pre-booking. Some Mouches have dress codes for evening trips. So make sure of it while pre-booking your ride.

Location: Port de la Conférence, 75008 Paris
Timings: Usually starts at 5 pm and runs till 11 pm on all days.
Price: 200 Euros with supper per couple for a one hour ride.

2. Have fun at Luxembourg Gardens: Jardin du Luxembourg, called Luxembourg gardens, is a favorite tourist spot in Paris. Built-in 1960, the garden holds the public museum Musee du Luxembourg, the Fountain of the Observatory, and hundreds of notable sculpture work inside its premises.

There is a separate lounge for elderly people to relax and read on historic books and some good reads and a separate playground for the kids.

Location: At Mons Lucotitius hill, the 6th arrondissement of Paris
Timings: Opens from 7 am to 7 pm regularly and between 8.30 am to 9 pm depending on climate.
Price: No fees for entry

3. Explore the city on a Vélib: The best part of any Paris tour packages would be riding a Vélib. The creative public bicycle sharing system started its operation in 2007. One of the largest of its kind, this bicycle program provides a cost-effective transportation system for foreigners to dwell around the city malls and landscapes.

There are automated Vélib pay-stations in important junctions of Paris. It is where you can pay the rental fee based on hours of usage.

Location: Vélib bicycles are available all around Paris
Timings: You can hire a Vélib anytime
Price:1 Euro for one hour and 5 Euros per day for a person

4. Experience Seine River Cruise: River Seine serves the purpose of recreational boating, and the waterway connects main tourist attractions like Notre-Dame, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum and Musée d'Orsay. It finally drains into Le Havre, the English Channel.

The magical journey with a sweet romantic ambiance along the river, highlighted by the beautiful sight of the shore is pure bliss and nothing else.

Location: Rides can be boarded on Port de la Bourdonnais near the Eiffel Tower or from Quai de Montebello near the Notre Dame
Timings: Open from 10.30 am to 11.30 pm on all days.
Price: 20 Euros for a couple on a basic tour boat and up to 400 Euros for a gourmet dinner cruise.

5. Enjoy at Disneyland Theme Park: The amusement park was opened in 1992, imitating the Disneyland in California. The park resembles the sleeping beauty castle, attracting more than 8.4 million tourists in a year. It provides many exciting rides to bring back the kid in you.

There are plenty of rides, puppet shows, movies, podcasts, and Disney idols everywhere. The park also has many hotels for the comfortable stay of tourists.

Location: At Marne-la-Vallée, Paris
Timings: The park operates between 10 am to 7 pm on all days.
Price: The entry fee costs around 200 Euros/day for a couple.

6. Marvel at a classical ballet at Palais Garnier: The Opera house or Palais Garnier was built in 1875, by Napoleon III’s order. Possessing a rich heritage of French architecture, the museum Bibliothèque-Musée de l'Opéra de Paris is within the premises.

Location: Place de l’Opéra, 75009 Paris
Timings: Open from 10 AM to 5 PM on all days and till 6 PM during mid-summers.
Price: Children below the age of 12 are admitted free of cost to tour with their parents, and for an adult couple, the charges are 28 Euros.

7. Party at Wanderlust: The Club ignites the late evenings in Paris with electrifying music and is built for the people who party-hard. The tempo and the stunning music will pull you to hit the dance floor with your fellow visitors.

Wanderlust holds an open-air restaurant and even compromises areas for yogas, art classes, and cinemas. It is one of the best summer spots to hang out.

Location: Located at Quai d'Austerlitz, the nightclub overlooks river Seline
Timings: On Friday 12 am - 6 am & 6 pm - 6 am, Saturday 6 pm - 6 am and Sunday 4 pm -12 am
Price: There is no entrance fee

8. Shop at Rue Saint-Honoré: The lane of Rue saint-Honore is entirely dedicated to the shopaholic people! Stunning historical monuments such as the Louvre Museum, the Palais Royal, the Comédie Française, and the Place de la Madeleine are lined up in the lane. High-end boutiques, art galleries, and many restaurants and coffee shops can be spotted everywhere in Saint-Honoré.

Every fashion store in the street is worth the nosey, and you can take a walk around the lane than spans around 2 KM.

Location: The street is in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, from Halles to the Rue Royale.
Timings: All days from 10 am to 7 pm.
Price: There is no entrance fee

9. Enjoy a movie at Le Palace: Le palace was known as a famous nightclub for celebrities when it was established in 1978. The palace got exchanged over many hands before getting reopened in 2008 as a theatre and concert space.

The theatre features a lot of international and French movies to enjoy with your beloved at offer cut-price during spring and summer.

Location: 8 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, Montmartre, 75009 Paris
Timings: Open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 11.45 pm to 6 am
Price: On average, a movie night would cost 30 Euros for a couple.

10. Visit Musée national Gustave Moreau: The three-story building is one of the oldest museums in the city. The museum was once the residence of the renowned artists Gustave Moreau who later changed it into an art gallery to exhibit his works.

On a surprising note, the Museum is also open for shooting of advertisements and movie scenes on a chargeable basis.

Location: 14 Rue de la Rochefoucauld, 75009 Paris.
Timings: The Museum is open on all days except Tuesday between 10 am to 5.15 pm.
Price: An admission fee of 15 Euro/person is charged.

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1. Visit Love Lock Bridge: The Le Pont Des Arts Bridge is enlisted as one of the heritage sites by UNESCO and is famous for love lock rituals. The locale and tourists believe the orthodoxy that a couple will remain in love forever after locking padlocks bearing their name on rails of the bridge.

Even after the efforts of the French government to remove the locks from the rails in 2015 to preserve the bridge from collapsing, there are still more than one million locks found in Pont des Arts.

Location: At Le Pont des Arts, the bridge is built over River Seine and connects Institut de France and Palais du Louvre.
Price: There is no entrance fee charged for the visit.

2. A romantic walk through Pont Neuf: The oldest bridge that stands as a topping over River seine was constructed with stones in 1578 and measures a length of 230 meters. Witness the surge of romance in you, as you do a crispy walk across the bridge, holding hands of your partner.

You can snap the magnificent sight of illuminated Eiffel tower at night, making the romantic atmosphere worsen for the better.

Location: 3 km away from the upstream Paris city, the bridge connects the Musée du Louvre, Rue de Rivoli on the right bank and Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Sainte-Chapelle on the left.
Price: It's free to visit the historical monuments.

3. Take a Moonlit Stroll around Paris Landmarks: Strolling through the streets of Paris when the moon is out is just so relaxing and romantic. On a Full moon night, when the moon brings more charm and beauty to the streets, the city looks breathlessly gorgeous. There is an aura of love in the air that picks up in a flash with your beloved beside you.

Location: Notre Dame, Dame tribute, Musée d’Orsay, The Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and the bridges connecting the banks of the River Seine are some places to enjoy broiling romance in the moonlit city. You will never get tired of strolling these sites.

4. Sunset cruise at River Seine: Water has a magical effect on brewing romance. And as an added complementary, the sunset cruise at Seine river is a heaven for lovers, especially during the Spring.

Affording a Beautex Mouche or a simple sailboat will do the trick if you are planning for a sunset cruise in the beautiful river. The dusk brings a sexy appeal to the Eiffel tower and other historical tributes.

Location:Pont de l’Alma, Port de la Bourdonnais, St-Germain-des-Prés and Notre Dame, are some famous departure points for your cruise boat.
Price: Seal a deal for a couple at 30 Euros for a three-hour ride.

5. Get a couple massage at O’Kari: O’Kari is a renowned SPA in France and provides massage services only to women and by women. So, yes! The guy has to wait in the lounge until his lady finishes the most relaxing massage therapy you will ever have.

O’Kari is focused on serving traditional hanmann massage techniques. The experts scrub away dead skin and offer a steam bath, that by the end, you will feel rendered, romantic, and sensuous than ever.

Location: 22 Rue Dussoubs, 75002 Paris, within a span of 6 km from the French capital. Metro rails and taxis are easily available.
Price: Various packages are starting from 59 Euros to 330 Euros.
Timings: The SPA remains open on all days except Sunday between 10.00 am to 8.30 pm

6. A Thrilling balloon ride in Parc Andre-Citroen: Lavishly decorated with greenies and flowers, the park offers a 30-minute hot air balloon rides up to an altitude of 150m from the ground. The ride offers a bird view of the captivating beauty of the city and is designed for adventure-seeking couples.

The best time to go on a balloon ride is during spring when the city is wrapped up with blooming flora enhancing the flavor of love.

Location: 2 Rue Cauchy, 75015 Paris, on the left bank of the River Seine, a 5-minute walk from Paris metro
Price: The ride costs around 25 Euros for a couple for one hour
Timings: The park remains open on all days between 7.00 am till 8.30 pm.

7. Romantic Dine at Le Coupe Chou: Illuminated with bright lights and romantic music that soothes the atmosphere, Le Coupe Chou is a must-visit in your Paris tours. The restaurant was opened in the 11th century and is the oldest in Paris.

It is the best place to be cozy with your partner and enjoy a good wine deal in a round table serving, near a warm fireplace. Sounds exotic, right?

Location: At the Quartier Latin, Rue de Lanneau, between the Pantheon, 2 km away from Paris.
Price: On average, the dine would cost 50 Euros for two.
Timings: The fine dining restaurant remains open on all days between 7.00 pm till 10.30 pm.

It is never a bad option to hop on your flight to Paris anytime, but keep reading on to choose the perfect setting that suits you.

Summer ( June - August):
With a mounted temperature and a huge crowd gathering, the ambiance will be energetic and fantastic for sight-seeing.

Fall (September - December):
Lots of art galleries will be open during this period. By December, the city makes a great makeover welcoming Christmas and New Year.

Winter (January - February):
Winter is a lovely time for planning Paris tours. The weather will drop to freezing points, yet the celebratory mood brings the civic lively. For a couple, this timeline is an outstanding getaway for Valentine's.

Spring ( March-May):
Heavily crowded season in the city with expensive Paris tour packages. But it’s worth spending every penny. It is all flowers, fun-filled outdoor activities in perfect weather.

Paris is always a busy destination to fly for a trip. Preplanning your trip is going to save a lot of money, and a confirmed berth in one of the flight services. There are a few direct flights of Air India, Air France, and Kuwait airways between Paris and Indian metros like Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai.

The flight connects Charles de Gaulle Airport, the leading international airport in France, with the respective Indian cities. And the ticket fares start from 25,000 INR and may hit a record high figure crossing 1,00,000 INR barrier that varies on public demand.

Yes, you need to apply for a visa to go to Paris from India. If you wish to visit Paris for a short period then you can apply for a tourist visa and if you want to stay for an extended period, you need to apply for a long-term visa.

You can get all these done at the French Embassy or Consulate. Only American citizens who are visiting Paris for a maximum period of 90 days do not require a visa. However, they would need to show a valid passport with more than 6 months validity beyond their period of stay.

Yes, Schengen Visa is valid for entering into Paris, as France happens to be a Schengen area. Most of the Paris tour packages include the necessary visa requirements. So, you don’t need to worry about the documentation and the type of visa that you need to carry.

Once you have applied for a visa to France, you need to wait for a period of about three weeks or a minimum of 15 days to get it processed. The authorities will also make you sign a document stating the waiting period when you have applied for a visa. You can book the selected cheapest Paris tour package to get discounts on the visa application fees.

The estimated cost of the Paris tour packages is INR 107727 for a solo traveller and INR 1,93,509 for couples and INR 3,62,793 for a family of four travellers. You can easily find a hotel in the range of INR 5000 - INR 31,359 for a single night and the vacation rentals will cost you in the range of INR 15,600 - INR 36,400 for a single night. Apart from that, you can check out the cheapest Paris tour package that would let you explore this amazing place in France.

A trip to Paris from India will cost approx Rs 80,000 to 1 Lakh PP. The cost of tickets to Paris from India will be the major expenditure of the entire trip. You will likely get flight tickets in the range of 60k – 70k for a single traveller in premium economy.

You can also get better deals on the flight if you are looking for the cheapest Paris tour package. For spending a holiday vacation in Paris you would likely need to spend at least INR 5000 per day per adult and this will include all sorts of expenditure starting from accomodation and food to travel.

If you wish to only cover the highlights of Paris, then you can do it all in 3 days. However, if you can spare about 4-5 days, you will get a chance to explore the remaining places of tourist interest in and around the city.

The weather in Paris is mostly continental. The climatic conditions remain mild all over the year. The temperature in the summer season may rise up but not too much. The rainy season brings frequent and heavy rains continuing for a longer period.

The wintertime climate is generally cold and the temperature can go below zero degrees. If you were planning to come over to Paris for a holiday, then the best time would be the summer season.

Most of the locale doesn't speak English, but don't worry! English is rated as the standard language of tourism in Europe. Try to converse with the natives slowly so they can understand. Also try learning a few basic words in French like sorry, thank you, I'm from India and so on. Are you ready, then? That's so ‘incroyable.'

The best ways to commute in and around Paris is by public transport options that are available in plenty. You can hire a Vélib, look for a taxi or a boat ride and get in city buses to wander around. Always keep a metro map that interlinks the hubs of the city, to savor a smooth ride.

Some of the top places to taste wine during Paris tour packages are as follows:
- Legrand Filles et Fils
- Le Verre Volé
- Le Barav
- Les Caves de Reuilly
- La Cave des Papilles
- Lavinia
- Les Caves Augé
- La Quincave
- La Cave du Bon Marché
- L'Avant-Comptoir
- Les Papilles
- Verjus
- Le Baron Rouge
- 5e CRU°
- Ô Chateau
- Au Loup
- Le Porte-Pot
- Vivant

The cathedral at Notre Dame happens to be a famous spot for its historical and cultural importance. The catholic treasure in Notre Dame is believed to have been constructed more than 850 years ago. The concept of this building was to kick-start the tradition of Gothic art and architecture in the world by Bishop Maurice in the year 1160.

Therefore, the architecture of the cathedral had stained glass and many other incalculable artworks of that time. In the present day, Notre Dame is listed amongst the UNESCO world heritage sites that pulls more than 14 million tourists in a year.

Notre Dame in French means “Our Lady”. It is referred to as the Blessed Virgin Mary who happens to be the patron of the schools, churches, and chapels in France.

Seine River entices adventure seekers to spend some time in the surreal environment taking a river cruise. Here are some of the best cruises in the river:

- Champagne Tasting on a Seine River cruise
- Bateaux Parisiens Seine River dinner cruise
- Skip-the-line Eiffel Tower and Seine River cruise
- Paris illuminations river cruise
- Bateaux Parisiens Cruise: quick entry ticket
- Versailles, Paris city tour and Seine River cruise day trip
- Eiffel Tower, Seine River cruise and Moulin Rouge show
- Seine and Marne river loop cruise
- Seine River cruise and Paris canals tour
- Seine River hop-on hop-off sightseeing cruise

No, the Seine River in Paris is hardly fit for anyone to swim. However, the scenic beauty of the place is just alluring and this is purely a shoreline made cosmetically.

Deluged with the essence of love, dazzling culture, and art everywhere you look, Paris is well known as "The City of Lights" and "The City of Love." Paris is the home of world-famous monuments like Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica of the Sacré Cœur, Louvre Museum, and many heritage sites. And also famous for its peculiar gastronomy.

Everything in Paris is special, even a simple boutique shopping or a night parties of the French capital. Paris is so much loved by tourists all around the globe for hospitality and diversified adventures. Merely a 'Heaven for tourists.'

French is the official language in Paris. Dialects of german and Celtic are also notably seen. Most of the students in Paris would understand English, though the general French public doesn't like to use English. It would be savvy to learn some essential French words before looking for some Paris Tour Packages.

The city is proclaimed as the safest in Europe, implementing strict rules on robberies and rash drivers. Paris lits up more beautiful at night. Howbeit, a pure-snatch can happen from anywhere, so be alert during your night walk. Taxi and public transportation services close by a certain time at night, so better get back to your hotel in time.

Paris is an ideal city to tour in with all the aspects fulfilled. It is easy to commute, the weather is just perfect to sight-see, the citizens are friendly, and there are diversified music and art resources.

There are a plethora of options to get spoiled. Every penny you spend is worth the hype. You can bring back the memories of your childhood history and geography classes about the landmass as you relive it wherever you go.

This is the reason why the city is considered the most beauteous in the world. All we could recommend is a get a good deal amongst the many Paris Tour Packages available for a once in a lifetime experience.

Whether it is the sunny days or fringing cold ones; Paris has a unique glow of romance. The ‘City of Love’ puts on pageant its rich blend of historical monuments, lively fashion, delightful music, and savory dishes. The aroma of amor is everywhere, making it one of the fanciful honeymoon getaway options with your partner in crime.

Even a glance at an advertisement featuring a tag “Paris Tour packages” will instantly arouse the appetite of a foodie. The city has an intimacy with food lovers with a craving to taste recipes of top-rated chefs.

Paris is known for its cafés, pastry shops, and markets where you can taste the world's best coffee, macaroons, choucroute, and chocolates. Some dishes are found to be a commixture of Italian and Turkish origins.

We have made a checklist of the top 7 Cuisines available in the town so that you will never miss one on your trip.

- Foie Gras
- Croque monsieur
- Steak Frites
- Macaroon and Eclair
- Blueberry soup
- Café liégeois
- Champagne and Lorraine Duo

Paris offers a massive list of restaurants for dining that you would easily make your head spin. Expensive, exquisite, and excellence tags are carried around the capital, and we have served you the best 4 of the lists.

1. Spring Restaurant
Established by a chef from America, the restaurant has attracted many to its footsteps. Thanks to the creative menu options they offer.

2. L’Arpège
Considered an expensive voyage to hunt food, it caters to a delicious veg meal made of 100% organic farmed veggies.

3. L'Astrance
The three-star restaurant never disappoints your quest for an ideal Parsian meal. Friendly attentive staffs and the aesthetic setting are the main attractions.

4. Macéo
Macéo is known widely as the best vegetarian restaurant in Paris. A varied menu for each season, and serves a fantastic meal.

Though there are many, here are the top 10 Luxurious hotels you could afford on Paris tours.

1. Hotel De Crillon
The refined luxury hotel is 3 km away from the Eiffel Tower and located at the foot of the Champs-Élysées.

2. InterContinental Paris Le Grand
You can relish and lure the crafted structures and architecture of this magnificent hotel that was built in the 18th century. The hotel is in proximity to Opera metro station.

3. Shangri-La Hotel
The lavish hotel carries excellent modernized suite rooms and occupies a former royale room.

4. The Ritz Paris
Based a kilometer away from the Louvre and Champs-Élysées is known for its artistic French décor.

5. Le Royal Monceau, Raffles Paris
The hotel maps closer to the iconic Arc de Triomphe and has an inbuilt theatre, art gallery, and a spa.

1. Quad Bike Trek
Driving a quad bike is a fun-filled thriller, in the charm-filled lands of Paris. After a little guidance about the safety and operations of the Quad bike, you can flash into the woods with your partner. Quad bikes are available for a 3-hour rent scheme in Etampes, Everex, and Normandy.

2. Bubble Football
Its Soccer, sumo, and rugby all at once in Bubble football. This is a crazy sport where the players are stuffed in an inflated giant ball from head till knee. The sport is conducted on an indoor football field among two teams of 5 members, and the team scoring more goals wins. The goofy sport is all fun and laughter, we promise.

3. Skydiving
If you seek an adrenaline rush thriller, then skydiving is a must reserve in any Paris tour packages. You can sign in for a sky jump if you are 16, and a skydiver will assist your diving experience. The dive also presents an unmatched panoramic view of the city as you fall screaming at soaring speeds and later sail smoothly before landing after the parachute is out.

4. Indoor Free-fall Simulator
The virtual skydiving experience at iSky is where you can experience a free fall by a wind tunnel generator. Kids or adults can enjoy the thrill after a health certification and are provided with proper safety gear before tasting some adventure. If you need an expert for a flight company, the volunteers are pumped to help.

5. Bootcamp Training
Bootcamps blooms up during summer in Paris. It is a new way to get fit by training on campgrounds like military personnel on courses like a bungee rope, box jumps, plank treadmill, etc. You can sweat it out here in the various campsites and refuel your body with health and traditional drinks in nearby restaurants.

Here is the spotlight in some of the famous resorts in Paris.

1. Ibis Styles Paris Massena Olympiades
The resort provides spacious rooms with greeneries everywhere around, giving a virtual treat.

2. Holiday Inn Express Paris-Canal de la Villette
The resort is at 10 KM from the city center with a 24x7 service at the front desk, overlooking a river view.

3. Residence Champ De Mars
Tidy rooms and a significant budget offering are the highlights of this resort.

4. Citadines Place d'Italie Paris
With the scintillating sight of the busy streets of Paris, the resort is one of the best bets in the city.

5. Novotel Paris 17
Lies in the city center and in proximity to the airport. The resort also possesses space for indoor game activities.

Great shopping centers in Paris for the Shopaholics

1. Rue de Passy
What to shop for: Traditional and latest outfits from local and international brands, furniture, toys, patisseries, and Chinese food.
Where to stop: Walkable from the city core that narrows to the 16th department.

2. Louvre & Les Halles
What to shop for:  The esteemed tourist location that is known for galleries, artwork, books and toy shops, and vintage designer boutiques.
Where to stop: At Rue de Rivoli, 2 km away from Paris.

3. Boulevard Haussmann
What to shop for: Home interior decors, cosmetics, perfumes, and artistic paintings.
Where to stop: Right between the metro stations of Havre Caumartin and Chaussee d’Antin and behind Paris opera.

4. Avenue Montaigne
What to shop for: Top class fashion brands and their wearables along with accessories.
Where to stop: Halt by Place de l’Alma Metro station, near the Seine River.

5. Le Marais
What to shop for: Casual wear for men and women and a lot of peppy streetwear. Good grabs on Children's outfits.
Where to stop: The arches of Place des Vosges, a 10-minute walk from Paris

6. St-Germain des Près
What to shop for: Shop at Le Bon Marché, the first departmental in Paris built by Gustave Eiffel. Designer t-shirts, chocolates and cheese, and macaroons are must-buy items here.
Where to stop: Carré Rive Gauche, next to the left of River Seine, 5 Km from Paris.

7. Italie Deux
What to shop for: The commercial trade center in the hub of Paris is where one can find camps of fashion wear brands and footwear, Jewellery, and traditional gifts.
Where to stop: Avenue d’Italie, where metro 5,6 and 7 leads.

- Le Bon Marché, Les Galeries Lafayette, Quartier Beaubourg, and One Nation Paris are other honorable mentions to empty your wallet for a great deal.

1. Le Truskel
Featuring ventilated bars, smoking rooms, and a hit list of famous DJs, the pub is a perfect place for a nocturnal to spoil a night.

Location: In the heart of the Capital at 12 Rue Feydeau, 75002 Paris.
Timings: Open from 6.45 pm to 5.am, except on Sunday and Monday.
Fee: A little expensive, charging 40-60 Euros for two persons.

2. Nouveau Casino
The Parisian nightclub is known for its loud and large Soundsystem and has a modernized pub to enjoy concerts and live music. The club features a beautiful inner décor, lighting system, and casino games too.

Location: At 109 Rue Oberkampf, 75011 Paris
Timings: Open on Friday and Saturday from 12 am to 6 am.
Fee: The entrance fee cost is around 30 Euros for a couple.

3. Experimental Cocktail Club
The club stays does not look like much from the outside. However, if you visit in the evening, you will see a large, lively crowd of visitors dancing to the thumping music. Serving delicious flavored cocktails, you can feel the passion of the mixers to serve the right to the customer. If you are a cocktail lover, this place is for you.

Location: 37 Rue Saint-Sauveur, 75002 Paris.
Timings: On all days between 7 pm to 3 am.
Fee: Charges vary from 20-50 Euros / two based on the season.

4. Chez Moune
A perfect place to throw your hands up in the air and dance till dawn. Each night at Chez Moune is lively, unforgettable, and vibrant. Move your body to the beat as you soak in the lovely sights and unbeatable electric energy of the crowd.

Location: 34, Rue Jean-Baptiste Pigalle,75009 Paris
Timings: The Club operates only on Friday from 11.30 PM to 12.00 AM and on Saturday from 11.30 PM to 5.00 AM.
Fee: The club offers free entry

5. Djoon
Djoon is a haven for dancers and music lovers, where emerging talent can showcase their skills to the visitors. A bit of the Afro-Persian blend makes it stand unique and is a delightful place to hang out. The place was built 16 years back, serving music lovers from then.

Location: 22 Boulevard Vincent Auriol, 75013 Paris
Timings: Friday and Saturday from 11:30 pm - 5:30 am
Fee: The cost of entry is 20 Euros for two.

6. Panic Room
Loud hip hop beats and screams of joy marks that you are in the Panic room, Paris. The club is loved for its cocktails.

Location: 101 Amelot Street, 75011 Paris
Timings: Open from 7 pm to 2 am on Wednesday and Thursday and from 7 pm to 5 am on Friday and Saturday.
Fee: The club would cost 30 Euros a night for two.

7. Le Motel
The club pastels the exotic jazz and pop music, cranked high to bring out the dancer in you. With a large bar attached where you can taste some tipsy Parisian drinks.

Location: 8 Passage Josset, 75011 Paris
Timings: The Motel is open from 6 PM to 2 AM on all days except Monday.
Fee: Entry charges are 20 Euros for a couple.

1. Bastille Day ( July 14)
Marking the day of the first French revolt in 1789. Celebrations begin on the night of July 13 with dance and music humming everywhere, followed by military parade Champs Elysees.

2. Paris plagues
An annual summer gathering, where Paris streets turn into a beach with several recreational sports.

3. Paris l'Été Art festival
Running between July and August, this art festival lasts for a month, with the artists from France performing stunts and shows everywhere.

4. Paris Jazz Festival
The music festival is concerted live at the Parc Floral every weekend of June and July.

5. Le Salon du Chocolat
The dream festival is for choco addicts. Manufacturers from across the globe gather and exhibit their tasty choco varieties.

The 11 Must-have items that one should carry on a Paris Tour:
- Always carry a compact and comfortable backpack.
- An Umbrella and a raincoat to evade sudden showers
- Universal charger adapter as per French standards
- Camera to snap some stunning shots
- Sweater to tackle the cold breeze and a set of comfy outfits
- Credit/Debit/E-Wallets for cashless transactions
- First-Aid kit to come in handy on emergency cases
- Safety wallet for your precious documents
- Reusable water bottle
- Waist pack to carry a camera or stuff that you often pick from your bag.
- Pack Mini flashlights, power banks, tissues, and sunglasses as well in your backpacks

1. Smoking and drinking restrictions
Smoking is strictly prohibited in commercial buildings in Paris.

2. Driving and Travel Restrictions
Driving rules are strict in Paris. The maximum speed inside the city is 50Kmph.

3. Look around for ‘No Photography’ sign boards.

1. Rodin Museum Tickets, Paris
2. Louis Vuitton Foundation Tickets, Paris
3. Abbey of Mont Saint Michel Tickets
4. Lido de Paris Cabaret Show Tickets, Paris
5. Jardin Dacclimatation Tickets, Paris
6. Montparnasse Tower Tickets
7. Crazy Horse Show, Paris

1. Eiffel Tower at Night Tickets
2. Eiffel Tower Top Floor Tickets
3. Eiffel Tower Second Floor Tickets
4. Eiffel Tower Dinner, Seine River Cruise and Moulin Rouge Show
5. Eiffel Tower and Disneyland Paris Tickets
6. Eiffel Tower Tour with Seine River Cruise

1. Paris Street Art Tour
2. Paris Walking Tour
3. Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
4. Paris Montmartre Food Tasting Tour
5. Paris Food Tour
6. Paris Retro Tour