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Cheap flights to Paris
Information about Paris flights
Flight Paris
Visited by millions of tourists every year, the city of Paris is now known as the City of Light or the City of Lovers. It is one of the most populous cities in Europe with a population of around 12 million people. The oldest traces of settlement in Paris were found on the banks of the river between 4000 and 3000 BC. found.
Paris was founded by a Gallic tribe first known as Parisians in the 3rd century, and in Roman times it was called Lutetia and stayed in Rome for a while. With the adoption of Christianity, churches began to be built in the city. In addition to the Renaissance influence, many of the city's major works today were built. The golden age of Paris began in the 16th century with Louis XIV. In the 18th century, the French Revolution, as a great revolution in Europe and the Western world, was a bloody but radical change. In the middle of the 19th century, much of the city was rebuilt and demolished, and many artists had to move to a place where the poor live.
This period also helped bring the world famous artists together by creating the city's artistic infrastructure. Paris, which did not suffer much in World War I, was brilliant as a center of science, culture, art, fashion and trade. Romanticism is a haven for the city's art lovers. You can familiarize yourself with the culture and history by booking a Paris plane ticket to Paris. There are few sunny days in temperate periods and many rainy days; Paris is best visited in the spring and summer months. As soon as you book a flight to Paris, you can join the Parisienne!
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From the airport to the city centre
There are a total of three airports in Paris, two large and one small. These are Charles de Gaulle Airport, also known as Roissy, Orly Airport and Beauvais Airport. Transportation from all airports is quite easy, but it makes sense to know in advance which one to go to and how to get there to avoid any chaos. With the Paris Visite Pass, which is very useful for city traffic, you can use unlimited daily public transport and you can get a discount on some tourist destinations.
Charles de Gaulle (Roissy) Airport
The CDG coded airport is the largest airport in the city, known locally as Roissy. This is usually organized by international airlines. Roissy is located in the north of the city and is approx. 30 km from the centre. You can get transportation between the 3 terminals at the airport using the free shuttle trains called CDGAL.
RER (Train)
RER is one of the most widely used methods for airport transportation. You can reach the city centre in around 40 minutes from the RER stop at Terminal 3 at the airport. The TGV trains at Terminal 2 are on the other side of the street.
Taxi
If you are looking for a quick and comfortable alternative to transportation, you can opt for a taxi. However, you may have to pay extra for luggage. Depending on the taxi, you can reach the city centre in 35-45 minutes.
Bus
If you've bought a cheap Paris flight ticket, you can use public transport to get to the city centre. From Terminal 2 you can choose the Air France shuttle bus, which leaves every 30 minutes and reaches the city in 50 minutes. About 1 hour from Terminals 1, 2 and 3 you can use the Roissy bus alternative to reach the city centre. Noctilien buses will become your public transport choice once you land at the airport overnight. Bus lines 350, 351 and 19 are preferred for transit journeys.
Rent a car
If you want to travel with a car in Paris, you can visit the car rental companies at the airport. However, access to Parisian streets and tourist attractions is not very convenient. We therefore advise you to take the metro, buses, bicycles or hiking, which offer you the most economical and almost all-round access to city traffic.
Orly Airport
Orly Airport is a landing place mainly for low-cost airlines. For example, if you are thinking of booking the cheapest Paris flight, you will likely land at Orly Airport. There are two terminals for western flights and international flights for domestic flights. You have several alternatives to get from the airport to the city centre.
Train
If you want to get to the city centre by public transport, the Orlyval train, which is connected to the RER, will be suitable. The other alternative on the rail system is tram number 7.
Bus
You can choose Orlybus buses, which travel approximately 20 minutes from Denfert-Rochereau train station to the city centre. Your other alternative for the bus is the moving Air France buses about every 30 minutes. With these buses it is possible to go to Roissy or to the train stations.
Taxi
You can choose a taxi for a quick and comfortable Paris trip. We recommend that you find out the fare by asking the distance before driving.
Rent a car
If you want to travel with your own car you can visit the car rental companies in Orly Airport. There is an early booking option on the internet to save time.
Beauvais Tille Airport
Beauvais is the airport at the furthest point of the city and where both low takeoff and domestic flights are made. If you want to fly to Paris, your plane will fly to either of the other two airports, not here.
Train
Beauvais train station is close to the airport. To get there you have to take a bus or taxi ride which takes about 15 minutes. It takes about 1 hour to get to Paris by train.
Bus
You can choose to go straight to Paris or to the train station.
Taxi & Car rental
Choosing a taxi to get into the city centre is an expensive alternative. Instead, you may prefer to use a taxi to get to the train station; if you want to rent a car, you can visit the offices at the airport.
Shuttle Buses
If you want to get away from the airport, you can choose these vehicles to get to the train station.
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