Trips to Paris
About our group trips to Paris
Paris is the capital of France and one of the world's most talked-about travel destinations. Here, magnificent monuments, world-class art, elegant boulevards and small neighborhood cafes meet where city life goes on from morning to night. For many, a trip to Paris is a dream of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Paris, Notre Dame Paris and walks along the Seine - the river in Paris that connects the city's historic heart.
With our group trips to Paris, you get to experience the city in a comfortable and inspiring way together with a knowledgeable tour guide. We offer classic trips to Paris, weekend Paris, single trips, Christmas trips, New Year's trips and combinations with Champagne or London by train. Whether you want to focus on Paris attractions, food and wine, shopping, history or atmospheric holidays, there is a trip that allows you to discover both the big highlights and the more personal sides of the city.
Country
★ France
Residents
★ Approximately 2.1 million
River
★ Seine
Known for
★ The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre-Dame, fashion, art and café culture
What not to miss in Paris?
Paris is a city where every neighborhood carries history, style and life. For many, the visit begins at the Eiffel Tower, the city's most famous skyline and a classic place for both views and photography. Then await the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe, two symbols of the grandeur of Paris. Art lovers should not miss the Louvre Paris, one of the world's leading museums with masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa and ancient treasures from several civilizations. Notre Dame Paris is also one of the city's most important buildings, beautifully located on the Île de la Cité in the Seine. Other Paris attractions that often become travel memories for a lifetime are Montmartre with Sacré-Cœur, the elegant neighborhoods around Saint-Germain-des-Prés and an evening walk along the river. With a group tour, you will be helped to prioritize among all the Paris attractions and at the same time understand the context behind the places.
The Seine, the bridges and the city's beautiful neighborhoods
The Seine is the river in Paris that has shaped the city's history and cityscape. Along the water are bookshops, historic quays, museums and several of the most photographed bridges. A walk here gives a clear sense of why Paris is often called the capital of romance. On both sides of the river are neighborhoods with different characters. On the right bank, large boulevards, department stores and classical monuments await, while the left bank is associated with literature, universities, artists and café culture. Traveling to Paris is therefore not only about seeing individual sights, but also about experiencing the rhythm of the city. Many of our trips allow time for your own discoveries. Then you can sit down in a café, visit a market hall, stroll in the Jardin du Luxembourg or just follow the people from a bench by the water.
Paris for food, wine and French flavors
A trip to Paris is rarely complete without food experiences. Here you will find everything from simple bakeries with freshly baked croissants to classic brasseries, cheese shops, chocolatiers and restaurants with long traditions. French cuisine is an important part of the city's identity and a natural reason to travel here. On several of our trips, Paris is combined with Champagne or other parts of France where wine, gastronomy and local produce are at the center. The Champagne district offers rolling wine fields, charming villages and the opportunity to learn more about the history of the famous bubbles. For those who appreciate culture in a broad sense, this is a nice combination: the days can include museums, monuments and city life, while the evenings offer French flavors and pleasant meals in good travel company.
Christmas, New Year and weekend in Paris
Paris is a year-round destination, but during the winter the city takes on a special shine. In the run-up to Christmas, the boulevards are lit up with decorations, the department store windows become small stages and the Christmas markets create an atmosphere with scents, crafts and warming drinks. Our Christmas trips to Paris are suitable for those who want to experience an elegant and festive city in winter attire. New Year's in Paris is also something very special. The city is filled with anticipation, the restaurants are set for New Year's Eve and the illuminated monuments create a magnificent setting for the last evening of the year. It is a popular way to celebrate the New Year without having to plan everything yourself. For those looking for a weekend in Paris, the city is ideal. In a few days you will have time to experience the biggest sights, eat well, walk in beautiful neighborhoods and still get the feeling of having made a real cultural trip.
Flights to Paris, trains to Paris and practical questions
Many people planning trips to Paris search for flights to Paris, flights Stockholm Paris or flights Gothenburg Paris. The largest airports are Paris Charles de Gaulle and Paris Orly, while Beauvais is sometimes used by certain airlines. Which airport is relevant depends on the departure, airline and travel arrangements. Paris is also an important railway hub. Trains to Paris are particularly convenient from several European cities, and on our trip Paris to London by train, the journey continues with Eurostar under the English Channel. This makes it possible to combine two metropolises in a comfortable and experience-rich way. Once in Paris, public transport is well developed with the metro, buses and regional trains. At the same time, the city is made for walking, and many experiences are closer together than you first think. Comfortable shoes are therefore one of the best travel tips.
Disneyland Paris and excursions outside the city center
For those wondering where Disneyland Paris is located, the answer is Marne-la-Vallée, approximately 32 kilometers east of central Paris. It is one of Europe's most visited amusement parks and a well-known excursion destination for both families with children and adults who want to experience Disney World near the French capital. But the Paris area offers more excursions than amusement parks. Versailles is located just outside the city and is one of Europe's most famous castles with magnificent halls and enormous gardens. Champagne is located further east and is ideal for those who want to combine Paris with wine landscapes, tastings and small French towns. Our trips focus on well-balanced programs where you get to experience both the city's major highlights and, depending on the trip, nearby environments that give a broader picture of France.