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53 ter, quai des Grands Augustins, 75006 Paris
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
The hotel was opened in 2000 and has a total of 140 apartments over 7 floors. Amongst the hotel's facilities count a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a lift, safe and a cloakroom. Read more
16 rue Dauphine, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Property Location With a stay at Appartement Saint Germain, you'll be centrally located in Paris, steps from Hotel de la Monnaie and minutes from Pont Neuf. This apartment is close to Notre Dame... Read more
47 Quai des Augustins, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Property Location With a stay at Le Latin in Paris (Paris City Centre), you'll be a 4-minute walk from Pont Neuf and 5 minutes by foot from Sainte Chapelle. This apartment is 0. Read more
47 Quai des Agustins, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Property Location With a stay at Les Quais in Paris (Paris City Centre), you'll be a 4-minute walk from Pont Neuf and 5 minutes by foot from Sainte Chapelle. This apartment is 0. Read more
8 Quai du Louvre, , 75001
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Near Louvre Museum, Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, and a... Read more
47 quais des Grands Augustins, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Property Location With a stay at Le Vintage in Paris (Paris City Centre), you'll be a 4-minute walk from Pont Neuf and 8 minutes by foot from Notre Dame Cathedral. This apartment is 0. Read more
8, Rue Guenegaud, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Saint Germain des Prés district, its unique architecture and arty atmosphere (art galleries, publishers, literary cafés.. Read more
7 rue de Nesle, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Hotel de Nesle is an original hotel located in the heart of Saint Germain des Près, just a 10-minute walk from the Louvre and a 15-minute walk from Notre Dame Cathedral. It is 500 metres from... Read more
21, rue des Prêtres-Saint-Germain l’Auxerrois, 75001 PARIS
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
In this characteristic old Parisian building, stonewalls and modern decor work wonderfully together. It is noticeable in the hall and the breakfast room which have both been fully refurbished in... Read more
19, Rue Des Pretres-Saint Germain-L´Auxerrois, 75001
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
The 3 star Hotel Relais du Louvre is situated between the Louvre and Notre-Dame. All 22 rooms are equipped with bathtub, minibar, writing desk and connection door. Read more
Rue Dauphine, 33, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
The hotel is a 17th century private mansion in the historic centre of the French capital, in the antique-dealers, designers and jewellers, and jazz clubs district, near the Louvre museum and Notre... Read more
3, rue Christine, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Relais Christine, located in a building built on the ruins of the Abbey of the Grands-Augustins, is the ideal place for a relaxing stay in the heart of Paris. The services offered include: breakfast... Read more
9 rue saint germain l'auxerrois, 75001
Property Location Located in Paris (Paris City Centre), this apartment is within a 10-minute walk of Pont Neuf and Forum des Halles. This apartment is 0. Read more
Rue Dauphine, 36, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
The property is close to the gourmet shops and specialized book shops, the famous cafes with their large terraces, Odeon theater and art galleries. The hotel has a private car parking. Read more
Rue Git-le-Coeur, 9, 75006
Area: 6° arrondissement - luxembourg
Relais Hotel du Vieux Paris is located a short walk to the River Seine, Place Saint-Michel and Notre Dame Cathedral. It offers comfortable guestrooms and suites with free Wi-Fi. Read more
Discover Paris
Paris is the capital of France and it is located in the north of the country, in the Region of Île de France. The city is crossed by the Seine river, that divides it into two parts: the rive droite, or right bank, which is the economic, financial and political centre of Paris, and the rive gauche or left bank, which represents its cultural and artistic heart.
Paris is shared into 20 arrondissements; each of them is an autonomous administrative district, with its own municipality and mayor.
The Main Parisian Quarters
If the division in arrondissement responds to a peculiar administrative need, the division in quarters is far more interesting for their historical and cultural identity. Amongst the main quarters in Paris are:
Montmartre: the artists' district, where some painters such as Renoir, Picasso, Toulouse-Lautrec and Maurice Utrillo lived. In this area there are many little restaurants, and you can see the beautiful Basilica of the Sacred Heart.
Pigalle: here is located the famous Moulin Rouge, and also several restaurants and trendy bars.
Latin Quarter: this is the student's quarter, in which there is the Sorbonne University, and also otherattractions like the Panthéon and Rue Mouffetard, a picturesque street full of shops, bookstores and cafes.
Opéra: here you can experience the commercial and financial soul of the city; in fact in the district there are numerous banks and some big historical stores of Paris, like Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, where sometimes you can enjoy special offers. Moreover, in this area you can admire the beautiful Opera House.
Montparnasse: the district, which once hosted celebrities such as Modigliani, since the '70s hasdramatically changed its face. A symbol of this mutation is probably the Tour Montparnasse, a 210 meter high tower.
Marais: the ancient Jewish quarter boasts attractions such as Place de Vosges, surrounded by arcades and cafes, art galleries and antique shops, and the Pompidou Centre. This was built in the 70s, and now houses an incredible collection of modern and contemporary artworks.
Saint Germain des près: it was frequented by some offbeat intellectuals like Jean-Paul Sartre, but it has now changed its face; inside this area you can however find out some of the cafes in which those people met.
Islands of the Seine: in the Île de la Cité, there is the magnificent Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Sainte Chapelle and the Conciergerie prison, in which Marie Antoinette was imprisoned during the French Revolution. The streets of the Île Saint-Louis are full of restaurants and antique shops.
Paris is full of attractions and places to visit, so that it would be impossible to develop a comprehensive list. Some of them, however, must be mentioned: the Eiffel Tower, that is the undisputed symbol of the city, the Champs-Elysées, which branch out from the Arc de Triomphe, whose construction was ordered by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1806.
Among the tourism attractions of Paris, that you can visit, we also mention Place Vendôme, one of the most elegant squares of the city, which was built in the seventeenth century, the Louvre, undoubtedly one of the greatest museums in the world, and the Musée d'Orsay, where you can admire some of the paintings of the leading exponents of Impressionism, as Renoir, Cezanne, Degas and Monet.
The Most Popular Hotels in Paris
For your stay in Paris, we recommend the following hotels, among the best in town:
- Hotel Residhome Monceau Bois Colombes - 3 stars
- Hotel Pullman Paris Montparnasse - 4 stars
- Hotel L' Interlude - 3 stars
- Hotel Mercure Paris Centre Tour Eiffel - 4 stars
- Best Western Hotel Montmartre Sacre-Coeur, Paris - 4 stars
- Hotel Kyriad Bercy Village - 3 stars
A Small Guide to the Nightlife in Paris
Cabarets and clubs are some of the most important hangout spots for those loving nightlife. Besides the world famous Moulin Rouge, you can spend a nice, different evening at Crazy Horse, Lido or at Paradis Latin. All these clubs offer live shows, champagne or table dining while watching the show.
How To Reach Paris
The best way to reach Paris is surely the plane. The French capital has three airports:
- Charles De Gaulle, the main one, about 25 kilometres (15 miles) north of Paris. It is served by the world’s main carriers;
- Orly, mostly used for domestic and mid length flights towards European and North African countries. It is about 15 kilometres (9,5 miles) from the centre;
- Beauvais-Tillé, about 80 kilometres (50 miles) North of Paris. The airport hosts four low cost companies wih flights connecting european and North African destinations, even seasonal ones.
A good alternative is the train. Train is a nice and cheap way to reach the centre of Paris. Unlike airplanes, it brings travellers directly to the centre of the city, saving time and money.
How to Move in Paris
The most practical way to visit the town is the underground. The 16 lines allow to easily reach every part of the city, also linking the outskirts of town to the centre.
If you want to move quicker from ad to the most peripheral quarters you can use RER, the urban ad suburban railway system linking all the metropolitan area of the French capital. Those willing to move on the ground level can use tram or bus. There are four tram lines, travelling every 5-7 minutes. Buses reach every part of the city. Bus is also the best choice at night: there are 47 lines of night buses in Paris, serving the city until 5 AM.
Best Time To Visit Paris
The Parisian climate has rainy and mild winters, with bed weather bringing cold and snow. Rain is generally concentrated in autumn, while in spring and summer the weather is nice and temperatures are mild. The best time to visit Paris is between May and September. Not only are temperatures ideal in spring ad summer. The most interesting events occur in that time of the year.