Being the most popular tourist attraction in the world, the French capital Paris is visited by over 30 million tourists from all over the world each year. And this is no surprise, because no other city can offer such a variety of entertainment and such a unique atmosphere that no other city can mock. Whether you are admiring the beauty of the Louvre, visiting the Eiffel tower or other historical or modern numerous landmarks, Paris will give you an experience you will remember for the rest of your life.










And don't forget that Paris is one of the major world cities for shopping. Whether you are hanging out at the Faubourg Saint-Honore with its designer boutiques, the expensive shops around the Champs Elysees, or the flea market at Saint-Ouen has eclectic, you will find exactly what you need and a lot more. You won't notice the day passing by with all the shopping and sightseeing in Paris. And as the night enters the city, you will enjoy a whole different side of Paris, which is also renown all around the world thanks to magnificent clubs, restaurants and cafes. The cheapest flights to Paris are usually through London, but you can also get cheap flight deals if you shop around a bit. No matter what your aim is, Paris will give you much more than just what you've been looking for! Paris climate When going to Paris you probably want to know what is the best time to book a cheap flight, right? Here you will learn about the climate in Paris and the best time to visit. It is best to visit Paris during spring, especially in May and June, when the weather is mild, it's warm and sunny bot not hot. July and August can bring quite hot weather while the early autumn is generally very pleasant, with great weather until the middle of October. Winter is not particularly pleasant because of the cold, windy weather with gray skies and no snow. February is the coldest month in Paris and July is the hottest, so plan your trip carefully if you want to avoid unpleasant weather experience. Best time to visit Paris Paris is not as welcoming for visits all year 'round and during some seasons you will find increased prices and many tourists. Peak Season: The tourist season in Paris starts from Easter and lasts until mid-September, with another peak during winter holidays, and this is not the time to expect a cheap flight to Paris. July and January are peaking due to fashion shows. August is not so intense because many Parisians go to vacations out of town. September and October are the best time to visit the city if you want to experience a good weather and diverse cultural events. Off Season: March and April are generally the least intense months for tourism in Paris so you can expect cheap air flights. The hotels are also priced quite low during these months, starting to increase as summer comes. Paris Transportation Getting around Paris can be exciting, especially if you know the peculiarities of transportation in the city. Here you will learn more about the best ways to get around the city. In general Paris is a great city for walking: there are a lot of beautiful boulevards, alleys and squares that are very easy to reach by foot. The center of the city is only six miles long, so you won't have any problem attending all the historical places you want to visit. If you want to get to a distant location withing the city you'll have no trouble doing so by using the subway or other types of public transportation. But Paris can be a hell if you want to drive a car: the traffic is hectic, there are numerous small one-way streets and the drivers are generally quite aggressive. Besides, you will have problems finding a place to park. The Paris Metro is a hundred years old but it's still functional and provides one of the easiest way to get around the city. You will see that there are color codes for The Metro and RER (Ruseau Express Regional) suburban express. The stations of Metro can be found by the big yellow M or special Metro or Metropolitain signs. You can also take the bus during the day and early evening, and sometimes it's the quickest way to get around busy districts – the buses have special lanes in Paris. Taxis can also be found, but quite rarely especially when the rush hour comes.