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Paris captivates visitors with its timeless elegance, world-class art, and romantic atmosphere along the Seine. Home to iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, France's capital offers an unforgettable blend of vibrant culture, historic architecture, and exceptional culinary experiences, making it one of the best places to visit for culture enthusiasts.

Official city site
Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct
Peak season
Nov–Feb
Off season
4–5 days
Recommended trip duration

Weather Forecast

Best time to visit

Plan your Paris trip for September–October, when pleasant temperatures and seasonal charm make exploring the city especially enjoyable

Sep–Oct
Travel advisory

Stay alert for pickpocketing and heightened security measures, especially in crowded areas and on the Métro

Updated by Tripconomy

Quick Facts

Area
105 km²
Language
French
Currency
EUR
Timezone
UTC+01:00
Country code
+33
Population
2M+
Nearest airport
ORY — Paris-Orly Airport
Region
Western Europe
Driving side
Keep right
Voltage
230V
ISO codes
FR - FRA
Plug types
Type C, E
Type C plug
C
Type E plug
E
Short Video Guide

Paris Through Eyes

See Paris through quick reels from local experts, creators, and travelers. Slide through temples, islands, food streets, skylines, mountains, and hidden corners.

Emergency help in Paris

Emergency numbers, hospitals, phrases and safety guidance for Paris.

  • Emergency Help: 112 — Single number for any emergency
  • Police: 17 — Crime, threat, public safety issue
  • Ambulance: 15 — Medical emergency or urgent injury
  • Fire Department: 18 — Fire, smoke, rescue, trapped person
  • Maritime Rescue: 196 — Sea rescue — CROSS
  • Missing Children: 116 000 — EU missing children hotline
  • Emergency SMS / Deaf: 114 — Emergency by SMS or fax for deaf and hard of hearing
  • Hello — Bonjour (bon-zhoor)
  • Thank You — Merci (mehr-see)
  • Good Bye — Au revoir (oh rev-wahr)
  • Help — Aide (ed)
  • I am lost — Je suis perdu (zhuh swee pair-doo)
  • Call the police — Appelez la police (ah-pehl-ay lah poh-lees)
Who should I contact if I’m in immediate danger?
Contact local emergency services and your country’s embassy or consulate.
What should I do if I lose my passport?
Report the loss to local authorities and contact your embassy or consulate.
What should I do if I need medication urgently?
Contact a local pharmacy or medical facility and explain your needs.
What should I do if I’m robbed while traveling?
Move somewhere safe, contact local authorities, and report the theft.
What should I do during a major storm or severe weather event?
Stay indoors in a secure location and follow official local alerts.

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