Car Rental Paris

Parking in Paris

• Parking public Indigo Paris Soufflot Panthéon (7500) is in a great central location, close to the Panthéon and Le Jardin du Luxembourg.
• Interparking Rex Atrium (75009) has over 300 spaces available and is within walking distance of Palais Garnier, Palais-Royal Garden and Musée des Arts et Métiers.
• Parking Pullman Tour Eiffel (75015) has more than 125 spaces, located right next to the Eiffel Tower.

Key roads in Paris

• Autoroute 86 (A86) is part of the five-ring road system that encircles the city. It connects the city center to surrounding communes such as Boulogne-Billancourt and Saint-Denis.
• Autoroute 19 (A19) connects multiple roads around the vicinity of the city, so is a great access route to other communes and towns. It connects the A5 and A6 to provide access to Yonne and Loiret, and extends to the A10 to take you straight to Orléans.
• Autoroute 28 (A28) is one of the main motorways that runs from north to south Paris. It runs alongside the River Somme, connecting Abbeville, in the north, to Tours, in the south.

How to get from Paris to Disneyland

It takes around 50 minutes to drive the 27 miles (44 km) from Paris to Disneyland.

1. From the city center, take Quai Henri IV and continue onto Quai de la Rapée.
2. Follow the road onto Quai de Bercy, which will take you onto A4.
3. Continue on A4, following signs for Disneyland
4. Finally, you’ll reach Exit 14 towards Parcs Disney.

How to get from Paris to Versailles

Paris is just a 1-hour drive away from Versailles. Simply get onto A13 from the city center and follow the motorway until you reach Exit 5 for Versailles City Center. From there, get onto D182 and then D185, which will take you into the center of the city.

Best hotels in Paris

Paris Marriott Champs Elysees Hotel

70 Av. des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris

This classic Parisian hotel delivers straightforward luxury, in a handy central location. Located within walking distance of the Arc de Triomphe, the hotel puts you in the thick of it, among Paris’ top boutiques and restaurants. Enjoy in-house dining and a gym, or simply spend a moment gazing out at the sought-after view of the Eiffel Tower on the horizon.

Hôtel Paris Lafayette

23 Rue des Messageries, 75010 Paris

Located in the slightly quieter neighborhood surrounding Rue des Messageries, Hôtel Paris Lafayette offers visitors a relaxed stay, with great connections to the city’s top attractions. Enjoy a classic Parisian breakfast in the modern lounge, then set out for the day to explore the surrounding area - populated with varied museums and the beautiful Palais Garner.

Les Jardins du Marais

74 Rue Amelot, 75011 Paris

Possibly one of the most serene hotels in Paris, this art-deco style spot is perfect for a little bit of peace away from the bustle of the city center. Explore the lush courtyard gardens, rest in a lavish bedroom or relax in the inclusive spa. The hotel also offers classic candlelit dining in the stone courtyard.

Best restaurants in Paris

Epicure

112 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris

What more could you want from your French dining experience than to sit at a white-clothed table, eating 3 Michelin Star food, overlooking a Parisian garden? Epicure is a must-visit destination for anyone keen to really experience Paris. Chef Eric Frechon is known for his black truffle macaroni, topped with a parmesana crust – which should be enough to tempt you to book a table.

Bustronome

2 Avenue Kléber, 75016 Paris

All aboard for an elegant dining experience like no other. The unique Bustronome serves its gourmet fare within a repurposed double decker bus, touring you around Paris as you tuck into some of the best dishes the city has to offer. Their secret set course menus are ever-evolving, with chefs from across the country using their talents to give a whole new meaning to gourmet on the go.

Boutary

25 Rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris

If you want a taste of intimate luxury, Boutary is the place. This understated restaurant provides a classic taste of all things French – from caviar to delicate entrees. Chef Christophe Boucher curates a surprise tasting menu, showcasing his gastronomic skill and the best fresh Parisian ingredients. Boutary’s mission is to make luxury food accessible to everyone.

Best things to do in Paris

Eiffel Tower

Champ de Mars, 5 Av. Anatole France, 75007 Paris

Wander across the Champ de Mars, through the iconic tree line and past Parisian street sellers, to the iconic Eiffel Tower. Christening every hotel window view, the tower was built by Gustave Eiffel in 1887 and continues to be France’s most popular attraction. The tower is also home to the delicious Madam Brasserie, if you fancy a luxury pit stop on your way to the top.

Louvre Museum

Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris

The Louvre is perhaps most recognizable by its impressive glass pyramid, which slices through the concrete courtyard before the beautiful Louvre Palace. Come face to face with the Mona Lisa and gaze upon Venus de Milo – wherever you turn in this museum, you’ll find pieces of iconic art that most people only dream of seeing.

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris

6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris

Standing proudly in the 4^th arrondissement of Paris since 1163, the medieval Catholic cathedral is undergoing restoration but is just as beautiful outside as it is within. Its Gothic spire pierces through the Parisian sky, and its beautiful high arches and candlelit halls transport you to another time. Not to mention its famous trio of rose windows that have remained as beautiful, intricate portals to Paris since the 13^th century.