Paris, the synonym for love and romance, has a charming effect on all. The paradise on earth needs no introduction and is the dream destination for everyone to visit once in their lifetime. With the help of a Paris travel guide, you can explore numerous amazing spots along with stunning skyline views. The city has all the reasons for you to fall in love with it. Taking a stroll at one of the eight wonders of the world, Eiffel Tower or spending a day watching people around while sipping your favourite cup of coffee is everything Paris tourism has in stores for you. From charming historical monuments, such as Louvre Museum, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, to magical artwork building on the street of Rue des Rosiers, the city works as an aphrodisiac every time you visit it.

How to reach Paris?

• By air: The Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport is the city’s official international airport. Situated 34 km from Paris City Centre, the airport can be reached within 45 minutes depending on the mode of commutation. Together with Turkish Airlines, we at IndiGo can connect you from India to Paris with multiple flights to Paris as well as to several other European cities from Istanbul.
• Getting around/local transport in Paris: Moving around in Paris is easy and convenient too. Taking a foot tour can help you explore the hidden spots of the city. If you don’t prefer to go for a foot tour then hail a bus or catch a metro. Also, car renting or taxi tours are another option, but to avoid heavy traffic it is better to avoid driving.
• Being a part of the RATP public transportation system, metro is the cost-effective and the convenient mode of travel in Paris. It runs on more than 15 extensive routes covering the major routes. People in Paris even prefer the bus as the most comfortable mode of transportation that covers more than 55 lines throughout Paris and its suburbs.

Being in Paris, the romantic capital of Europe and not going shopping is not a fair deal. From souvenirs, such as Eiffel Tower replicas to clothes, from macarons, wine, cheese to scarves, the city has all from eating to clothing options to buy from to take back home.

• Saint Germain: Saint Germain is a hub for fashion boutiques, décor shops and gastronome food outlets. Due to lush greens all around along with Persian artwork buildings, the boulevard can be strolled during summers too. Going here is all worth it.
• Rue Du Commerce: Stop at Rue Du Commerce street to know the latest trend and it won’t disappoint you. Buy those stylish berets or beauty products, such as Bioderma, La Roche-Posay, Avène, L’Occitan soaps. The place is full of branded shops, boutiques, best cafés and bakeries. So, if you are hangry after a shopping tour, head to any of the popular food joints to satiate your hunger pangs.
• Les Halles: Located in the neighbourhood district is Les Halles shopping market that features vintage shops, classic restaurants, and trendy boutiques for both men and women. Choose from perfumes to scented candles all in one market. The best time to enter this shopping market is on a Sunday morning.
• Carrousel du Louvre: Situated at the Rue de Rivoli street is Carrousel du Louvre, a place for high-end luxury shopping. It is an underground shopping centre that offers everything from electronics to apparels. For electronics shop from brands, such as Apple, Swatch, and Bose or buy grandeur highlights from brands, such as Jo Malone, Fragonard, and L’Occitane.

Paris's enchanting gardens, charming cafes, world-class shopping, and unparalleled art scene, are endless but there is more to see in Paris such as: 

• Place de la Concorde: One of the significant landmarks of Paris, the Place de la Concorde Square is a major public square of the French capital. Named to honour King Louis XV, the square is decked with figurines and fountains. It was one of the popular places for gathering among the French during the French Revolution. With an area of 7.6 hectares, the place is one of the largest squares in Europe. 
• Montmartre: Discover the unique magic of the Montmartre district, and the museums around it. The district’s cobblestone streets, grocery stores, and small cafes will give you a closer view of Paris. This legendary district was a film set for the movie Amelie of Montmartre. Take a stroll at windmills and vineyards around. This picturesque district is the best for photography, especially on the steps of the basilica.

If you’re an Indian passport holder travelling to Paris then you have to apply for a Schengen visa online with the documents required. The Schengen visa is a short stay visa issued to visit the Schengen countries; the visa is issued to tourists that are planning to visit their friends, family or other travelling on non-business trips for up to 90 days from the date of entry. Your visit can be either continuous or several, depending upon the visa type; single entry or multiple entry. Another essential point to note while applying for the visa is that your passport should be valid for 6 months from your date of travel.

To ensure a hassle-free and seamless travel, here is a detailed information about the France visa – www.goindigo.in/information/visa-information/france-fr-visa.html

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