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Apartment in Paris
Bonjour, ça va? If you’re in Paris enjoying a delicious croissant or pain au chocolat, you’re probably doing just fine… A good breakfast, a stroll along the Seine, and a photo in front of the Eiffel Tower (before climbing it, of course). Paris is the city of light, of love, and so much more. A walk through Le Marais, an evening in Montmartre, discovering the Louvre… Find your nest, your temporary home, or your palace, and enjoy a city that must be on your travel list. Discover why!
"Paris is a classic travel destination. And the reasons are endless..."
Paris is well worth a visit, whether you’re backpacking, travelling solo, with friends, or as a couple. There are countless reasons to visit the city of love: getting lost in the history of its streets, enjoying the finest French restaurants, falling in love, or simply escaping the routine. The best part is that, being such a cosmopolitan city, Paris has everything, including affordable accommodation.
While Parisian apartments have a reputation for being pricey, it’s all about searching well with Apartum to find real bargains. It’s possible to find budget-friendly accommodation in Paris, even in iconic districts like the Latin Quarter or Montmartre. They say spending a night in these central and typical neighbourhoods is priceless; saving a few euros never hurts, though.
Finding accommodation in Paris doesn’t mean constantly checking your wallet because the emotional value outweighs the cost. Visiting the French capital is an incredible experience, filled with monuments, historic buildings, iconic gardens, and all kinds of cultural treasures. The list is endless, so the best approach is to savour Paris like a fine infusion: sip by sip.
It’s the only way to avoid being overwhelmed by so much beauty or exhausted by the distances between the city’s iconic landmarks: Champ de Mars, the Eiffel Tower, Tuileries Gardens, Notre-Dame, Trocadéro, Sacré-Cœur Basilica, the catacombs, Luxembourg Gardens, Palais Garnier... and the list goes on.
The French capital isn’t a place to explore in a single day, so the best option is to rent a holiday apartment in Paris and stay for at least a weekend. This plan allows you to make the most of everything the Parisian locality offers, stretch your budget, and enjoy charming apartments in historical neighbourhoods.
These magical areas host lesser-known points of interest that often don’t appear in tourist guides, offering a different perspective from the luxurious postcards associated with Paris. Picture quaint local bars steeped in history or Montmartre’s lively squares filled with artists at work on their canvases.
Paris is a well-made baguette, crafted the French way. Paris is the Champs-Élysées filled with cyclists, one of them dressed in yellow. Paris is smiling at the Mona Lisa in the Louvre, shopping along Rue de Rivoli, or spending an evening at the Moulin Rouge. Paris is flowers, fruits, and pages upon pages in travel guides, both good and bad.
One day in Paris isn’t enough, but it can be so much. You wake up to the aroma of freshly baked bread and the sight of flower shops setting up their displays. There’s no French song playing on the streets, but perhaps one plays in your head as you stroll through Montmartre before starting your day of sightseeing. Wander through museums like the Maillol, meander through the city centre, and enjoy a great meal before continuing your exploration.
Imagine seeing Notre Dame Cathedral, the Arc de Triomphe, or the Statue of Liberty (its replica, just the replica) from your balcony… If you’re in Paris, it’s all possible.
And when the day ends? A lovely dinner and more to come. For incredible days and unforgettable nights: Paris doesn’t disappoint after the sun goes down either. And the prices? Don’t expect the cheapest, but they’re not the priciest either.
Paris has no shortage of names. The city of light, the city of love... One thing is clear: spending a few days in Paris means experiencing an essential destination. From Montmartre to Montparnasse, Paris captures your heart even before you visit and stays with you forever. You’ll wish your days had more hours!
From the ironwork of the Eiffel Tower to the splendour of the Champs-Élysées and the cobblestones of Montmartre, Paris is everything you’ve seen in postcards (and so much more). You’ll walk through places that feel familiar yet will be unforgettable.
Photography: Snap a selfie with the Eiffel Tower.
Art: Lose track of time in the Louvre Museum.
Landmarks: Look for the hunchback in Notre Dame Cathedral.
Peace: Stroll along the Seine.
History: Triumph by the Arc de Triomphe.
Rest: Sit on the steps of Sacré-Cœur Basilica.
Bohemia: Experience la bohème in Montmartre.
Paris has enough to keep you entertained for a weekend, a week, or however long you’d like to stay. But if you’re keen to explore beyond the city, there are treasures that are well worth a day trip from Paris.
Versailles: Palace life at a slower pace, just outside Paris.
Disneyland Paris: A dream for kids (and adults too).
Mont Saint-Michel: One of France’s most beautiful spots.
Normandy Beaches: Relive history at the site of the famous D-Day landings.
Champagne: Sip (or don’t) and discover the birthplace of the world’s most luxurious drink.
If you don’t want to be among those who’ve never walked the streets or surroundings of Paris, it’s time to book. Families, friends, couples... Bienvenue à Paris!
Despite being a sprawling city, Paris stands out for its relatively low-rise buildings. The result is a feeling of closeness to the ground, to the life of neighbourhoods like Montmartre, and to the waters of the Seine. If heights are more your thing, the Eiffel Tower or Montparnasse Tower (the taller one) will give you great views of Paris. Oui, oui...
As with any large city, deciding where to stay is the million-dollar question. In Paris, districts are identified by numbers. Whether you prefer numbers or letters, you’ll have to play along and start counting from 1 to 20. And if you’re feeling lazy, here’s a summary of zones (yes, very concise).
Districts 1, 2, 3, 4: Central, bourgeois, bohemian...
Districts 5, 6: The streets of the famous Latin Quarter.
District 7: Home to the Eiffel Tower, though not much else.
District 8: Close to 7, but not particularly charming.
District 9: Known as the Opera District, a lively area.
District 10: Where you’ll find the Saint Martin Canal.
District 11: A large district with varying vibes depending on the area.
District 18: Montmartre, one of the city’s most beautiful neighbourhoods.