How Long Does it Take to Fly to Paris and How to Prepare
March 1st, 2022There are many exciting parts to planning a vacation in Paris. If you are in the early stages, you might be wondering how long does it take to fly to Paris. Find out all our tips here! ... Read More
8 Family-Friendly Days Out in Paris
April 2nd, 2018Paris may be the city of love, but it’s also a lovely city for family holidays. To make the most of time here with the kids, check out Paris Perfect’s eight family-friendly days out in Paris. ... Read More
A Guide To Père-Lachaise Cemetery
March 13th, 2018There’s something dreamily romantic about wandering a beautiful cemetery, and Paris’s iconic Père-Lachaise is one of the world’s most memorable. The mood may be bitter-sweet, given it’s a place of memorial, but it’s also a destination to honor the dead. Nature lovers will appreciate this 110-acre sanctuary dotted with atmospheric trees and plants. ... Read More
Paris In Spring: The Perfect Guide
February 27th, 2018Spring in Paris is a wonderful time when sunny days, colorful flowers and fresh foliage add to the city’s charm. Time a trip from March to May to enjoy the great outdoors while soaking up spring romance. See our five inspiring ideas, from photogenic alfresco markets to picnic-friendly parks, guaranteed to put a spring in your step… ... Read More
New! Fully Escorted “Secrets of Paris” Tour: May 5-12, 2018
January 18th, 2018Dreaming of Paris in Spring? We invite you to join us for the trip of a lifetime! Go beyond the beaten tourist path and enjoy exclusive private tours, behind-the-scenes VIP experiences, authentic French cafés and bistros, and remarkable museums you will not find on any other Paris tour.Don’t miss out on this fabulous experience when planning your next big French vacation. ... Read More
5 Bookstores Every Book Lover Should Visit In Paris
November 30th, 2017If Midnight in Paris is anything to go by, Paris is arguably the greatest literary city in the world. Between its poets and philosophers, novelists and playwrights, this city is a historic melting pot of famous thinkers and revolutionary ideas. Where else could you discuss existentialism in the seats of Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre, or pay your respects at the graves of Molière and Proust? ... Read More
