Eiffel Tower

Iconic iron structure offering panoramic city views.

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Louvre Museum

World's largest art museum, home to the Mona Lisa.

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Notre-Dame Cathedral

Historic Gothic cathedral known for its architecture.

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Champs-Élysées

Famous avenue lined with shops and cafes.

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Arc de Triomphe

Monument honoring those who fought for France.

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Musée d'Orsay

Museum featuring 19th-century art, including Impressionist works.

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Montmartre

Historic district known for its artistic history and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

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Sainte-Chapelle

Gothic chapel renowned for its stunning stained-glass windows.

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Luxembourg Gardens

Beautiful public park with formal gardens and fountains.

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Palace of Versailles

Opulent royal palace with expansive gardens, located just outside Paris.

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Le Marais

A leafy district with cobblestone alleys, courtyards, and tree-flanked streets, known for shopping, 17th-century market, and proximity to Notre Dame and the Louvre.

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St-Germain-des-Prés

A ritzy area filled with grand-dame hotels, smart shops, and old-school Parisian cafés, perfect for a luxurious and historical Parisian experience.

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Montmartre

A picturesque area with steep, hilly streets and sweet street markets, known for its artistic history and stunning city views from Sacré-Cœur.

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7th arrondissement

Home to the Eiffel Tower and Musée d’Orsay, this area is ideal for those wanting to be close to iconic attractions in a touristy yet convenient location.

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Pigalle

An area with grand 19th-century streets, once known as the red-light district, now a lively spot with smart tables, hotels, and the iconic Moulin Rouge.

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Butte-aux-Cailles

A hilltop former French village, known for its fairytale-like streets, vintage stores, street art, and vibrant summer street cafés.

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Père Lachaise

A bohemian area beyond the hustle of the city center, known for its famous cemetery and trendy wine bars and quaint bistros.

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Porte de La Chapelle

Known for its high levels of drug use and visible social issues, it can feel unsettling especially at night.

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Gare Du Nord Area

A busy transport hub with frequent incidents of pickpocketing and scams, especially vulnerable at night.

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Goutte d'Or

Known for its high crime rates, particularly petty theft and occasional violent crimes, best to stay vigilant.

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Château Rouge

A bustling area prone to pickpocketing and scams, requires extra caution, especially in crowded markets.

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Stalingrad

Faces issues with homelessness and public drug use, creating an uneasy atmosphere after sunset.

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Porte de la Villette

Experiences rampant drug use and homelessness, particularly noticeable at night.

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Barbès-Rochechouart

A bustling market area with high rates of petty theft, less safe after dark.

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Saint-Denis

Higher rates of violent crime and gang activity, though it has a vibrant market scene during the day.

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La Chapelle/Pajol

Close to busy train stations, this area sees high rates of petty theft and can be dangerous after dark.

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Belleville/Ménilmontant

Lively during the day but can feel unsafe at night with higher incidences of petty and violent crime.

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Porte de Clignancourt

Known for its flea market, but also a hotspot for pickpockets and can feel less safe after dark.

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Bois de Boulogne

Transforms into a hotspot for prostitution-related activities at night, which can be unsettling for visitors.

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Les Halles

Crowded shopping area prone to pickpocketing, less safe at night when the crowd thins.

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LBG

Paris-Le Bourget Airport

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CDG

Charles de Gaulle International Airport

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ORY

Paris-Orly Airport

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