Paris Vacation Rentals

As the capital of France, Paris is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city. Paris vacation rentals are typically modern, spacious and unique. Treat your family to an apartment on the Seine with amazing views over Paris's city centre. Some apartments even have balconies where you can relax and view the city.

Getting to Paris

You can arrive in Paris via one of three international airports, namely Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG), Orly International Airport and Aéroport de Beauvais Tillé. Charles de Gaulle is the most popular, and is well connected to Paris by the RER train. Look for the RER B train line or signs stating 'All trains go to Paris'.

Air France buses, the Roissy buses and Easy Bus are popular choices for those looking to save a little money, while limousines and private taxi services will get you to your Paris vacation rental in style.

Visit the Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum is one of the world’s most-visited museums. Discover a suite of masterpieces, including the famous Mona Lisa and painting of Nike of Samothrace. You can easily spend the whole day exploring the museum as it contains many of the world’s most prized artworks. There's also a gallery devoted to beautiful decorative arts, as well as one featuring French paintings and Italian masterpieces.

Kids will love Disneyland Paris

A trip to Paris wouldn't be complete without a visit to Disneyland, this will surely be the highlight of your stay for your little ones. There will definitely be some unforgettable moments while you immerse yourself in the magical world of Disney. Disneyland Paris includes a large Theme Park with over 50 attractions, live shows for all the family and a golf course. Kids will love meeting some of their favorite characters in the Disney village.

Wander around Jardin du Luxembourg

Visiting Jardin du Luxembourg (Luxembourg Gardens) is a great opportunity to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life for a few hours. The gardens are one of Paris's top attractions, where you can relax amongst nature including plants and bird life. Visitors can also join a two-hour guided walk and learn about the history of the grounds. Luxembourg Palace, located in the gardens, has had varied uses during its lifetime, including a prison during the French revolution. The gardens are a maze of hedge-lined paths and feature statues of French royalty. There's also the famous Medici Fountain, a great photo opportunity.

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