Tips for Travel to Paris France

Travel to Paris tips
The Parisians speak little English, and much less Spanish, accompany you in a Pocket Book of French that allows you to ask the basic questions and understand the answers to be able to move in the city without difficulty.

If your budget is limited you can resort to cheaper food in Paris: Baguettes and cheese! They are very accessible and incomparable flavor, you can also buy red wine, you will find excellent prices and quality of these products in supermarkets such as Monoprex, Champion and Franprix.

Use debit cards to provision of cash, do not use credit cards because the Commission will be much higher.

With regard to transport most advisable is to use the subway, although Paris has many means for this purpose such as the bus and the taxi will find nothing more economical, practical and efficient. That if there is to be very careful because Paris isn't exempt from robberies to users and passers-by, women take care of maintaining their bags front and glued to you, men are careful with their portfolios; put special attention when they make use of the metro in rush hours, when there are as many users.
Not take you by surprise prices payable, according to the Economist and Le Figaro, Paris is one of the most expensive cities in the world along with Tokyo, Oslo and Frankfurt, among others, so it is recommended that you wear a rigorous control of your budget.
Parisians attach much importance to the tag in the table, he is reserved and careful people, dislike the noise in the restaurant, be respectful in that regard.

The international airport Charles De Gaulle (CDG), also known as Roissy airport, is the main airport of Paris and one of the most important in Europe and the world, however has acquired notoriety for the frequency of the loss of luggage, take your precautions and tries to carry your items of value in the suitcase that will travel with you on the plane. If for some reason you are going to have a good time at the airport take a book with you or if travel in group a board game, it is also advisable to carry water and food, since within the airport food prices tend to be very high.

The CDG has three terminals which are connected by free buses, their website is as follows: www.adp.fr, you have option to visit her in the English language and it is advisable to access it before your arrival, since that will allow you to familiarize yourself a bit with the organisation of the airport. Line B of the RER rapid train with Metro connection communicates the CDG with the Centre of Paris, in which approximately half an hour trip you can claim.

If your stay in Paris will be more than two days and your plan is to visit many museums, perhaps it suits you purchase the pass for museums and monuments of Paris, which will allow you to visit more than 60 museums avoiding the annoying ranks (and their consequent loss of time) and saving some euros; you have a list of people they want to know and take into account that many offer heavily discounted prices and even tickets are free for children under 26 years, with that information you can decide whether or not the purchase of the pass is desirable. The passes are sold at any Office of tourism of the city and many of its museums and monuments, ask for them.

Once you've established an itinerary I advise you to read everything about the places to visit, this way you will make your travel a much more enriching experience and her enjoy the 1000 percent, in contrast to do your tours without an antecedent of the historical, cultural and artistic importance of the place; take with you your books and guides and prepare you to make an interesting and fun trip.

And finally well open the eyes, ear and all your senses in this wonderful place, enjoy the experience of being in a magical, romantic and cozy city, insurance will be an experience that will mark you for life. Bon Voyage!