Bus to and from Paris from 5 €
Tourist Information on Paris
About Paris
The capital city of France is without question one of the most popular and romantic cities in Europe. With a population of over 12 million and an array of unique elements, Paris is one of the largest metropolis regions in Europe. It played a large role not only in Europe’s history, but also in the history of the world, where the political and economic importance of the city still remains today. Taking a bus to Paris will also present you with a wide range of cultural opportunities. Choose from one of the many museums, such as the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay and the Centre Pompidou – all offering different artistic and cultural perspectives. If you like to hit the shops then Paris is the perfect bus destination for you. Not only is it the home of the original Haute Couture but there are also countless other shopping centers and districts for our bus passengers. Paris is an explosion of culture and history with countless attractions offering something for everyone! Don't forget it's home to one of the most famous amusement parks in Europe!
Practical information for your bus trip to Paris
| Ticket prices start at: | €5 |
| How many FlixBus bus stops are there in Paris? | 7 - See their locations below |
| Can I travel by night bus? | Yes |
| Ideal destination for…? | Romantic getaways | Disneyland Paris | Shopping |
Things to do in Paris
With a wide variety of attractions, our bus travelers will be spoiled for choice when their bus arrives in Paris! First and foremost, a visit to one of France and Paris’ most famous landmark’s, the Eiffel Tower, is an absolute must. The iron tower, standing at a staggering 324 meter’s, was originally built as a commemoration for the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution and served as the entrance and viewing tower for the World Fair. Nowadays, the Eiffel Tower is a magnet for tourists, having already attracted 250 million visitors since it’s opening, it has been the epicenter of so many romantic getaways for thousands of couples, with an average of 2 marriage proposals taking place every day. If you are interested in culture then a trip to the prestigious Louvre should not be missed. Especially since it was the central stage for the world best seller “The Da Vinci Code,” where every child knows the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper created by Leonardo Da Vinci. The Louvre does not only exhibit these famous pieces of art, but also offers a wide range of cultural delights bringing out the inner artist in every visitor. Due to the large queues, it is recommended that you buy your ticket in advance so to avoid any disappointment or standing in long queues to see the impressive exhibits. The “Notre-Dame Cathedral,” also known as just the “Notre-Dame” was made famous by Victor Hugo’s French Romance novel “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.” The Cathedral was erected from 1163 to 1345 and is considered one of the earliest and most renowned examples of French Gothic architecture. The highest tower is 69 meters making the Cathedral a striking part of the Paris silhouette. In the south of the tower is the bell “Emmanuel” which is described as playing France’s most melodious chime and can be heard throughout southern Paris on major holidays.
Your Bus Stops in Paris
Paris bus stop ("Porte Maillot")
16-24 Boulevard Pershing
75017 Paris
France
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Paris Charles de Gaulle central bus station ("Terminal 3")
Rue du Luxembourg
93290 Tremblay-en-France
Bus platform H2, H3
France
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Paris - Orly Sud
Parking P6, Aéroport d'Orly-Sud
94390 Orly
France
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Paris bus stop (Massy-Palaiseau)
63-75 Avenue Raymond Aron
91300 Massy
France
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Paris La Défense (Terminal Jules Verne)
1 Rond-Point de la Défense
92400 Courbevoie
France
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Paris (Quai de Bercy)
208 quai de Bercy
75012 Paris
France
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Culture & History
The current capital of France was known as Lutetia in 52 BC, due to Julius Caesar’s “de Bello Gallico” after the conquest of the Roman’s in earlier times, but remained relatively insignificant in the history books. It wasn't until the Middle Ages that the construction of various significant religious buildings and the earlier form of the present Louvre began. Paris became the political center of France, especially because of its large population and the leading economic role that it played in France. In 1789 Paris was a part of one of the most significant events of modern times: the French Revolution. This eventually led to the abolition of the monarchy and the introduction of the first French Republic. The city was the center point of 6 different World Fairs in the years 1855 to 1937 emphasizing the cultural and political importance of the city. The Global Economic Crisis and several wars with Germany caused great instability in the economics of Paris in the years to come. On August 25th 1944, Paris was finally lifted from the German occupation of Nazi Germany. Paris holds a devastating past with an incredible history. Because of this there are an extensive range of museums, memorials and historical monuments that the city has to offer when your bus arrives in Paris.
Nightlife in Paris
One of the biggest revenues in Paris comes from tourists enjoying the night life in different areas of the city; however this can quickly become an expensive experience due to the wide variety of night life opportunities, from an array of different expenses. Nonetheless the city of Paris offers a vibrant and exciting night life, immigrant culture, large clubs and classic pubs, as well as expensive tourist magnets creating a vibrant Parisian mix. Famously talked about and definitely worth a visit is the world famous “Moulin Rouge.” These unique and elegant shows are definitely worth splashing some cash to see! The two most famous ‘going out’ areas in Paris are Bastille and Oberkampf in district 11. In these areas you will find restaurants, bars and clubs for every taste. If you would prefer to relax and enjoy a quiet beer in the evening, before your bus takes you home the next day, then you should visit the Marais district. You should pay attention that in Paris there is little distinction between bars and cafés as both cafés and bars are open late serving beer and coffee! You will also notice that “bière à la pression" (draught beer) is sold in 250ml glasses, not in liters or pints like you would find in Germany or England!
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