Hello,
I am travelling to Paris this Friday for the Valentines Day weekend, and was hoping for some information before I arrive. I have never visited the city before and obviously plan to make the most of my 5 day break, so any info would be greatly appreciated.
I plan to get from A to B via the Metro, but being a nightowl wondered if this is potentially safe in the later hours?
Which shows must not be missed on a trip to Paris?
I want to experience a good Night club on the Saturday, could someone recommend a venue with a good mix/ music/ friendly atmosphere? For reference, I am 26 and enjoy Dance / RnB music.
Is Paris really as expensive as made out?
Thanks very much to anyone who can help.
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Paris is expensive, but you%26#39;ll be bringing along pounds, so that should help and it is considerably cheaper than London.
As for the metro, it is pretty safe, but closes too early (last trains around 1 am) for much clubbing, so you%26#39;ll need to budget for a taxi, or walk.
I don%26#39;t know a specific club, but the area around the Bastille is swarming with 26 year olds on Saturday nights.
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Teemsta, I hope you don%26#39;t mind me asking this in your thread... but we will also be in Paris on Valentines Day. Do the Parisians celebrate Valentines Day? Will I even notice it%26#39;s that day while there?
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Good question Atlantamoi!!
I can say that I am not 100% sure. I would imagine that they would to be honest, if only to make money from all us visitors going over for some romance!!
By the way, thanks for the info Good2Go.
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You%26#39;ll notice when you try to book a resturant and realise that most are full :)
Valentines (yet another Hallmark Holiday) probably isn%26#39;t as big as in USA/UK but there%26#39;ll be a lot of more people eating out this Monday than on a normal Monday.
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Doh! You are probably right... even if they don%26#39;t really get into it I%26#39;m sure there will be Americans there to lap it all up. Of course, ANY DAY in Paris is romantic (as a tourist that is).
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