Flights Los Angeles – Paris (LAX-PAR) from $1,000*

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Purchase your plane ticket from Los Angeles to Paris and take off for the French capital, one of the most visited cities in the world! The city's famous monuments such as the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame cathedral and the Pyramid of the Louvre are some of the must-sees. Expositions, shows or romantic walks and tête-à-tête dinners in exceptional restaurants... You are sure to spend an unforgettable time in the romantic city of Paris!

Air France offers several daily flights from Los Angeles to Paris at very good prices. There is an 8 to 9-hour time difference, depending on daylight savings time. A good thing to keep in mind when preparing your trip to Paris!

Prepare your Los Angeles to Paris flight

How to go to Paris from the airport?

The Air France Los Angeles - Paris flight touches down in Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport. There are two railway stations, both connected to all terminals by the CDGVAL shuttle rail system. The RER B service runs about every 15 minutes and stops at both stations, continuing to major Paris stations like Gare du Nord and St Michel. The TGV station has onward trains to all major French cities. Other options for getting to the city center include:

• Roissybus/Le Bus Direct/RATP buses 350 and 351
• Taxis
• Shuttle buses/mini-buses

What are the formalities for a flight Los Angeles Paris?

US travelers from LAX to Paris have minimal administrative formalities to worry about. A passport that’s valid up to three months after your return home from Paris is all you need to enjoy an up to 90-day visa-free stay.

When to go to Paris?

Los Angeles residents will find Paris a little cooler at all times of the year, especially during the winter. Although at its busiest during the summer, the French capital can be almost quiet at peak domestic holiday period (mid-August), whilst all major attractions are still open. There are generally fewer tourists around outside of the main European vacation period (July and August), with June boasting the Fête de la Musiqueday and September the European Open Heritage Days.

What to do in Paris?

France’s most visited attractions are all found in the Paris area, including Disneyland Paris, the Louvre, the Palace of Versailles and the Eiffel Tower. Smaller museums and galleries like the Petit Palais, the Musée Carnavalet and the Musée Marmottan Monetare absolutely worth visiting. You can take in a lot by just strolling down a street too – Rue de Seine has multiple contemporary art galleries, Rue Mouffetard boasts a daily open-air marketand many food shops, while Rue Lepicis a winding street in Montmarte, once home to Vincent Van Gogh and the café where cinema’s most famous French barmaid, Amélie Poulain, used to work.