Flights Miami – Paris (MIA-PAR) from $830*

Flight tickets Miami-Paris at attractive prices for your vacation in France

Purchase a plane ticket from Miami to Paris to discover the city of a thousand faces! Check Air France's offers to take advantage of the best prices!

There is also a Disneyland in Paris. However, there are so many places to visit and cultural activities to take part in…Paris is synonymous with the Eiffel Tower, the Montmartre area, the Louvre museum, world-class sports events such as Roland Garros as well as Paris Plages in the summer…There is something for everyone!

Air France offers daily flights from Miami to Paris. Don't wait to stroll along the banks of the Seine, sit at one of the sidewalk cafés in the Marais, or watch a show at the Moulin Rouge!

Prepare for your Miami to Paris flight

How to go to Paris from the airport?

Your Miami to Paris flight with Air France connects MIA with Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) in just 9 hours. Once landed, you can take the train, bus or a taxi to the center of town in as little as 30 minutes. The RER B suburban train stops at the two airport stations (one for terminals 1 and 3, one for terminals 2C, 2D, 2E and 2F), both of which are served by the free CDGVAL shuttle train from all terminals. Busesrun to the Garnier Opera house, Porte Maillot, Gare Montparnasse and other central locations.

What are the formalities for a flight Miami Paris?

US citizens can stay in France for up to 90 daysas long as they have a passport that’s valid for at least 3 months after the date they are due to leave France.

When to go to Paris?

Unless you’re a snowbird, Miami residents are likely to find Paris chilly for much of the year, with winter temperatures dipping into the mid-thirties. One major weather bonus is the drier climate. June and September have a nice balance of adequately warm weather and fewer tourists, so represent a good time to visit Paris.

What to do in Paris?

Most Floridians will have been to Walt Disney World, so why not try something different? Parc Astérixoffers a genuine French twist to the theme park motif…If you want to find out more about Paris’ pre-Roman and Roman history, as well as the city’s story up to the modern day, be sure to visit the unfairly neglectedMusée Carnavalet. Other smaller museums where you can avoid the crowds include the Musée Rodin, the Musée Marmottan Monet and the Musée de Cluny, famous for its priceless medieval tapestries. If you want to see the world outside of Paris, day-trips to the Château of Vaux-le-Vicomte and the wonderfulgardensof the Domaine de Sceaux and the Parc de la Vallée-aux-loups or even Claude Monet’s house and garden all beckon!