Flights Washington, D.C. – Paris (WAS-PAR) from $564*

Many daily flights between Washington and Paris

Are you looking for a flight from Washington to Paris for a business trip or vacation? Air France offers numerous daily flights from Washington to the French capital, as well as different rates in Economy, Premium Economy, Business or La Première / First.There is a 5 or 6-hour time difference between the east coast of the United States and Paris, depending on daylight savings time. Paris will show off her charms, no matter what time of the year you choose to visit!Take advantage of our special prices to book a hotel or rent a car. You will find all of the information that you need to prepare your trip to Paris on our website: luggage, check-in…

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How to go to Paris from the airport?

Whether you’re going out from IAD or DCA, your Washington to Paris flight will arrive at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport(CDG), north-east of the city center. The quickest way from the airport to Paris is by train, taking the RER B suburban service. To Gare du Nord takes as little as 30 minutes, to St Michel Notre-Dame around 37 to 40 minutes. Several buses take passengers at different points around Paris, journey times ranging from 45 to 80 minutes.

What are the formalities for a flight Washington Paris?

To take the Washington – Paris flight you’ll simply need your ticket and your US passport. Make sure that your passport is valid and not due to expire within three months of the date that you leave France. This is for stays of 90 days or less. For longer stays, check with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

When to go to Paris?

Washingtonians will notice Paris as having a pleasant climate most of the year round, with significantly less rainfall, milder wintersand slightly cooler summers than their home city. Springtimeis a favorite period in Paris for many, but winter has its attractions too, including the legendary Christmas shop window displays in top department stores like Printemps, Bon Marché and BHV Marais. These are an absolute institution and delight kids and adults alike!

What to do in Paris?

Paris’ museums and art galleriesare some of the most famous in the world. However, whilst you shouldn’t miss out on the Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay and the Centre Pompidou, excellent museums are found in Paris’ easily-accessible suburbs too, including:

• Musée Maurice Denis (20th century painting)
• Musée Français de la carte à jouer (history of playing cards)
• Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace (aviation museum)
• Musée Claude Debussy (birthplace of the great classical composer).

Equally, some wonderful parks are to be found outside the ring-road, such as the Parc de l’lle Saint-Germain and the Domaine départmental de Sceaux.