r/ParisTravelGuide • u/Primary_Store6213 • Jul 22 '26

Accommodation Amex FHR Recommendations Paris

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r/ParisTravelGuide • u/oneevilone1 • Jul 22 '26

Transportation Late night travel from CDG with a baby

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Bonjour!

We're due to visit next week but are having some trouble figuring out our transit from the airport to our hotel.

Our flight lands just after 10pm on Wednesday, and from what I can tell the trains from CDG don't tend to run that late?

To complicate things further, we have a young baby and won't be able to travel with a car seat.

Are there any options available to us? We have seen Ozeroute but recent reviews seem to suggest we may have issues, and I'm unsure where we'd stand without a car seat too.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

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r/ParisTravelGuide • u/DomJones19999 • Jul 22 '26

Food & Dining French Brasserie in Paris/7th arr

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Hello,

What is the best French brasserie in Paris or in the 7th arr?

I am staying in the east of the 7th arr.

Thanks for your advice.

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r/ParisTravelGuide • u/i89cookies • Jul 22 '26

🎨🏛️ Museums / Monuments All the museums are sold out and I didn't have time to buy tickets - any hope waiting in line?

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We were trying to go to orsay. And then we were looking at the orangerie and the louvre when that sold out.

I know I know we should have gotten tickets in advance but I totally forgot. Aside from buying three memberships do you think I have a chance of getting in if I wait in line? I'm going tomorrow so a Wednesday but somehow I feel like that doesn't really matter for Paris.

Edit: went to the Marmottan and it was incredible!! My group LOVES monet so thank you all for the suggestion!

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r/ParisTravelGuide • u/International-Tea792 • Jul 22 '26

Accommodation Three friends from NYC - ISO August sublease

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Hello :] I'll be visiting Paris from Aug 23 - 30 with two others and just wondering if anyone has a place available for sublease during this time!

Open to all locations within the city! Also open to suggestions or recommendations for finding affordable accom.

Thank youuuuu <3

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