From Porte Maillot
Must-See Places
Places worth visiting, with the actual travel time from the residence.
Historic Paris
The Monuments
Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées
The most beautiful avenue in the world begins at a metro station. The terrace at the Arc offers one of the most beautiful views of Paris.
Line 1, one stop—or a 20-minute walk
ItineraryEiffel Tower
The Image of Paris. Book your time slot in advance to avoid the line.
Direct RER C train from Neuilly to Porte Maillot
ItineraryLouvre Museum
The world's largest museum. Plan on spending half a day there and get a timed-entry ticket.
Line 1, direct, no transfers
ItineraryLouis Vuitton Foundation
Frank Gehry's building in the Bois de Boulogne and its temporary exhibitions.
Shuttle or bus from Porte Maillot
ItineraryAcclimatization Garden
A kid-friendly amusement park on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne.
Just a few minutes by bus—perfect for families
ItineraryBois de Boulogne
850 hectares for running, walking, or renting a boat or a bike.
On foot from the residence
ItineraryShopping
Where to Shop
Palais des Congrès
About 30 stores, a movie theater, and restaurants, across from the apartment complex.
Across the street, a two-minute walk
ItinerarySo Ouest shopping center
A new center on the outskirts of Paris, in Levallois.
Fifteen minutes by public transportation
ItineraryBeaugrenelle shopping center
One of the largest in Paris, just a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower.
Take the RER C, then walk a few minutes
ItinerarySaint-Ouen Flea Market
The world's largest antique market. Open Saturday through Monday.
Subway Line 13 or 4, about thirty minutes
ItineraryLa Vallée Village
Top brands at discount prices in Seine-et-Marne.
RER A, about forty-five minutes
ItineraryAvenue des Ternes
Grocery stores, pharmacies, bakeries: the neighborhood's daily life.
A five-minute walk
ItineraryIn the family
A whole day
Getting Around
The app that changes everything
To get around Paris like a local, all you need is one app.
Citymapper
It provides real-time, door-to-door directions: which subway station to take, which car to board, which exit to use, and how long the walk will be. It compares subway, bus, RER, bike, scooter, and taxi options, and alerts you to service disruptions. It’s free and available in both French and English.
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