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Why Paris?
Whether you’re moving to Paris to study or work or just for a holiday, you’re not going to run out of things to do, places to see, cheese to eat and certainly wine to drink. You won’t meet anyone that says a bad thing about living in Paris so check out the advice we have for you, with great nightlife recommendations, things to do off the beaten track and great experiences away from the busy tourist attractions.
Entertainment
"Great place, great food, amazing culture and history. A highlight was definitely being part of the exchange student community and exploring Paris' restaurants and bars with energetic people who want to find fun everywhere."
Charlie
Year Abroad 19/20
Canal St Martin
There’s nothing quite like enjoying a freshly made baguette, cheese and some wine at this great spot away from the tourist hubs.
Le Marais
Take a walk up Rue de Rosier for some shopping, check out Marche des Enfants Rouges, the Picasso gallery and also Centre Pompidou.
Trocadero
This is undoubtedly the best view of the Tour de Eiffel to admire how spectacular scene around you. Do be careful with your belongings as it can get busy and pickpockets are sneaky.
Marche des Enfants Rouges
Stumble upon this delicious food market in Le Marais. You can get everything from desserts to falafal to delicious home-made pizzas. Check it out!
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Accommodation
"The 9th arrondissement of Paris and 2nd Arrondissement are our recommended areas to live/stay depending on your visit. They’re both really nice areas with lots of things to do and not too touristy."
"I would recommend living in the east of Paris - 11th, 19th and 20th arrondissements. I personally think they're the most interesting areas of the city; they're less touristy than other areas and can be. abit cheaper."
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Transport
Paris is pretty small, so I would highly recommend walking as much as you can. It’s great for improving your navigation and directions around the city, and also means you will see so much more than being on the metro.
Public transport is cheap and reliable with a Navigo card. Depending on how long you are planning to stay in Paris, this could impact which type of card you buy: monthly or yearly.
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Our Community
Get in touch with one of our ambassadors who have spent an extended period of time in this place. They have great advice!
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