Solo travel

The city has a lot to offer, love the museums and the architecture. Pastries are to die for. For transport I’d recommend to get a Navigo weekly pass for all zones to not be limited with zones. Still I’d say it’s easier to navigate when you speak French as people are reluctant to speak English (imo)

Group travel

I absolutely fell in love with Paris, everything was like a dream. I would love to go back there again if I could in the future. The food was great, but there were some issues with the food. But overall, I was simply delighted.

Solo travel

solo trip to paris.. loved the cafés, long walks & the whole vibe.. found some amazing street art spots and cute little skate spots along the way.. the city feels different in every corner & i loved exploring it all

Group travel

Music everywhere! It was incredible! The hype about Paris is absolutely validated. I loved the cafes, the people and the vibe! Defenitly going again best place ever to be! Recommend to everyone not matter the age

Solo travel

Paris is a lovely city. Not exactly only in the tourist spots! On my first visit, I didn’t realise Paris as it is, I was in a group and they were very worried about tourist spots. And then I didn’t find the then famous “city of love”. Now in my second time, I discovered the city of love, and I’m not talking about being with someone! Yes, in being with you and finding love in the delicacy of architecture, in the decoration of cute bistros or listening to musicians performing in the late afternoon of the Jardin des Tuileries or sitting down to eat a snack at Jardin du Luxembourg Paris brings art both in its museums but also to be contemplated on the street for everyone 🤍

Several times I’ve come home late from work or parties and nothing has ever happened to me. Neighborhoods like Barbès near Gare du Nord and Porte de la Chapelle/Aubervilliers have a pretty bad reputation, so I don’t recommend going there alone at night. My phone was stolen in Aubervilliers on a Monday evening.

Paris is safe. You need to mind pickpockets and drunk people in the public space, like any other major cities I would say I never had any problems living there. I always found it safe and never had problems going out late late

Paris is generally safe, especially in central and residential areas. I live here, walk around every day, and feel comfortable using public transport, even in the evening. Like any major city, some busy spots require a bit more attention (pickpockets in tourist areas, crowded metros), but nothing unusual if you’re used to big cities. I know the safer districts, the calm streets, and how to move around without issues. I keep my things secure, stay aware of my surroundings, and I’ve never had a serious problem. Paris can be very easy and enjoyable when you know how to navigate it.

Paris is a very big city, with the problems that naturally come with it. You can get home alone at night and take public transportation, though the risk is never quite zero. Overall it is still very safe, and the biggest threat you might encounter might be small scams and pickpockets

You should always be aware of men, especially in the subway—just like in most capitals. But you definitely feel safer in some arrondissements. For accommodation, prefer the 5th, 4th, 6th, 7th, or 3rd. Try to avoid Châtelet, Clichy, and the 18th in general.