How to Get to Paris: Flights, Airport and Transport

How to get to Paris from Brazil

The most common way to reach Paris is by plane, connecting through major European hubs. There are no direct flights from Brazil, so connections through Frankfurt, Lisbon, Paris or Amsterdam are typical.

Public transport

Paris has a good public transport system connecting the main tourist attractions. Metro, bus and tram are practical options for getting around the city.

How to Get Around Paris

Paris has a well-structured and efficient public transportation system, including metro, trains, buses, and trams. RATP (Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens) is responsible for the operation of public transport, including the metro (Métro), train (RER), bus, and tramway.

Fares and Tickets

Tickets can be purchased at automatic machines at stations, ticket counters, or through mobile apps like Bonjour RATP or IDF mobilités.

Single Tickets

• Single ticket (t+): Valid for travel on the metro, bus, tram, or RER for 1h30. The cost is approximately 2.50 euros.
• Single ticket (bus or tram only): Valid for travel on the bus or tram for 1h30. The cost is approximately 2 euros.

Daily and Weekly Tickets

• 1-Day Pass (Navigo): Offers unlimited access to all transportation for one day for the price of 12 euros.
• Weekly Pass (Navigo): Valid from Monday to Sunday for unlimited travel. It costs around 31.60 euros for all zones.

Important Tips:

1. Ticket Variety:
There are different types of tickets, including options for traveling to and from the airport. For more information, visit the official website.

2. Mandatory Validation:
Be sure to validate your ticket before boarding and keep your ticket to exit the metro.