Transferência de carro particular de Antwerp para Paris

Driving the distance of 220 miles (355 km) can be done in about 3 hours and 50 minutes, so go ahead and add a stop or two to stretch your legs and deepen your appreciation for Western European culture and nature.

As the unmistakable Parisian skyline comes into view, you won’t need to worry about navigating its tight and crowded streets as your Daytrip driver takes your right to your accommodation (nor will you need to return a car to the rental lot!). Your Parisian adventure can begin!

Over two million people call Paris home today, making it among the largest European cities. Its romantic atmosphere and world-class restaurants draw in travelers looking for a taste of the good life. Discover firsthand why Paris remains an enduringly popular destination for people of all ages and backgrounds!

Get an early start

Leave Antwerp early in the day so you can make the most of the daylight while you travel. With so many sightseeing stops, you’ll want plenty of time to make them happen! Leaving early also means avoiding getting stuck in rush-hour traffic.

Keep your phone battery full

You are looking at a full day of traveling, so make sure you have a charging cable and battery pack on you to keep your phone fully charged. Having screenshots of reservation confirmations and hotel addresses can cut down on your data usage and save your battery life. Don’t let a dead phone get in the way of getting your vacation photos!

Antwerp to Paris with a private car service

Daytrip takes the hassle out of planning your trip your way. Your English-speaking driver will pick you up from your hotel in Antwerp, help with your luggage, and get you on your way to Paris. The drive can be done in 3 hours and 50 minutes, so it's the fastest option and gives you plenty of time for sightseeing!

This stretch of Western Europe has some of the most charming towns and chateaus. Deepen your appreciation for all things French and Belgian with a stop by Chateau de Chantilly or Ghent.

As you approach Paris, you won’t need to immediately learn public transit or stress about returning the rental car. You and your luggage will be dropped off at your accommodation in Paris and you can begin your Parisian adventure with ease!

Antwerp to Paris by bus

Flixbus has direct buses that cost between 16 and 50 EUR per passenger. The trip takes 4.5 to 6 hours and you have multiple options per day. However, it is best practice to order your tickets ahead of time. Each passenger is allowed one piece of luggage to store under the bus, so skip this option if you have multiple luggage pieces.

Antwerp to Paris by train

All trains headed to Paris require a transfer in Brussels. The trip takes between 3 and 5 hours and tickets are anywhere from 40 to 130 EUR depending on when you book and your class of seats. It's a bit more hassle than the bus, but trains are generally more comfortable.

Go to the top of the Eiffel Tower

Easily the most recognizable symbol of Paris, the Eiffel Tower is the most visited paid attraction in Europe. If you aren’t afraid of heights and would like to see Paris from above, climb to the top! It has multiple viewing platforms and telescopes for an even more detailed view of Paris. For the shortest wait time, book your tickets in advance.

Eat to your heart’s content

French cuisine is among the most praised and decadent. Mealtime is a very important daily ritual in Paris, and it is not uncommon for retail stores and offices to shut down entirely for 1-2 hours for lunch. At restaurants, don’t try to make substitutions, as chefs are very passionate about how their dishes are prepared. Food service is also only at certain hours—no snacking between meals at French restaurants!

For breakfast, you can’t go wrong with an espresso and croissant. For lunch, an escargots appetizer followed by Coq au Vin (chicken, wine, and mushroom stew) will hold you over until a dinner of Steak Frites and red wine. For dessert, try colorful macarons and souffles.

Cruise the Seine River

Fall in love with Paris from the water as you cruise by the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and Notre Dame Cathedral. A sunset cruise will guarantee you a romantic atmosphere and amazing photos. Check online to see if there are special deals.

See the greatest works of art at the Louvre

The iconic glass pyramid can only mean one thing, the world’s finest collection of art! See masterpieces from across several centuries and empires. The Venus de Milo and Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa are just two of the famous artworks that grace the walls of the Louvre. Wander the many halls and find your new favorite piece of art. Definitely book your tickets ahead of time!

Paris is inland and does not have extremely hot summers or extremely cold winters, so while you should be prepared for the weather, you won’t find any season that is a no-go for Paris. Come in the summer for long, bright days and warm weather, or for a more intimate atmosphere, visit during the holiday season to see the city lit up for the holidays.

That being said, in general, the best time to visit Paris is in the spring. The weather is pleasant, the flowers are in bloom, and there are fewer tourists so you can enjoy the attractions and renowned restaurants without the long lines.