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Overview: car trip from Avignon to Paris
A road trip through France is the perfect way to see not only the major cities, but also all the small details that give France its timeless allure. A road trip from Avignon to Paris will take you across the entire country—an opportunity you can’t pass up!
But if you want to see the historical cornerstones of the Palace of Fontainebleau and Vezelay Abbey, you will need a car. The French countryside has infrequent public transportation to castles and smaller towns, but they’re still worth a visit! Fortunately, Daytrip's private car service makes getting to these important sites easy!
About Paris
It is difficult to imagine the world today without Paris. Its influence has had far-reaching effects in global politics, fashion, language, architecture, commerce, and religion for nearly a thousand years. 11 million people call Paris home, and 40 million visit “The City of Love” annually.
Paris: the center of the French Empire
Paris, or Parisii at the time, was first a Celtic settlement, then a Roman city. Its central location in Western Europe set Paris up as a natural hub for commerce, politics, and art, especially during the Renaissance and the Enlightenment.
Paris was the epicenter of the French Revolution (1789 to 1799), which influenced the restructuring of the monarchy to a republic and introduced the rights to life, liberty, and property to the modern era. However, these new rights did not extend to the colonies of the French Empire until much later.
The impact of the French Empire can be felt in Paris today. Paris is an incredibly international city with immigrants and visitors from all over the world. You’ll have the opportunity to eat at traditional French restaurants alongside restaurants that bring in Caribbean and African flavors and techniques.
Paris: the ultimate French language exam
French is spoken by over 320 million people and most of them live outside of mainland France. It is an official language of 32 countries and is a popular school elective. Much of the French language spoken outside of France has blended with indigenous languages and English to take on new forms and dialects, often referred to as creole. Even the term lingua franca originally meant "French language."
The Académie Française sets the official standards for the French language, but not without controversy. It advises against using loan words (email vs. courriel) despite the adaptations people have made to make the French language their own. While you’ll hear varieties of French within the country, Parisian French is still the textbook standard taught in schools. For visitors to Paris, the strict adherence to the Parisian dialect can be intimidating, but a rite of passage among language students.
From Avignon to Paris: travel tips
Come prepared for your Avignon to Paris transfer! Keep these helpful tips in mind when you are planning the next leg of your vacation in France.
Book tickets for any must-sees in Paris in advance
Pre-order your tickets for any museums, attractions, or events you are dying to see in Paris. With 40 million visitors each year, the competition is fierce for tickets to places like the Paris Catacombs and the Louvre. Visitors who did not pre-order have to arrive early and wait in line for admission.
Dress for the sightseeing stops you have planned
Each sightseeing stop is unique. Some of the sightseeing stops, like the Crocodile Farm in Pierrelatte, require comfortable shoes for all of the walking and time outdoors. For the Vezelay Abbey, it is best to wear modest clothing.
How to get from Avignon to Paris
You have several transportation options for your vacation around France. When deciding how you’ll make your Avignon to Paris transfer, take into consideration your budget, the convenience factor, and if you'd like to make sightseeing stops.
Daytrip private car transfer from Avignon to Paris
Driving from Avignon to Paris is not the fastest or cheapest way to travel around France, but it embraces the slower way of life for which the French are known and lets you immerse yourself in the country’s history and culture.
Hire a private driver from Daytrip for the flexibility and convenience of renting a car without the hassle of getting an international driving license, learning European road signage, or driving (or parking) in Paris. You’ll have door-to-door service from a professional, English-speaking driver as you cruise through France, all from $244 (€226) per passenger.
To make your trip even more unforgettable, Daytrip is also the only option that lets you easily stop for sightseeing at icons like the UNESCO-listed Roman Roman theater and Triumphal Arch in Orange, the jaw-dropping Palace of Fontainebleau, or the Romanesque masterpiece of Vezelay Abbey.
Trains from Avignon to Paris
You can be in Paris from Avignon in 2 hours and 30 minutes thanks to TGVs, France’s high-speed trains. This is the fastest way to reach Paris.
Choose from 1st or 2nd class seats, with costs ranging from $27 to $119 (€25 to €110). Trains depart from Avigon’s TGV station and arrive in Paris’ Gare de Lyon station.
Flights from Avignon to Paris
The Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) is the closest airport to Avignon (1 hour and 10 minutes by car, bus, or train). Air France tickets from MRS to CDG start at $173 (€160) per passenger and the flight is 1 hour and 25 minutes long.
If you choose to fly to Paris, this entire trip is about 5 hours after you factor in getting to and from the airport, 2 hours for check-in and security, and waiting to get on and off the plane, plus waiting for your luggage.
Buses from Avignon to Paris
All bus options for this route take 9 to 12 hours and either require transferring in Lyon or traveling overnight on the bus. Skip the bus for this trip!
Things to do when you get to Paris
Paris has events and festivals all year round, so before making your Avignon to Paris transfer, it’s worth checking online for any cultural events happening on the days of your vacation. For the year-round classics, make sure these activities are on your itinerary!
Go underground in the Paris Catacombs
If you thought the streets of Paris were full of surprises, just wait until you head underground. The Paris Catacombs are an underground maze of storerooms, tunnels, secret pathways, and an ossuary containing 6 million skeletons of deceased Parisians,
When is the best time to visit Paris
When you’re the capital of one of the largest empires in history, being popular all year round is just part of the job! Paris welcomes visitors every day of the year, but the best time to visit is in the spring (March through May) or the autumn (September and October). During these “shoulder seasons,” you’ll still have pleasant weather and long days, but with fewer crowds.
Summers in Paris bring large crowds and lots of sun. There is increased competition for limited tickets to famous museums, accommodation becomes more expensive, and the afternoons can be sweltering.
Winter brings “The City of Lights” to life in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Stroll through market stalls selling gourmet French snacks, hot wine, and handicrafts.
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