How To Plan a Trip To Paris on a Budget? 10 Tips You Better Need To know!

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How to plan a trip to Paris on a budget? I have 10 tips you totally need to know before you start booking your trip. I just came back from my 4th trip to Paris so I have LOTS to share. Watch to the end of the video to learn about how to save on accommodation, eating out, activities, and more!
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[@herlifestyletravel]

Hey travelers! My Paris travel guide is now available for purchase! You will find everything you need to plan your trip to Paris, including advice on where to stay and what to do. I've also included some of my favorite places in the city, so you can make the most of your visit. Get it here: etsy.me/3IUHch1

[@saritaprasad4860]

Thank you for helping us in planning this tour.

[@missmayflower]

One tip. Don’t bother going up the Eiffel Tower. You can’t see a thing up there. If you go up the Montparnasse tower. It has the best views of the city that include the Eiffel Tower. If you get a day pass for the water taxi, it’s a great way to spend the day with great views. I also enjoy the buses much more than the metro cause you can see the city. Get a bunch of Euros at home for the best rates.

[@herlifestyletravel]

Thank you for sharing. That's a way nicer comment than your last one.

[@saritaprasad4860]

Thank you .

[@jdfromparis6230]

I'm French, I live in Paris, I agree 100% with your tips. Excellent video :-)

[@herlifestyletravel]

Thank you!

[@love.1995]

I can't tell you how happy I am to see unambiguous black women like myself traveling to Paris. I have always dreamed of it but had my fears because of stereotypes and culture. I hope to visit one day and have a pleasant experience in the city of love.

[@herlifestyletravel]

Seeing other black women traveling was my inspiration to hit the road so I know where you’re coming from! Thank you for the kind words ❤️ I encourage you to follow through with your dream of visiting Paris!

[@teanna4569]

Thanks for the tips… plan on going next year, doing my research know 👍

[@katerinapavlou1586]

So exciting! I will be going there soon!! 🇫🇷🎡

[@gimj1_8]

Thanks, you have a similar travel and exploring style to me, I totally agree that most attractions are overrated and can be admired and explored without paying. Love your delivery style also easy to follow and understand. Good info thanks for the video I may visit next month.

[@diamondbentley7469]

I want to go to Paris, but I'm not exactly the richest person in the world. So these tips should really help me. Thank You.

[@herlifestyletravel]

Glad to help ;)

[@caromurray6152]

Excellent tips. Definitely bring comfortable shoes. Paris is very walkable but cobblestones can be brutal!!

[@herlifestyletravel]

I know right! Thanks Caro!

[@shaquailsilas7305]

Ill be returning to paris with my daughter next month for a month. Learning a bit of french is always good i am level A2 in French. French people aren't always the friendliest but i have met nice people who speak English. They like when others attempt to speak French but when people dont try they find it rude. And common courtesy is to always say bonjour before asking questions and entering stores ,if you dont say hello first its likely they won't Assist you 😊

[@herlifestyletravel]

Great advice! Have fun with your daughter :)

[@86963]

Thanks for sharing! I’m taking my twin girls in October for their 14th birthday and I’m trying to learn all the tips and tricks now.

[@cm975]

Very practical tips. Thank you!

[@herlifestyletravel]

You're welcome! Thanks

[@MelisaNH]

Thanks for the tips, super useful!

[@herlifestyletravel]

Glad to help! :)

[@behindherdesk4256]

Super helpful! Thank you!!

[@herlifestyletravel]

Thanks! You’re welcome!

[@cynthiatravelingqueen9095]

awesome video thanks for sharing

[@rochellefranzen8155]

I loved your tips! Thank you

[@herlifestyletravel]

Thank you! Glad to help :)

[@vaishnavibhartia5658]

Thanksssssss. Greattt content!!!!!!!

[@herlifestyletravel]

Happy to help! Thank you :)

[@labitcoineragt3596]

Great tips thank you!

[@herlifestyletravel]

Glad to help!

[@ChongcharoenSornkaewPok]

Thank you very much. The tips are very useful.

[@herlifestyletravel]

You’re very welcome! Glad to help 😀

[@glw5166]

What a wonderful and useful channel! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and advice. Heading to Paris for the first time for a day trip from London early October. Taking the train and hope to see as many sites as possible but mainly just want to see Paris and hopefully can plan a longer trip next time. This trip is really a business trip to the UK but Paris is too close to not try to go there even for just a day.

[@herlifestyletravel]

Thank you so much! Enjoy your trip to Paris!

[@mzansimagic4436]

thanks for the tips

[@herlifestyletravel]

Glad they helped :)

[@laura2842]

thank you so much!!

[@herlifestyletravel]

You're welcome!! glad to help

[@GreenEyes73]

Love your videos. I want to download the ebooks, but I am getting errors for all of them. Are the links still valid?

[@herlifestyletravel]

Oh no! Thanks for pointing that out. I'll have to update those linked ;) I'll have them all updated in a few days

[@robuen7711]

Thanks for the info-by any chance do you have the link for international sim card? ty:)

[@herlifestyletravel]

You are very welcome! Sure here's my affilate link: airalo.pxf.io/LPbDoO

[@jimmykotecha9889]

Hi, very informative video thx a ton Just one question which time of the day, in mid jun, there will be less rush ? ( Morning , noon, or evening)

[@herlifestyletravel]

As in, what time of day is most crowded? I assume in the afternoon.

[@jimmykotecha9889]

@@herlifestyletravel ok...yes den it's better to visit Eiffel tower in morning...right ?

[@esotericbikeclub3018]

Merci, i am planning à trip at the moment from the US to Paris. Also you are pretty.

[@herlifestyletravel]

Thank you 😊

[@Giugix9]

Going to paris this July. I’ll apply everything. Except traveling off season hahahaha

[@herlifestyletravel]

Paris in the summer is so much fun! I don't blame you ;)

[@Giugix9]

@@herlifestyletravel it’s the only time I can travel with my boyfriend! Haha btw! How many rides did you get to do at Disneyland in a day?

[@herlifestyletravel]

I think I went on 2 or 3. There so much to do there and lots to eat 😝 Have fun ❤️

[@mediatoryou]

I'm going for a week in December by myself. I don't speak French. I'm thinking about hiring a guide for a day or to have lunch a couple times or something. I'm going to spend at least 2 days at the louvre to refresh my perspective. First international trip since 2008. Any thoughts? Thanks. Mediator Lawrence

[@herlifestyletravel]

Don't worry you don't need to be fluent in French to explore Paris. I recommend just learning some of the basics like please, thank you, excuse me, etc. I made a video on that exact topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHSmZmmGgbpjg5I Enjoy your trip!

[@mediatoryou]

Merci!💜😃

[@LindaDLoweLLivingthelife]

Thanks for your video! Did you need a Visa or other documents, other than your passport, to enter Paris?

[@herlifestyletravel]

Nope just my passport

[@clifftheford]

In Paris rn!

[@herlifestyletravel]

Nice!!! Enjoy ;)

[@LeylaKaratas]

i visited paris a few years ago on a tight budget (like 30€-50€ a day) so i thought i'd share a few tips ☺️ - if you're european and want to go to paris, consider taking a flix bus. they have stops all over europe and are super cheap (i paid 20€ for germany > paris). - if you're under 26, most museums such as the louvre, museum d'orsay, museum de l'orangerie etc offer free entry. - if you're over 26, a lot of museums are free for everyone on the 1st sunday of every month. - don't go to restaurants near tourist attractions. they're extremely expensive and overpriced. if you go "off the beaten path" you'll find restaurants that are just as good, but much more affordable. - if you want to buy something to drink, stay away from shops, convenience stores and street vendors near tourist attractions. a bottle of water is like 3€ there. instead try to find a regular grocery store.

[@herlifestyletravel]

Thanks for the tips! I'm in my 30s so I don't share many tips for travelers in their 20s, so you're tips are super helpful on my channel! These 20 something-year-old budget travelers don't know how good they have it ;)

[@nikia_]

Ty. I'm going next month from Germany with flixbus. Also another tip i can add is travel overnight if you're going there with a bus that takes over 7 hours. That way you can sleep at night and be there in the morning. I like traveling like that cause saves time and give you more time at your destination.

[@herlifestyletravel]

I’ve done that before and it’s an awesome way to save some cash! Have a greeting in Germany! I can’t wait to visit again

[@ailenegalus1987]

Hi, how much normally the metro ticket?

[@herlifestyletravel]

it's normally €1.90

[@katerinapavlou1586]

🦋Lovely🦋

[@libra_435]

Do all the McDonald’s in Paris have an ATM? My bank doesn’t offer the service to convert usd to euros so I’m planning to withdraw from an atm once I’m there. I really want to avoid the confusing ones with high fees

[@herlifestyletravel]

No, not all of them have an ATM. Just be careful not to walk around with too much cash in Paris!

[@tsholokgoloko2437]

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[@lindseychristian77]

Question I am going paris for a day is station walking distance to tower

[@herlifestyletravel]

yes, there is a metro station near the Eiffel tower

[@phillipsmom6252]

I don’t understand why the airfare is more expensive in September and October then it is in the summer, when September and October are off season? Who did you go through to get your airfare?

[@herlifestyletravel]

Maybe I wasn't clear in my video ;) September and October are great months to visit as they are off-season months. So the flights would be cheaper. I usually visit Paris in September.

[@phillipsmom6252]

@@herlifestyletravel 👍

[@valmark876]

Thanks for your tips. What months are off season ?

[@herlifestyletravel]

I would say the Fall (September + October) and the Spring (March + April) are great months to travel offseason

[@keri471]

Would you recommend France in February?

[@herlifestyletravel]

I've never been to Paris in February, but if you don't mind the winter weather, go for it!

[@mikaelag5743]

I’m doing a solo travel to Paris in august of this year … isn’t Airbnb not safe if your alone ….

[@herlifestyletravel]

Cool! I solo traveled in August too! The weather is great then. Airbnb is safe for solo travelers. You just have to find a property you feel safe staying at. Reading reviews, looking at ratings, and chatting with the host. And also staying in a safe neighborhood. I rented a room in Paris and it was an awesome experience!

[@nikeyawashington4332]

How do you deal with the language barrier?

[@herlifestyletravel]

Hey Nikeya I made a video on that :). kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHSmZmmGgbpjg5I

[@tepairy1883]

Hi is it okay to go to Paris without the invitation from my friend?

[@herlifestyletravel]

Depend on what passport you have. Do the research to see if you need a visa

[@tepairy1883]

@@herlifestyletravel my passport is Philippines an ordinary passport I had

[@tepairy1883]

@@herlifestyletravel may I ask you, if you don't mind?

[@herlifestyletravel]

@@tepairy1883 Looks like you need a visa. Use this website for more info: www.visahq.ph/france/ Hope that helps

[@niara8864]

Can someone tell what is the correct usage.Is it Enroute Paris or Enroute to Paris.Please someone reply???

[@herlifestyletravel]

En route to Paris??? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

[@franchyluxuriouslifestyle9848]

En route to Paris or in French you can also say: En route pour Paris

[@herlifestyletravel]

@@franchyluxuriouslifestyle9848 Thanks :)

[@matildawolfram4687]

Beautiful video! Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!

[@jakeshackusky2578]

Is it okay to travel solo there even if I don’t speak a word of French?

[@herlifestyletravel]

yes it is! I've traveled solo with very little French. Check out my video here on how to travel to Paris as a solo traveler: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3mbdWOKpq2WjJI

[@missmayflower]

Good grief. If you’re going to visit another country at least learn some basic phrases and some basic manners. It’s Americans who are arrogant enough to not do so who report that Parisians are rude. They are only rude if you are. If you make a valiant attempt, they are very kind.

[@herlifestyletravel]

@@missmayflower Lady, don't get your panties in a bunch. There shouldn't be a prerequisite to visit any country. Stop being a bully and mind your own business. And if Americans are having the experience of Parisians being rude, then that's what it is. Period. Worry about yourself.

[@phillipsmom6252]

@@missmayflower …. Shut up

[@velvetstorm4563]

Yes, but make sure you learn a few basic words and phrases so you can get around easier

[@espanolconandres716]

25 euros isn't super affordable haha

[@herlifestyletravel]

Compare to 50, 60 I think it is ;)

[@spadaacca]

It's a misconception that people have that people speak French in Paris. In fact, the most common language spoken is a German-Chinese derivate language which sounds similar to French, but is of Asia-Germanic descent.

[@herlifestyletravel]

Huh? Where did you hear that?