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Fly From Miami to Paris
Origin | Miami |
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Destination | Paris |
Number of Daily Flights | 8 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | May 18 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | May 18 |
Popular Airlines | Air France |
Cheap flights from Miami to Paris
Step away from the sandy shores of South Beach and take a trip to Paris where the Eiffel Tower and The Louvre awaits. From the Palais Garnier opera house to quaint coffee shops, Paris offers entertainment and local flavors to enjoy. Once you arrive at the Miami International Airport (MIA) and board the plane, it will take you about nine hours to reach the capital city of Paris.
Attractions
Start your visit to Paris with a trip to the Eiffel Tower, and head directly to the Notre-Dame Cathedral for a glimpse of its historic architecture. Paris also offers similar entertainment options of home, such as Disneyland Paris. The Catacombs of Paris contain underground ossuaries to discover, and the National Museum of Modern Art has an extensive collection of modern and contemporary art to admire. Hailing a taxi or riding a local RATP bus, makes it easy to get to each destination without having to navigate the streets yourself.
Hints and Tips
Landing at the Charles De Gaulle Airport (CDG) places you less than 50 minutes from downtown Paris. In the summer, average temperatures reach in the high 60s, whereas the winter sees temperatures in the low 40s. This well-known city came into existence in the third century when the local Celtic people gave Paris its name.