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City of light and romance
Romantic. Charming. Luminous. Paris has a lot of superlatives, starting with “the most beautiful city in Europe”. The French capital shines with its culture, its architecture, its nightlife and all the "little things" that are so French and that make up its charm. Whether it's an unusual adventure, an exhilarating getaway, a cultural trip or an exceptional stay, Paris remains the city of absolute romance. There are many experiences to be had, in summer and winter, even when it's cold!
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Coming to Paris
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Map of Paris
How to get to Paris
Going to Paris from Port-Vila
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Travel time
The shortest travel time for a trip from Port-Vila to Paris is 29 hours and 40 minutes. This travel time may vary depending on your itinerary.
Time difference
It is 10 hours later in Port-Vila, Vanuatu than in Paris, France.
When to go to Paris
When is the best time to visit Paris?
Paris has an oceanic climate and can therefore be visited at any time of the year. Depending on what you want to do in Paris, the best times to visit are :
- Summer time: enjoy Paris in the sun! Stroll the streets of Paris and stop off at one of the many cultural festivals held in the city or its suburbs. Enjoy the most beautiful places in the city with pleasant temperatures (between 20°C and 30°C). Take the time to sit at a café terrace and take part in the Parisian nightlife that has made the city famous.
- Winter period: from October to March, take advantage of the slightly cooler temperatures (between 0°C and 15°C) to visit the city's cultural institutions. Museums, exhibitions, theatres... you are bound to find something to entertain you.
