Marty Davis

Ok so you are travelling to Paris, you will probably arrive via train or plane and then either use the underground or get a taxi to their desired hotel, but if you are thinking about arriving by car, then do bear in mind that parking is a major problem and there are actually very few hotels that do have their own car parking area.

If you are travelling to France have you ever thought of taking The Eurostar, which is a high speed passenger train, that travels between London and Paris through the channel tunnel?

When going on holiday in France why not try visiting one of the famous castles in France, like Chateau de Chantilly which is a beautiful palace in one of the largest forests that covers an area of approximately 7,800 hectares and is only an hour away from Paris making this place very popular with tourists.

With many different types of restaurants in Paris choosing the right one could become hard work, but if you are looking for some top table French cuisine you need to try The Tour d'Argent, which has become famous throughout the world.

Did you know that the Champs Elysees Avenue is actually the second widest avenue in Europe, and if you start at the Arc de Triomphe, you can then walk all the way down the avenue eventually reaching the Tuileries Gardens.

Disneyland Paris is open every single day of the year but has a completely different feel in winter compared to summer, but whatever time of year you visit, you are sure to have a lasting memory of this magical theme park by Walt Disney.

There are thousands of different bistros, cafes and restaurants in Paris, which will range from having a quick snack to having a full blown A la Carte meal at one of the top table restaurants that serve haute cuisine.

There are many fabulous pictures of The Louvre, but most people recognise this Paris landmark by the large glass pyramid that is situated in the central courtyard and serves as the main entrance to the museum.

Paris has many different monuments you can visit, but one that should be high on your list is the Notre Dame Cathedral that is over 800 years old, and is found in the middle of the River Seine.

The Arc de Triomphe is just one of many landmarks in Paris that you can visit when on holiday, and standing at over 51 metres high you can be sure to find this with ease.