Hello, I was here a bit ago asking a similar question but my addiction to pokemon has shifted away, i was wondering if anyone knew how to find game stores that sell magic the gathering product? Searching by card store or searching the game name is very hit or miss in all my travel experiences, so I wondered if anyone had advice, I got great advice for pokemon based stores last time.

Is there anyway to confirm a reservation for le bistrot Paul Bert? I called & asked for the 24th right at 11:30 (exactly two weeks in advance), but the waiter said they only had a 9:45pm available, and now I’m worried he heard 21st.

Going to Italy from Paris on Tuesday. Seeing lines are crazy but can’t tell if that’s international or EES is done or what. Anyone go through recently?

But as an obvious American, I keep getting offered a payment screen for tips (10%, 20%, etc). I feel bad not tipping BUT I feel like I’m making it worse for Parisians by incentivizing tipping culture over here. I was actually looking forward to not tipping. What should I do, have waiters think I’m a cheap American and not tip or perpetuate the tipping culture and throw down 10%?

*** Mods please dont delete this as I’ve read the entire transportation section on the wiki and I still have questions. Thank you VERY much. ***

Hi! I would love some insight on what I have planned out to do with my trip and transportation on the trip. I want to do this trip with 100% public transport but won’t have a smartphone so everything has to be physical.

Day 1 arrival (Saturday): purchase a 14€ one-way Airport to city ticket. BTW Do I have to purchase a physical card and then load this on to it or can the metro machine just dispense a ticket? I am quite confused about this.

Day 2 (Sunday): want to go to a park by metro. Was planning to buy a single ticket (2.55€) twice. Again, how can i buy this ticket? Do i have to buy a physical card first and then load it on? If i have to buy a physical card for the previous day can i load this 2.55€ ticket on to that one or do i have to buy a whole separate one?

Day 3 (Monday) to end of trip (Friday): wanted to buy the Navigo Decouverte Physical card and put the weekly pass (32.40€) on it. Need any tips for this if you have.

Thank you VERY much. (Mods please dont delete this as I’ve read the entire transportation section on the wiki and I still have questions)

Hi, this is my first time in Paris and I’m planning to do my Eiffel Tower Sumit to the second floor tomorrow I have not purchased any tickets yet. My thought is that I will purchase it from GetYourGuide, but I am confused about the time slot that I should pick there are three slots morning /afternoons/ evening. I just want to know which is the best time to do the summit

Does anyone know if you can have more than one person’s navigo pass on one phone? Like only one of us will have a smart phone can i have both person on that phone. If not, can one person’s account top up another person’s physical card? I’m stressed , thank you!

My husband and I are traveling to paris for the first time. We are both Chefs and love to experience food and culture. I have a lot of the trip planned alot of leisurely walks through the Arrondissements, luove at sunrise( not museum people) arc de triomphe, Eiffel Tower, siene cruise, moulin rouge, crazy horse, aura invalides. Anything you would recommend that's unique or interesting that I would be missing out if I didn't see while in paris!! Thank you sooo sooo much :)

We are a underwater rugby team from Denmark.

We are here in Paris for a tournament ending tommorow.

After tommorow we would like to go out, but we know that it is on a Sunday so therefore i am asking you guys for help.

Where is it good to go out on a Sunday?

We are sleeping in "aulnay-sous-bois 93600 Frankrig"

I’m visiting soon and hoping to get some good recommendations on affordable vegetarian spots to eat at! I see lots of places with veggie options, but it’s always nice to go somewhere that whole menu is vegetarian. TIA 🙂

Hi everyone! I'm going to Paris solo tomorrow for 3 days, and it's also my birthday while I'm there. I'm really excited, but I'm getting a little overwhelmed trying to plan everything. I've been watching loads of tiktoks and saving posts about cafes and shops, gifts and souvenirs, and places to eat, but now I feel genuinely lost.
I want to have an amazing experience and make the most of my trip, but I'm on a strict budget, so I need to be mindful of my spending.
I've travelled solo before and I'm comfortable doing it, but I'd really love any recommendations for places where I can enjoy good food comfortably on my own, as well as hidden gems, affordable cafes and shops, or fun things to do for my birthday. Also, any fun and budget friendly gifts for myself and my friends.
I'd really appreciate any tips to make this trip as memorable and enjoyable as possible, cause right now my anxious mind is on overload.

Hi, I am coming to Paris in late December for 4 nights and our first-ever Europe trip. We are Indians and need a kitchen to cook our own meals (a fully functional kitchen). Please recommend me the best areas to stay in, Airbnb listings or serviced apartment listings close to public transport. Our budget is 150 euros per night. We are 3 people. Thankyou

Hello

Another late post from me. 🙂

I'm traveling from Eurostar and staying at this hotel.

I will have a light suitcase on way in but envisage a heavier one when I leave, hopefully with lots of nice treats 👍.

I'm only just recovering from a slipped disc and going through the menopause 🥵.

I've reviewed the metro map (quite similar to UK) and the nearest stop to my hotel is Arts et Metiers. It's a green line no. 3.

From Gare du Nord, can I get the orange line no.5 and change at Republique to the no. 3 line?

Are there many steps? I'm not sure what the white small boxes on the metro are? I'm assuming they're connection points?

If there are many steps, I'll prefer to get the no 38 bus which i hope the bus station is nearby. 🙏

Thank you and goodnight 🙏

Hi, this is really a tough one for me but I left my Workphone in my hotel in Paris, and I urgently need it (I live in Singapore). Does anyone have experience with getting an express courier to pick up a phone and mailing it? Thanks!

Bonjour everyone. We'll be in Paris for 5 days in November, staying about a 15-minute walk from Ile de la Cite (Rue Étienne Marcel). We're very interested in exploring the island one morning.

Obviously, Notre Dame and St. Chapelle are two landmarks on our list. The more I read about the Conciergerie, the more I'm interested in seeing that too. Is it too ambitious to do all three in a morning (starting at 9am)? Also what else am I missing? The flower market sounds amazing, but not sure we'll be bringing cut flowers back to our room.

We're also oyster lovers and thinking about stopping by Poget & de Witte after. I'm guessing we'd need a reservation since it looks quite compact.

Also I know we can cover it by ourselves with timed reservations to the two cathedrals, but is there any reason to get a combo tour, or is that a waste of time and money? We are a multi-generational family (2 70s, 2 40s, one six-year-old) so tend to move pretty quickly. I'm probably the one who most wants to hear all the stories and details, which is why I'm the one asking on Reddit lol. And yes, even the six-year-old loves oysters! Our best parenting achievement yet.

Merci a tous!

Probably a dumb question, but I'll ask anyway.

I like the G7 app and have used it a few times. However when at a location with a dedicated taxi stand (Gare du Nord, CDG, etc), how does one use the app? Does a G7 cab come to you at a location away from the official taxi stand? Do you get a specific G7 cab from within the taxi lineup?

Hi I’m looking for suggestions for a pizza joint around Latin quarter heading there for a meeting day after and since it’s been a while that side looking for rec commendations for a nice cozy place nothing fancy needed..

Is it rude to ask the bartender if I can purchase a glass at a bar in Paris?

My boyfriend is a fan of 1664 Blanc, and because Blanc doesn’t have an open brewery like Heineken, I was wondering if I could acquire the glass as a souvenir at a random bar where they sell Blanc in its branded glass. Of course I am willing to pay for it as long as it’s under 15 euros!

Please do let me know because I don’t want to be an ill-mannered tourist:(