Day trip to Paris.
From Liverpool, out and back.
France·Sat 3 Oct
Flight times and fares from Liverpool to Paris open on 13 October 2026.
What a day in Paris costs
£56on the ground, per person
Worth paying for
Getting there
RER B 35 min, €14, Metro day pass €12 (25km)
Sat 3 Oct in Paris: 20°C, overcast and dry, sunset 17:28.
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Before you book
How do you get from Paris airport into town?
RER B 35 min, €14 A day ticket on local transport is Metro day pass €12. Cheaper option: RATP bus 350 (to Porte de la Chapelle, 60-80 min) or bus 351 (to Nation, 70-90 min) with a standard €2 bus-tram ticket, versus RER B at €14 (25-30 min)..
What does a day in Paris cost, not counting the flight?
About £56 a person for the day: local transport, lunch, dinner and a drink. Paid attractions are listed separately because most people do one or none, and an average that includes them is a number nobody actually pays.