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Fly From Paris to New York
Origin | Paris |
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Destination | New York |
Number of Daily Flights | 33 |
Earliest Flight Departure Date | Nov 30 |
Latest Flight Departure Date | Nov 30 |
Popular Airlines | American Airlines |
Cheap flights from Paris to New York
Charles De Gaulle Airport (CDG) is located in Paris, France 16 miles northeast of the city center. The airport is accessible from Paris by A1 or A3 motorway. Nonstop flights to John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), take eight hours.
You can reach Manhattan, the central borough, via Grand Central Parkway, and taxis, buses and shuttles are available at every terminal.
Attractions and Tips
There is no place like New York City. "The Big Apple" is host to cultural experiences like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the playhouses along Broadway, where you can see an opera or musical any night of the week. Top-flight restaurants entreat your palate to have a taste of everything.
You can head out into "The City that Never Sleeps" to enjoy electronic nightclubs, late-night comedy shows at places like The Comedy Cellar, and even a nighttime skyline viewing from the observation deck of the Empire State Building.
New York has a moderate northern climate, with warm summers, wet springs, and cold, snowy winters, so pack accordingly. The city has one of the largest underground systems in the world, and the pedestrian-friendly streets are easy to walk, as long as you bring a comfortable pair of shoes. International travelers can find options all over the city, with neighborhoods like SoHo and Greenwich Village particularly friendly to expatriates.