A recent trip to Orlando reminded me of the vast amount of coupons used to get people to visit specific sites/restaurants/etc. In Paris, are there any equivalent coupons I should look for. Such as if I go to City Hall, or look in the newspaper, etc. Nice way to save $$ if there are these deals out there. Thanks!
Posted by
Orlando
104 posts
If you can read and understand French I know there are Groupon deals. I have them in my email everyday but can't read the deals to know if it is worth it. Keep in mind with these deals it can take businesses long periods to make reservations. Also watch for the date they expire. Have fun! I know I love a good deal.
Posted by
OP
indianapolis
228 posts
Thanks, I'll start my online search there!
Posted by
L'Occitanie, France
10223 posts
Versailles or the Tour Eiffel, they don't need publicity. You might find something for a bateau mouche. We once had a twofer where we toured a winery in Passy and had a Seine boat ride included in the price. Coupons are a lot rarer but whatever you find you could let others know.
Posted by
OP
indianapolis
228 posts
Good point! Thanks for your replies!
Posted by
St. Louis, MO (formerly, Windermere, FL)
340 posts
We recently returned from Paris and all 4 of us agreed that the best thing we did to save a little money but a LOT of time and aggravation was getting the Paris Museum Pass. There were over 100 people in some of the lines, like the Musee d'Orsay and Louvre, and we just walked in. We actually ended up going to the Louvre for several short visits over the 4 days we were in Paris. We also visited several small museums we had never been to and may not have gone into.