Fly from Melbourne to Paris with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Melbourne to Paris with Etihad and travel from a thriving Australian city to the very heart of France’s capital.
Swap the chilled cafes of Melbourne’s Hawthorne neighbourhood for chic eateries in Paris’ Montmartre district. Sit back, relax and soon you will be gazing at one of the most historic skylines in Europe. Get ready to enjoy the sights, sounds and flavours of remarkable Paris by booking online today.
MEL to CDG: flight facts
Flying from Melbourne to Paris: FAQs
How do I get from Charles de Gaulle Airport to the city centre?
Travelling by car or taxi should take you from Charles de Gaulle Airport to the centre of Paris in around 45 minutes, depending on the traffic. Book a transfer with Etihad and get picked up in arrivals after landing.
You can also use Paris’s public transport to get to and from the airport. The regional RER train takes just under an hour, while the airport shuttle buses take little over an hour.
Is Paris easy to get around?
Yes, walking is the most scenic way to discover the amazing attractions in the city. But for longer journeys, the Paris Metro, with 380 stations, is ideal for exploring this historic city. There are buses, taxis and boats available too.
Top tips for Melbourne to Paris
Get a bird’s-eye view of the city
Paris has many significant landmarks for visitors to admire. Like Melbourne’s Museum and Royal Exhibition Building, the Eiffel Tower is a must for all visitors to the French capital.
Opened in 1889, the Eiffel Tower gives a magnificent bird’s-eye view of the city from 1,063 feet (324 metres) high. There are also several restaurants to sample halfway up the tower, offering fine dining with amazing panoramic views to admire.
Marvel at the Mona Lisa
Compare Melbourne’s fantastic street and urban art scene, with Paris’ classic galleries and museums. The capital of France is home to some of the most famous, classical art pieces from throughout history.
The Louvre is the heart of the city’s art scene, containing astonishing artwork such as the Venus de Milo and Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa – widely regarded as the world’s most famous painting.