Fly from Paris to Islamabad with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Paris to Islamabad and leave one historical capital to explore another. Brimming with fascinating modernity, this purpose-built city is home to state-of-the-art architecture, beautiful green spaces and has brought a whole new level of diversity to Pakistan.
Visit the Faisal Mosque, explore the Margalla Hills and delve into the rich Pakistani culture at its heritage museums. Start planning your trip to Islamabad with Etihad Airways.
CDG to ISB: flight facts
Flying from Paris to Islamabad: FAQs
What is Islamabad famous for?
Islamabad is famous for being Pakistan’s first planned city. Construction began on the city in the 1960s in order to replace Karachi as the country’s new capital. It’s known for its abundance of national parks and green space, its modern architecture and its high standard of living. Book flights from ISB to FRA to experience this fascinating city for yourself.
How to I get from Islamabad airport to the city?
The distance from Islamabad International Airport (ISB) to the city centre is around 12 miles (20 kilometres) and you’ll find taxi services at the terminal when you land. There is also a bus station nearby and car hire services available.
Why not pre-book a convenient, private transfer with Etihad? Travel from the airport to your hotel in style and comfort after your flight.
Top tips for Paris to Islamabad
Visit the Faisal Mosque
Nestled at the foot of the Margalla Hills, what was once the largest mosque in the world is still the most iconic and visited landmark in Islamabad. A place of worship bearing similarities to that of Paris’ Sacré-Cœur, in terms of its popularity and striking white architecture, the modern Faisal Mosque takes inspiration from Bedouin desert tents.
Visit the Pakistan Monument
Similar to the world-famous Louvre in Paris, the Pakistan Monument is a magnificent architectural feat, accompanied by a must-visit museum. The prominent design symbolises a blossoming flower, with the petals representing all of the provinces and territories of Pakistan. Step inside the monument’s on-site museum and discover the country’s rich culture, traditions and accomplishments on a fascinating journey through time.