Fly from Chennai to Paris with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Chennai to Paris and discover a city of history and light to rival the tradition and energy of Tamil Nadu’s capital.
Be transported from India’s food-loving heart to the centre of haute cuisine, where fine French dining and elegant cafes await – not to mention iconic European landmarks and art galleries.
Your journey with Etihad includes a connection in Abu Dhabi too – giving you the option of a relaxing stopover in the enchanting capital of the UAE.
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Flying from Chennai to Paris: FAQs
What currency is used in Paris?
As with many nations in Europe, France uses the euro as its currency and has done since 2002.
You can exchange money before travelling from Chennai to Paris, but there will also be plenty of banks and bureau du changes available when you arrive. Major credit cards are widely accepted at businesses and retailers throughout the city.
After my flight from Chennai to Paris, how do I get to the city centre?
Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) is approximately 21 miles (34 kilometres) from the centre of Paris.
For worry-free transport to your hotel or other destination, book a private airport transfer with Etihad and arrive in comfort and style.
Alternatively, you can take taxis, the regional RER train and buses into the city’s heart – taking around an hour to do so.
Top tips for Chennai to Paris
A triumph of architecture
Carefully planned streets, parks and monuments are a signature of majestic Paris, with some of the most famous landmarks on the entire planet located here.
Take time out to visit the Arc de Triomphe, a poignant and impressive war memorial near the Champs-Élysées. This mile-long avenue is also a favourite for visitors keen to sample its many cafes, theatres and luxury shops.
Modern art mastery
The Louvre may be Paris’s most well-known museum, but the Pompidou Centre shouldn’t be overlooked either. It’s one of the largest and most important modern art museums in Europe, featuring more than 50,000 works including famous classics of the 20th century.
The Pompidou is also something of marvel on the outside too. Just as Chennai’s own distinctive architecture stands out, the centre is a marvellous piece of engineering.