by Jessica on January 29, 2010
Paris is one of those cities that’s popular year-round, and arguably most popular during the summer (despite the fact that it can get roastingly hot and it feels like every other tourist on the planet is in the city with you). But savvy travelers know that by shifting their trip plans by just a couple months they can experience a city that’s far less crowded, much less sticky-hot, and no less beautiful or charming.
While Paris in Autumn may be many
by Cristina on January 21, 2010
We all seen that this winter was cold and snowy and most of Europe … and it’s not over yet. So if the endless cups of hot cocoa and the daydreaming about nicer days are not enough to keep you afloat during the winter, then it’s time to plan your next spring. Where? In Amsterdam, of course.
Whether you live in (near) Paris or you are here on vacation, a short trip or weekend getaway in Amsterdam is a
by Jessica on January 14, 2010
We like to think that pretty much everything we write about on WhyGo Paris is interesting, but sometimes it’s kind of fun to look at what you actually think is interesting. This is one of the latter times - and what better time to do it than the start of a new year?
This is a list of the top 10 articles on WhyGo Paris in 2009, in descending order with the most popular listed last. Some of these results surprised
by Jessica on January 6, 2010
Just before the holidays, I wrote an article about some of the deals on airline tickets to Paris for January. Although they weren’t the cheapest flights to Paris I’ve seen, they’re still lower than you’ll pay if you’re planning a summertime trip to the French capital.
Smart travelers know that winter travel to Europe is always going to be a good way to get more for your money, but if you’ve got your heart set on a warmer vacation there are
by Jessica on December 17, 2009
My holidays are always spent in the same way, and in the same places - but that doesn’t stop me from dreaming about being in a foreign land at least once during those holiday trips. Because who wouldn’t want to one day stroll the Champs-Elysees to look at the Christmas lights on all the trees, right?
Well, if you’re anything like me and you’ve got obligations around the holidays, then even the temptations of super low December fares aren’t going to
by Jessica on December 10, 2009
When you’re looking at a site that’s described as a “Paris travel guide” then you might think the whole thing is basically a set of Paris travel tips. And in many ways, you’d be right. But there is much more packed into this site than just travel-specific information, so we thought it would be handy to put all the biggest and most important travel tips for Paris into one post so that you could find it easily. Consider this a