Dublin to Paris flights

Dublin to Paris flights leave from Dublin Airport and fly direct to Paris, a journey of about two hours.

Flights land at one of Paris's three airports: Charles De Gaulle Airport, Paris Orly Airport or Paris-Beauvais Airport.

Fares from Dublin to Paris start at 14€, based on what eDreams customers have paid in recent days. If your dates can move, it is worth comparing a few before you book.

Flights to Paris leave from Dublin Airport, which has two main passenger buildings: one for short-haul flights such as Ryanair, the other used by Aer Lingus. A covered walkway connects the two.

Buses and coaches run to the airport from the city:

• Aircoach: a 24-hour shuttle, the most frequent link from the city centre
• Dublin Express: routes 782 and 784
• Dublin Bus: local routes 41 and 16, the cheapest way to reach the terminals

Taxis are available across the city but cost more than the bus services.

Flights from Dublin Airport land at Charles de Gaulle (CDG) or Beauvais-Tillé (BVA), and each Paris airport has its own route into the city:

• Charles de Gaulle (CDG): the RER B train connects the airport to central Paris in 40 minutes
• Beauvais-Tillé (BVA): a dedicated shuttle bus runs from the terminal to Porte Maillot, on the west side of Paris
• Orly (ORY): the RER B or Tramway 7 links the airport with the south of the city

Taxi ranks are outside the arrivals hall of every terminal.

Paris is split into 20 arrondissements, each with its own slice of French history, art and fashion, and the city is easy to explore on foot or by Metro:

• Louvre: the former royal palace, now the museum of the Mona Lisa
• Notre Dame: the historic Gothic cathedral on the Île de la Cité, reopened after its restoration
• Eiffel Tower: views over the whole city from its upper floors
• Champs-Élysées: the avenue up to the Arc de Triomphe, for a coffee on a terrace
• Rue Saint-Honoré: the street of fashion boutiques running parallel to the Louvre and the Tuileries
• Le Marais: the place for traditional bistros, small museums, the Place des Vosges and nightlife
• Montmartre: the hilltop artists' quarter below the Sacré-Cœur, with views over the rooftops of Paris

In December, the Christmas lights on the Champs-Élysées and the decorated department stores on Boulevard Haussmann draw winter visitors.