Podgorica – Paris

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Looking for flights Podgorica Paris? The City of Light is about two and a half hours away, with seasonal direct routes and plenty of connecting options. On aviokarta.me you can compare all airlines in one place, with the final price in euros.

Paris – the city people keep coming back to

Few European capitals have as many faces as Paris. In the morning it is a city of bakeries and tiny cafés where a croissant is eaten standing at the counter; in the afternoon, a city of museums and long walks along the Seine; and at night, a city of theatres, cabarets and bistros where dinner rarely ends before midnight. Whether you come for art, fashion and food or simply to see the Eiffel Tower with your own eyes, Paris seldom disappoints – and is rarely visited only once.

When to go

The climate is mild and strongly shaped by the Atlantic, so grey and rainy days are more common than many visitors expect. The most pleasant months are late spring and early summer (May and June) and early autumn, when temperatures are perfect for exploring on foot all day. July and August are warmer and the busiest, while winter brings mild temperatures, Christmas markets, open-air ice rinks and, with a bit of luck, the best hotel rates.

What to see in Paris

The big landmarks

The Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées are usually the first stop. Place de la Concorde, the Louvre with the Mona Lisa and its glass pyramid, Notre-Dame Cathedral – reopened in late 2024 after its post-fire restoration – and the Palais Garnier opera house form a core that is easy to cover on foot or by metro. For a day trip, the Palace of Versailles is a short suburban train ride from the centre.

Neighbourhoods with character

Montmartre, with the Sacré-Cœur basilica and its square full of painters, keeps the spirit of bohemian Paris alive. Le Marais is packed with small galleries, boutiques and hidden courtyards, while the Latin Quarter and Saint-Germain are known for students, bookshops and legendary literary cafés. Montparnasse once drew artists from all over the world; today the top of its tower offers one of the best views of the city – Eiffel Tower included.

Cafés, wine and food

The Parisian café is an institution: tiny tables facing the street, an espresso or a glass of wine, and endless people-watching. The broad boulevards laid out by Baron Haussmann in the 19th century, lined with uniform stone buildings and wrought-iron balconies, give the city its unmistakable backdrop. Try a baguette from the local bakery, cheese from a market stall and a classic bistro set menu – the quickest route to a truly Parisian experience.

Paris in three days

If this is your first time in Paris, three days make a good introduction. Spend day one on the Left Bank: the Eiffel Tower in the morning before the crowds, then a walk to Les Invalides and the Musée d’Orsay, and an evening in Saint-Germain. Devote day two to the Louvre and the Tuileries Garden, then cross the Pont Neuf to the Île de la Cité for Notre-Dame and Sainte-Chapelle. On day three, climb the hill of Montmartre, explore Le Marais in the afternoon and end with a Seine cruise at dusk, when the city truly becomes the City of Light. Buy museum tickets in advance on the official websites to skip the queues.

Flying from Montenegro to Paris

From Podgorica (TGD), and in summer from Tivat (TIV), there are seasonal direct flights to Paris, plus plenty of one-stop connections all year round. In recent seasons direct routes have been operated by Transavia (to Orly), Wizz Air (to Beauvais) and Air Montenegro, but schedules change from season to season, so always check current flights in the search. When there is no direct flight, Paris is easy to reach via Belgrade, Vienna, Rome or Istanbul, often with Air France and its partners on the longer leg.

• Flight time: around two and a half hours non-stop; with a connection, usually 4 to 7 hours in total.
• City code: search for “Paris” or PAR to see flights to all Paris airports at once.
• Baggage: low-cost fares usually include only a small bag – add a larger suitcase when you book.
• Documents: France is in the Schengen Area; check the official entry requirements and your passport validity before you travel.

From the airport to the city

Charles de Gaulle (CDG), France’s largest airport, lies northeast of the city – the RER B train runs to Gare du Nord and Châtelet, and taxis to the centre charge a fixed fare. Orly (ORY) is to the south and closest to the centre, connected by metro line 14 and the Orlyval shuttle train. Beauvais (BVA) is about 85 km away, with coaches to Paris timed to flight arrivals, so allow an extra hour or more on the road.

When to book

For spring weekends, summer and holidays, it is best to book 6 to 8 weeks ahead. The best deals usually appear for November to March, except around Christmas and New Year. If your dates are flexible, compare nearby days too – the price difference can be significant.

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