Paris Hotels near Madeleine

Madeleine Top 3

• Admire the building's neo-classical style, which was designed after the Maison Carrée at Nimes, the best preserved of all ancient Roman temples.
• Explore the Place de la Concorde, one of the major squares in Paris, which is home to the Obelisk of Luxor and two of Paris' most famous fountains.
• Visit and dine at Maxim's Paris on Rue Royale, a restaurant famous for its Art Nouveau décor.

Getting There

Paris, France is served by Charles de Gaulle international airport. Hiring a car from the airport is one transport option, as is taking a taxi. However, Paris has an excellent public transportation system. The Metro subway is the fastest and easiest way to get around Paris, along with RER, buses, tramways, boat tours, and bike rentals. When taking the Metro, get off at the “Madeleine” stop. Paris also has buses that go to the area, so check the local bus schedule for times. Once there, you can walk to the church and other sites, or simple take a bicycle or hire a taxi. Most tourists rely on walking or bicycling for exploring around Madeleine.