A Blog for the digital nomad, student, or professional traveling to Paris, France!
From soldier to a life of photo-shoots, champagne, and chocolate – that’s the journey SWK took in the enchanting streets of Paris, France. Living as a digital nomad in the City of Lights and Love felt like a dream come to life, blending the thrill of entrepreneurship with the elegance of a white-glove lifestyle. It's all possible because of building an online business that empowers others to unlock their freedom. Now, instead of boots on the ground, SWK’s days are filled with café moments, stunning views, and the rich experiences that only Paris could offer. So, if you are planning on traveling to Paris soon-get ready to dress and impress in the city of Love, Lights, Art, and Sophistication.
Hi! I'm Kaylee Tindle, owner and founder of SWK. I'm what you call a digital nomad. I lived and traveled through Paris, France in the summer of 2024. In this blog, I'm going to honestly talk to you about my time there! By the end of this blog, I'll also be giving you some tips and tricks on how to travel to, and through France for dirt cheap, as that digital nomad, student, or professional living there!
SWK empowers people just like you to become digital nomads by guiding you through building your own online business, so you too can live a life of travel. We’d love to connect with you! At the end of this blog, don’t hesitate to schedule a consultation—let’s start your journey today!
To begin, Paris is the cultural heart of France, known for its iconic landmarks, charming café culture, and streets that overflow with history and art. From the Eiffel Tower’s dazzling lights to the world-renowned Louvre and the elegant Champs-Élysées, Paris is a city that captures the essence of romance and sophistication. With its blend of classical beauty and modern vibrancy, Paris offers a unique experience for travelers seeking inspiration, elegance, and a taste of the finer things in life.
One of the best things about Paris is its ease of exploration. The city is incredibly walkable, with cobblestone streets that invite you to wander and discover hidden gems around every corner. For those wanting a quintessential Parisian experience, consider renting a bike and riding along the Seine or through lush parks like the Jardin des Tuileries. Paris is a place where every stroll feels like a scene from a classic film – a place where your journey itself becomes part of the destination.
In matters of politics, France is a semi-presidential republic, blending democratic ideals with a unique balance of power between a directly elected President and a Prime Minister. This dual structure allows France to be responsive to both national and local needs, creating a dynamic political landscape. Paris, as the capital, stands at the heart of France’s political life and often serves as the focal point for social movements and activism. The Parisians bring a particular sophistication to their protests, drawing from a long history of civic engagement and intellectual discourse that has shaped France’s democratic values. This culture of activism is woven into the city’s identity, where every protest, debate, or rally reflects a passionate commitment to societal progress and the spirit of liberty, equality, and fraternity.
In France, the official language is French, spoken by nearly the entire population and serving as the language of government, education, media, and daily life. French is more than just a means of communication; it’s a symbol of national pride and cultural heritage, celebrated for its elegance and expressive depth. As someone who has studied multiple languages throughout life-The French language to me, truly was a work of art.
In Paris, the linguistic landscape reflects the city’s global influence and diverse population. English is widely spoken, especially in business, tourism, and among younger Parisians and expatriates, making it accessible for international visitors. Additionally, languages like Spanish, Italian, Arabic, and Portuguese are commonly heard, as Paris attracts people from around the world. This multilingual environment enriches the city’s cosmopolitan feel, blending traditional French charm with the sounds of many cultures, all contributing to the vibrant and inclusive spirit of Paris
Brief History of France
France’s journey to its modern identity began with the Revolution of 1789, a historic upheaval that overthrew the monarchy and radically transformed French society. The French Revolution, driven by demands for liberty, equality, and fraternity, marked the end of absolute monarchy under King Louis XVI and paved the way for the establishment of a republic. During this time, revolutionary ideals spread throughout Europe, igniting changes that continue to influence democratic thought.
Following the Revolution, France experienced periods of both stability and turmoil, including the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, whose ambitions led to an empire that reshaped Europe. The 19th century brought further shifts with the establishment of the Third Republic, and France emerged from World War II as a founding member of the European Union. Today, France stands as a beacon of democratic values, cultural sophistication, and a champion of human rights, its rich history reflected in the grandeur of Paris and the legacy of thinkers, artists, and leaders who have shaped the nation’s identity.
Living in Paris-a life of luxury
Living in Paris was nothing short of transformative—a place where my dreams of European elegance became reality. As a former soldier, I’d once believed I understood freedom, but Paris redefined it in a way that went beyond what I’d ever imagined. Walking through the boulevards and along the Seine, I felt a new kind of liberation—a freedom to indulge in the beauty, sophistication, and art that fill every corner of this city.
One moment, I was savoring a perfectly brewed espresso at a sidewalk café, watching the world go by with a view of the Eiffel Tower. The next, I found myself wandering through the hushed halls of the Louvre, surrounded by centuries of art and culture. My days were filled with an elegant life of photo-shoots on New York Avenue in a designer dress by Anne Fontaine, champagne dinners at the Moulin Rouge, and attending showings at the Latin Cabaret. Dining at the Four Seasons, luxury shopping, exploring fancy speakeasies, and seeing roses on every street corner—Paris, for me, was a city that smelled of chocolate and champagne, where I was truly living my dream life.
Luxury Shopping In Paris
Paris offers an unparalleled luxury shopping experience, where fashion, elegance, and artistry converge in the world’s most iconic boutiques. Wandering through the golden streets of the Champs-Élysées and Avenue Montaigne, I was immersed in a world of haute couture that I had only dreamed about. From Chanel to Louis Vuitton, Dior to Hermès, each boutique seemed like a curated museum of style, showcasing not just clothing but a heritage of craftsmanship.
Stepping into these storied stores was an experience in itself—every piece felt like a work of art, tailored to perfection, with staff treating each customer as though they were royalty. The details, the ambiance, and the sheer luxury of the spaces made shopping in Paris feel like a ceremony of indulgence. I found myself enchanted by exclusive pieces, the finest leather handbags, silk scarves, and custom fragrances that seemed to capture the essence of Paris in a bottle.
Shopping here wasn't just about buying clothes; it was about stepping into a world of elegance, where quality, beauty, and the city’s timeless charm came together. The Black dress of choice for my photo-shoot, is designed by Anne Fontaine.
One of the standout luxury fragrances you’ll find in France is Kilian, a favorite for those who appreciate depth and sophistication in their scent. Known for its rich, layered compositions, Kilian offers a range of opulent fragrances that evoke everything from dark, smoky undertones to sweet, floral notes. Each bottle feels as refined as the scent itself, embodying the elegance and allure of Paris. Kilian Hennessy, the founder of KILIAN PARIS, hails from the renowned Hennessy cognac family. Drawing inspiration from his heritage, he established his eponymous fragrance house in 2007, aiming to restore the art of perfumery to its luxurious roots.
The design of KILIAN PARIS bottles reflects this commitment to luxury and sophistication. Each bottle is styled like elegant Art Deco barware, featuring engraved concentric circles along the sides, inspired by the Achilles shield—a symbol of protection and seduction. This meticulous attention to detail ensures that every bottle is not only a vessel for fragrance but also a timeless piece of art.
Moreover, KILIAN PARIS emphasizes sustainability through its refillable designs. Kilian Hennessy believes that "true luxury should last forever," and this philosophy is embodied in the brand's perpetually refillable bottles, making them eternal collector’s items.
This blend of heritage, artistry, and sustainability makes KILIAN PARIS fragrances a distinctive choice for those seeking elegance and depth in their scent collection-and of course earned its right to be my absolute favorite.
My Designer of Choice throughout my
Parisian experience was Anne Fontaine-
With a mix of LIVY.
Throughout my time in Paris, Anne Fontaine became my designer of choice, embodying the essence of sophistication and timeless style. Known for her iconic white shirts and elegant designs, Anne Fontaine has a unique ability to blend classic French chic with a modern, feminine edge. Her pieces are effortlessly versatile, perfect for anything from a casual stroll along the Seine to a glamorous night at the opera.
I was especially in love with her black pieces, which captured my personal style of dark feminine energy with class. Each black blouse, dress, and tailored jacket added a sense of mystery and sophistication, allowing me to express a powerful elegance that felt true to who I am. Her designs made me feel not only stylish but also deeply connected to the essence of Paris itself. In a city where style is as essential as air, Anne Fontaine allowed me to embrace the Parisian lifestyle with both elegance and an edge that reflected my own unique energy. In this photo, I show-off my fit to the Moulin Rouge, a Cape and Trousers, specifically tailored to me, from Anne Fontaine. My black pumps of choice were from a boutique in Valencia, Spain.
Another favorite brand I often wore in Paris was LIVY, which perfectly complemented my sense of style with its daring yet refined aesthetic. Known for its luxurious lingerie and ready-to-wear pieces, LIVY combines bold, intricate designs with a modern edge, creating looks that feel both empowering and alluring.
Each LIVY piece felt like a celebration of confidence, capturing that effortlessly chic, Parisian vibe that turns heads without needing to say a word. From delicate lace details to sleek silhouettes, wearing LIVY in Paris was like embracing a second skin that balanced sophistication with a subtle hint of sensuality. It was the ideal brand for my Parisian adventure, adding an extra layer of elegance and allure to every look. In the photo above, I styled a stunning corset top from LIVY with tailored trousers and a chic cape, creating the perfect blend of elegance and edge. Did I turn heads at the Moulin Rouge that night? Absolutely!
Dining At The Four Seasons
Waking up to views of roses and the Eiffel Tower was something I never dreamed I’d actually experience. Though Paris is known as the city of romance, I found it equally enchanting as a woman and solo traveler. I often thought back to my days in the U.S. Army, where moments like these were just distant dreams. Strolling through the city at night felt perfectly safe, and even waiting for an Uber under the Parisian lights was a breeze.
The Parisians themselves added to the magic of the experience—charming, extroverted, and sociable, they made me feel welcome wherever I went. Their natural charisma and, at times, a playful flirtation added a sense of warmth and excitement to every interaction. It was refreshing to be surrounded by people who embraced life with such enthusiasm and openness, making my solo journey feel far from lonely.
The City For Photo-Shoots
Paris is the ultimate destination for photo-shoots, especially for newlyweds, because it effortlessly combines romance, beauty, and timeless elegance in every corner. The city’s iconic landmarks, like the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, and the charming streets of Montmartre, offer breathtaking backdrops that make each photo feel like a scene from a classic romance. Whether it's dawn by the Louvre or sunset at the Pont Alexandre III, Paris provides a magical quality of light that photographers adore, giving every image a soft, golden glow.
For newlyweds, Paris represents the romance and dream-like quality they want to capture as they begin their lives together. The city’s blend of historic architecture, blooming gardens, and intimate cafés reflects a sense of love and passion, creating moments that are not only visually stunning but also deeply meaningful. From iconic locations to hidden, picturesque spots, Paris offers endless opportunities for couples to capture the joy and elegance of their wedding journey in a setting that feels as timeless as their commitment. I do not know the lovely newly weds I captured here, but I have no doubt their photos turned out great!
Kaylee's Photo-Shoot in Paris
Chocolate, Cocktails, and Proper Stools For A Ladies Purse
In every beautiful piano lounge and cocktail bar I visited in Paris, there was an unmistakable touch of elegance and thoughtfulness in every detail. Without fail, I was always offered a decadent piece of chocolate, a small but luxurious gesture that made each outing feel special. There was also always a perfectly placed stool next to me, just for my purse—a subtle but thoughtful accommodation that only added to the refined experience. It was as if the city itself anticipated every need, making each moment feel gracious, comfortable, and effortlessly sophisticated.
In France, the purse stool is more than just a convenient addition; it’s a tradition rooted in the country’s sense of elegance and formality. This thoughtful detail reflects the French commitment to refinement and comfort, ensuring that a guest’s belongings are treated with the same care and respect as the guest themselves. Rather than placing a purse on the floor or awkwardly holding it, a designated stool allows guests to fully relax and enjoy the ambiance without distraction. I wish upscale places in the USA had this!
Historically, this small luxury has been a staple in high-end lounges, cocktail bars, and fine dining establishments, reinforcing the formality and attentiveness associated with French hospitality. The presence of a purse stool is a quiet nod to the sophistication of French social customs, where even the smallest details are designed to enhance the experience, showing an unparalleled level of consideration for each visitor’s comfort and style.
Budget-Friendly Accommodations in Paris
Now, just because I obviously had quite the lush experience in Paris-doesn't mean you can't enjoy Paris on a budget! Finding affordable places to stay in Paris is easier than you might think! For digital nomads, students, or solo travelers, hostels and co-living spaces provide budget-friendly options without compromising on location or atmosphere. Hostels like Generator Paris in the 10th arrondissement offer low rates, a vibrant social scene, and even a rooftop terrace with views of Montmartre. Le Village Montmartre is another great choice, nestled near the Sacré-Cœur with a cozy, welcoming vibe.
For a more work-friendly environment, consider co-living spaces like Outsite Paris or The Babel Community. These spaces combine accommodation with coworking areas, providing a perfect setup for remote work in a collaborative atmosphere.
If you’re planning a longer stay, look into house-sitting options or short-term rentals on Airbnb, Booking.com, or Homestay.com. Another resource to consider is Couchsurfing, which not only offers free accommodation with local hosts but also a chance to immerse yourself in Parisian culture. Just remember, Paris is incredibly popular year-round, so booking early is essential to secure the best deals, especially during spring and summer.
Eat for Less in Paris
While Paris has a reputation for fine dining, there are plenty of ways to eat well on a budget! Skip the touristy spots and head to local markets like Marché Bastille or Marché d’Aligre, where you can sample fresh baguettes, cheese, and pastries for a fraction of restaurant prices. Don't miss out on crepes from street vendors—this classic French treat is delicious, filling, and affordable.
Another tip: grocery stores like Monoprix, Carrefour, and Franprix offer a variety of ready-to-eat meals, from fresh salads to sandwiches and quiches, all at budget-friendly prices. For an especially Parisian experience, grab some items for a picnic and enjoy it at the Champs de Mars with a view of the Eiffel Tower or in Jardin des Tuileries. With these options, you can enjoy the flavors of Paris without straining your wallet.
Getting Around Paris On A Budget
Paris is incredibly walkable and has a reliable public transportation system, making it easy to explore the city affordably. The Navigo Easy Pass or Paris Visite Pass are excellent options if you plan to use the metro, buses, or trams. A single metro ticket costs €2.10, but for greater savings, consider a daily or weekly pass. The Paris Visite Pass, for example, offers unlimited travel on public transit for 1, 2, 3, or 5 days, starting at around €13.55 for central Paris zones.
For those looking to venture beyond Paris, FlixBus and BlaBlaCar are budget-friendly options for intercity travel, connecting Paris with other major cities in France and Europe at low prices. Additionally, Paris has city bikes (Vélib’) available for rent, making it affordable and convenient to explore the city like a local.
Why Paris is Perfect for Digital Nomads
Paris is an ideal city for digital nomads, combining rich culture with a supportive environment for remote work. The city boasts an array of co-working spaces, such as WeWork La Fayette and Anticafé Louvre, offering high-speed WiFi, comfortable workstations, and opportunities to connect with fellow entrepreneurs. France’s pro-startup attitude has helped Paris become a hub for freelancers and digital entrepreneurs, making it easier than ever to find support and resources.
Another advantage is Paris's vibrant international community and the fact that many locals speak English, making it easy for expats to navigate daily life. With networking events, meetups, and social groups for digital nomads, you’ll find a thriving community ready to welcome newcomers. And of course, after a productive workday, Paris offers endless ways to unwind, from cozy cafés to world-class museums, creating a balanced lifestyle for those who want both work and inspiration.
Nightlife in Paris
Paris nightlife is a captivating blend of elegance, excitement, and cultural richness that has something to offer every taste. The city is famous for its glamorous lounges, chic cocktail bars, and historic cabarets, each providing a unique glimpse into Parisian style after dark. Whether you’re in the mood for an evening of sophistication or something a bit more lively, Paris has it all.
For an unforgettable experience, start with a visit to the legendary Moulin Rouge or Le Lido, where dazzling shows and champagne capture the magic of old Paris. For cocktails, Little Red Door in Le Marais and Experimental Cocktail Club in Montorgueil offer expertly crafted drinks in intimate settings that feel quintessentially Parisian. The city is also home to numerous jazz clubs, such as Duc des Lombards and Caveau de la Huchette, where live music fills the night with a timeless ambiance.
If dancing is more your scene, Paris’s array of nightclubs, including Rex Club and Wanderlust, provide a vibrant mix of electronic, house, and international music that keep the energy alive into the early hours. And, of course, no Parisian night out would be complete without a late-night walk along the Seine, where the illuminated Eiffel Tower and lively riverbanks set the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable evening.
Paris: Your European Springboard
One of the many benefits of being a digital nomad in Paris is its prime location as a springboard to the rest of Europe. Charles de Gaulle Airport and Orly Airport provide numerous affordable flights to neighboring European cities, making it easy to experience new destinations without overspending. With budget airlines like Ryanair, EasyJet, and Vueling, you can reach vibrant cities such as Barcelona, Rome, and Lisbon for as little as €20-30.
Paris is also connected by an extensive high-speed rail network, with TGV and Eurostar routes that whisk you to cities like London, Brussels, and Amsterdam in just a few hours. Paris's central location allows digital nomads to embrace the excitement of European travel, making it the perfect launchpad for exploring the continent's diverse cultures and landscapes.
Are You Prepared To Travel To Paris?
All-in-all, Paris is a magical experience. So let’s break down this trip for anyone considering Paris, France as a digital nomad, solo traveler, or even a student:
Paris is a great trip for someone who:
√ Is traveling internationally for the first time
√ Has previous international experience
√ Loves art, history, and culture
√ Enjoys walking through beautiful neighborhoods and historic sites
√ Is ready for a mix of elegance, sophistication, and adventure
√ Loves luxury experiences, shopping, or just browsing
√ Doesn't mind language differences and finds it exciting to learn some French
√ Is fascinated by diverse cultures and enjoys blending in
√ Enjoys a café culture, from sipping espresso at a terrace to savoring croissants
√ Loves museums, fashion, and iconic landmarks
√ Feels comfortable adapting to different customs and etiquette
√ Has a sense of romance and adventure
Paris is NOT a good trip for someone who:
X Prefers quieter, less populated destinations
X Isn't interested in art, history, or visiting museums
X Does not enjoy a café culture or trying local pastries and foods
X Dislikes the idea of adapting to a language other than their own
X Finds busy city life stressful and overwhelming
X Doesn't like navigating large urban areas on foot or by metro
X Prefers very familiar cultural norms and settings
X Isn't fond of fine dining, fashion, or luxury shopping
X Would rather avoid places known for being pricey or high-end
Tips and Tricks: Traveling to Paris
Traveling to Paris as a female solo traveler was an incredible experience. I felt safe overall and didn’t encounter any major issues. However, like any popular destination, it’s essential to stay vigilant, especially around tourist spots where pick-pocketing can occur. I’ve explored Paris solo and personally, there’s something special about wandering the city alone, taking in the sights at your own pace.
For those set on marking Paris off their bucket list, here are some tips and tricks to keep in mind:
Search for flights on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for the best rates. These mid-week days often offer the lowest prices.
Book your trip months in advance to score the best deals on both flights and accommodations.
Travel light and skip checked baggage. Learn to “army roll” or “ranger roll” your clothes to fit everything into one or two carry-ons. Only check a bag if it’s absolutely necessary.
Avoid traveling during peak holiday seasons, as prices are significantly higher.
Book flights at unpopular times, like early morning or late at night, as they’re often cheaper.
Use flight search engines like Google Flights, Skyscanner, or Hopper to find deals. However, when you find a flight, try booking directly with the airline if possible for easier refunds.
Search with a VPN and in incognito mode. Some travelers claim this can help avoid price hikes after multiple searches.
Consider staying in hostels or budget-friendly accommodations rather than traditional hotels if you’re watching your spending. Paris has many stylish hostels—just remember to bring your own lock for extra security.
Evaluate monthly spending habits. Are impulse buys eating into your travel fund? Cutting back on unnecessary purchases from places like Amazon or online shops can quickly add up to a plane ticket for your next adventure in Paris.
Traveling to Paris: Insider Tips for an Enriching Experience
Traveling to Paris is a unique and enriching experience, and a few insider tips can help you make the most of your trip:
Walk or Use Public Transport: Paris is best explored on foot or via its efficient public transportation system. The Navigo Easy Pass or Paris Visite Pass offers easy access to metros, buses, and trams, making it simple to hop between attractions without breaking the bank.
Embrace Café Culture: Parisian cafés are central to the city’s charm. Spend time people-watching over a coffee or glass of wine, and savor the slower pace. Cafés are a social space, so don’t feel pressured to rush—embrace the moment and enjoy the ambiance.
Visit Museums Early or Late: Paris is home to world-renowned museums like the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, and Centre Pompidou. Arriving early or visiting during late openings allows you to experience the exhibits with fewer crowds. Booking tickets online in advance can also save you time.
Respect the Quiet of Historic Sites: Some places, like the Notre-Dame or the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, carry a reverent atmosphere. Be mindful of the respectful quiet, and remember that these locations hold both historical and spiritual significance.
Explore Beyond the Eiffel Tower: While iconic landmarks are a must, make time to explore lesser-known neighborhoods like Le Marais, Montmartre, or Canal Saint-Martin. Each area offers a unique slice of Paris’s vibrant culture and local life.
Try Local Food at Markets: Don’t miss out on sampling French delicacies like croissants, macarons, and cheese. Markets like Marché d’Aligre or Marché Bastille are perfect spots to try these treats while enjoying the local vibe.
Practice Proper Etiquette: The French value politeness. Always greet shopkeepers with a “Bonjour” and thank them with a “Merci.” It’s a small gesture that shows respect for the local culture and can lead to warmer interactions.
With these tips, you’ll navigate Paris like a seasoned traveler, enjoying both its famed attractions and the authentic moments that make the city unforgettable. From the romance of the Seine to the charm of its neighborhoods, Paris truly has something for everyone.
Recommended Tour Guides for Paris
Whether you're exploring Paris on a budget or seeking a luxurious experience, here are some top tour options:
Budget-Friendly Tours
Free Walking Tours: Discover Paris’s history with Discover Walks. They offer a variety of free and donation-based tours across the city. Visit: https://www.discoverwalks.com/tour/city/paris/
Seine River Cruises: Enjoy a scenic and affordable Seine cruise with Bateaux Parisiens. Perfect for a budget-friendly view of iconic landmarks. Visit: https://www.bateauxparisiens.com/
Withlocals: Personalize your experience with local guides offering tours starting from €30. Explore unique spots based on your interests. Visit: https://www.withlocals.com
Luxury Experiences
Private Custom Tours: For a fully tailored experience, book with ToursByLocals, where expert guides craft tours based on your preferences. Visit: https://www.toursbylocals.com
Luxury Seine Cruises: Indulge in an exclusive river cruise with Yachts de Paris for a refined journey along the Seine. Visit: https://www.yachtsdeparis.fr/en/
Art and Culture Private Tours: Immerse yourself in Paris’s art scene with a private museum tour. Context Travel offers expert-led tours at premier art museums. Visit: https://www.contexttravel.com/cities/paris
These options provide a range of experiences to explore Paris based on your budget and preferences, from insightful walking tours to exclusive, tailored excursions.
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