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Madeleine Church

Sacré Coeur

Saint Alexander Nevsky

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Palais Garnier

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Statue of Charlemagne

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Apartment rentals in Paris

Short-term apartment rentals in Paris is a great alternative to hotel accommodation: apartments in Paris for short stays (from two days to two weeks) are convenient, reasonably priced, comfortable and accommodate larger parties with ease. Short term rentals in Paris give you more for less! You will not only get a full-size apartment> instead of a small hotel room, but also all the comforts you are used to at home. You will have freedom to move about, eat, have drinks when and where you like, work and relax in comfort.
If you are travelling with family or friends, renting a 1-, 2- or 3-bedroom apartment allows you to cut rental costs, spend quality time together in privacy of your living room, and cook any meals you like in a fully-equipped kitchen. Sounds better than hanging out in a hotel lobby or bar, doesn't it?
To find your perfect rental in Paris, enter your desired check-in and check-out dates in the search form or simply click on the district of Paris you would like to stay in. If you have a question, please feel free to contact Sweet Home Abroad anytime.
We also offer apartment, cottage and villa rentals all over Europe and North America.

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Palais Garnier

The old National Opera fell into disgrace after a failed assassination attempt against the emperor Napoleon III. The square in front of it had been cleared by the Haussmann's urban reorganization project in preparation for construction of the new opera. An open contest had been held, and the winner among the 171 applicants had been the most exuberant project of all, belonging to the young architect Charles Garnier. The opening took place in 1875. Chaliapin, Nijinsky, Nureyev performed here. The ceilings have been painted by Marc Chagall.