Priorities come first. Both European cities are breathtakingly beautiful, abound in natural beauty and history, and exude an infuriatingly inexplicable flair. Art of living. Sweet life. Any name you like. Things to do in Rome and Paris are plenty and are unmatched cultural icons that know their "je ne sais quoi" and know exactly how to enjoy the Good Life in flair.

This is the reason it can be so frustratingly difficult to decide between the two when organizing a romantic weekend away, a family vacation, or a week-long getaway that includes world-class art museums, exquisite food and wine, chic boutique shopping, intoxicating café life, and wild entertainment at night.

Art Architecture

Few cities have an artistic legacy as vast as that of Paris or Rome, which makes a clash between these two cultural giants all the more captivating.

A tie must exist. Rome is the winner if your internal art compass naturally gravitates toward early art history on the timeline. past the nineteenth century? Pardon me, dear! You will never run out of things to do in Rome.

Culture

Paris and Rome provide sumptuous entertainment with opera, theater, live music, and movies, as befits European cities. While many nightclubs in both cities close during the summer, social activity spills outside into the café terrace-lined squares, parks, and star-strewn riverbanks along the Seine and the Tiber. Art events also spring up during this time.

Both cities are fun, but Rome takes the prize for its generous fairy godmother scattering of free concerts and magical festivals that any Cinderella may enjoy.

Food 

Rome and Paris are the ultimate foodie’s Paradise. Both promise a feast of great eating opportunities, from traditional street markets and innovative food trucks to informal bistros and trattorie, sophisticated restaurants, and gastronomic temples.

Paris, for those with a sweet craving. Rome is known for its native food. If not, there will be another tie.

Day Getaways

Urban getaways via rail to greener, less congested pastures are available from both capitals.

Paris wins this one. Some of its excursions are once-in-a-lifetime experiences, even if you're only in town for a few days. For those staying for a week or more, low-key day visits to Rome are ideal.

Money-value

In both cities, careful preparation in advance may save expenses, and there are many free monuments, museums, churches, and parks. If you are thinking of taking Rome tours then you can check the best tours from here.

But Rome takes away this category. Eventually, Paris is usually more expensive than other cities for your two largest expenses: lodging and eating out.

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