Rome and Paris from Seoul with SkyTeam
Europe's two classic cities, on nonstop flights.
Korean Air flies nonstop from Seoul-Incheon to Rome. After the Colosseum and the Vatican, Air France takes you to Paris in about two hours. Enjoy the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre, then fly Air France or Korean Air nonstop back to Incheon.
The itinerary, leg by leg
Seoul-Incheon → Rome-Fiumicino
Korean Air13 h 40Rome-Fiumicino → Paris-CDG
Air France2 h 10Paris-CDG → Seoul-Incheon
Air France, Korean Air12 h 10Korean AirAir France
Your stops, in practice
Rome · 3 to 4 days
Best time: May, June, September and October. From the airport: Leonardo Express train to Termini, about 32 minutes. Don't miss: the Colosseum and the Forum, the Vatican museums, Trastevere in the evening.
Paris · 3 to 4 days
Best time: May, June and September. From the airport: RER B train to central Paris, about 35 minutes. Don't miss: the Seine on foot, the Louvre or the Orsay museum, Montmartre.
Length of the trip
Allow 6 to 8 days on the ground for the whole trip, not counting flight days.
Entry requirements
Each country has its own entry rules (visa, electronic travel authorisation, passport valid for several months after your return), depending on your nationality. Check them on the official websites before you book.
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