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Best rates. OrangeSmile.com provides cars for hire at the rental point 'Paris - Porte De Versailles' at the lowest guaranteed prices. Our direct car suppliers often provide high discounts on the available models. For your specific dates at 'Paris - Porte De Versailles', we will find for you the best online car hire offers.

The rental process consists of 3 simple steps: (1) search available cars for your dates at 'Paris - Porte De Versailles'; (2) select the car type you wish to rent; and (3) complete the reservation form. Once your reservation at 'Paris - Porte De Versailles' is processed, we will send the confirmation voucher to your email address.

A valid credit card is required to confirm a reservation at 'Paris - Porte De Versailles'. Please check your rental conditions, prior making the reservation.

At the point 'Paris - Porte De Versailles', you will be asked for your confirmation voucher, driving license and a valid credit card. A credit card is required for a safety deposit. The deposit amount at 'Paris - Porte De Versailles' depends on the driver's age and the rented vehicle type.

The definitive payment is usually performed at the pick-up point. Our car suppliers at the point 'Paris - Porte De Versailles' accept VISA, Master Card and other card types - please check your rental conditions.

OrangeSmile.com wishes you safe roads in France and a pleasant trip to Paris!

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Over the sights of Paris by car

Paris: topics

Without Palais Garnier and the legend associated with it, Gaston Leroux would perhaps never have written “The Phantom of the Opera”. The fact is that the story is based on a real legend that existed at that time. Some people believe that a ghost lives in the opera house up until now, which gives it some sort of mysticism. The building on its own deserves a visit owing to the fact that it is considered a recognized standard of eclectic architecture of Beaux-Arts style. It was open in the year 1875. Place de la Bastille is yet another place from which the unsettled wind of history blows. In place of the former fortress which was built in 1381, you can now see only places as Colonne de Juillet, Bassin de l'Arsenal and Opéra Bastille. The fortress was destroyed in the year 1791, and the state holiday of July 14th is celebrated to recall precisely these events.

Not one article that you will read on the capital of fashion and romance can be considered complete without mentioning the La tour Eiffel. Despite the fact that the tower came into existence in the city relatively recently (it was built only in 1889), and it was almost sold even when it had not yet become a symbol of the city, it is the most recognizable landmark of the city today. Being here, it is of course worth taking a stroll through the Champs-Elysees. However, the most ancient street of the city is known as “Street of the fishing cat” (or Rue du Chat qui Peche). The street is very narrow, the narrowest in Paris actually. Many legends are associated with it, and each local will eagerly tell his version of why he believes the street is named so. Nonetheless, it is up to you the listener to choose what to believe and what not to.
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