1. The city has a train station that regularly receives high-speed RER trains from Paris and other neighboring towns. Le Bourget can also be reached from the capital by bus.
2. Since the town is just about 10 kilometers from the center of Paris, many tourists stay in Le Bourget hotels in order to save. They offer more affordable prices than hotels located even in remote areas of the capital.
3. Active tourists should think about renting a private car for the holiday. Most of the famous sights are located on the outskirts of the city and not always convenient to get by public transport.
4. The area of Le Bourget is about 2 square kilometers, so all its attractions are comfortable to explore on foot. Pedestrian walkways are everywhere, as well as special bike lanes.
6. Travelers wishing to attend any kind of entertainment events at this time should go on tours as early as possible. That's how one can avoid queues and get the best places for watching the show.
7. During the Air Show, children and students are always provided with significant discounts on entertainment activities. On one of the days, students and kids can visit the exhibition for free.
Le Bourget is a tiny town so it cannot boast of a variety of entertainment facilities. However, it shouldn't be a problem for its guests to visit beautiful parks and entertainment centers … 
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9. When air shows are held in the city, special stands are set up for spectators. A ticket costs about 10 euros. Budget tourists prefer to watch the show settling on the nearest lawn. In this case, you do not have to pay anything.
10. In addition to standard hotels, guests of Le Bourget can also rent private apartments for their holidays. This is the best option for independent and savvy travelers.
11. Since Le Bourget is very close to Paris, local hotels are often fully occupied during major holidays and festivals. The largest number of guests is received here during the Christmas holidays and various Paris exhibitions.
12. The closest airport is Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle. This region can be easily reached from many countries of the world.
13. The town has very few restaurants and cafes, and they all close quite early. For a late dinner or evening rest, it's best to go to Paris.
14. Independent tourists must visit the local food market Marche Du Bourget where they can buy fresh products of regional production. All the products you need can also be bought in a large Franprix supermarket.
15. For original souvenirs, it's worth going to a flea market located in the nearby town of Saint-Ouen. Among its rows, you can find some unique antiques and works of art.
