The quickest way to get between Paris and London is a train that goes straight through the tunnel. The journey only takes two and a half hours and both are two of the most visited cities in the world after Bangkok and Thailand.

1. Know The Similarities And Differences
Between London & Paris.
The quickest way to get between Paris and London is a train that goes straight
through the tunnel. The journey only takes two and a half hours and both are two
of the ​most​ visited cities in the world after ​Bangkok​ and Thailand.
Both are among the wealthiest cities in the world, in terms of ​GDP​ London is
ranked fifth and Paris is sixth. Both are financial capitals of the world, although
London is more. The main industries of both are the service industries, especially
the professional services in London are commerce and Paris.
Both have lots of Universities, but London arguably has the highest concentration
of prestigious universities in the world. Both have a bike-sharing system and both
have hosted the Olympics, Paris twice and London ​thrice​. Both have a ridiculous
amount of landmarks and tourist attractions. A few attractions of ​London include
the houses of ​parliament​, st. Paul's Cathedral, ​the Tower​ Bridge, ​the Tower​ of
London, ​Hyde Park​, Buckingham Palace, and the London Eye.​ A few attractions of
Paris include the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, Moulin Rouge, the Arc de
Triomphe, the Unknown Soldier, and eternal flame.

2.
London does have more museums than Paris. Both aren't that far from major
bodies of water although London is closer right there near the North Sea. Paris is
not too far from that ​English Channel​ I mentioned earlier. Related to this, both
have temperate oceanic climates while both have four seasons. The temperatures
don't fluctuate too much, Paris gets a tad bit colder in the winter and a tad bit
warmer in the summer. This may surprise you but Paris actually gets more rain
than London, overall London has more of the lightly spitting on you.
It's raining and maybe seems gloomy with less sunny days and more fog. They
speak English in London and French, and Paris actually a lot of Paris residents do
speak English. They often just pretend like they don't understand you speaking in
English. London often jokingly gets called France's sixth biggest city due to having
such a large French population. In fact, more French ​folks​ live in London van and
Bordeaux Paris is more densely populated than London. In the city proper over 73%
more dense.
London residents are younger than Paris residents, on average London is growing a
bit faster than Paris. London is more multicultural and diverse, more than 18% of
parish residents were born in another country. From a couple years ago in reading
stories like this you'd think that Paris is being overrun with immigrants. But
apparently those stories are exaggerated, an increased number of migrants seeking
asylum have arrived in Paris in recent years, but apparently they number only in
the thousands not hundreds of thousands.
Paris is older than London​, a Gallic tribe known as the Parisi established what
would later be called Paris around 250 BC. However, Paris rose more quickly and
in the early 1300s Harris was twice as big as London.
The Black Death which spread throughout Europe later that century killed about a
third of London's population and a fourth of Paris's population during the Hundred
Years War​.​ The English took over in occupied Paris for 16 years and Paris
remained more of a Catholic stronghold in the 1500s and 1600s. While London
shifted to Protestantism after more and more Catholic Church property was

3. privatized in London​. Many ​folks​ got rich, and trade went way up during the English
Civil War. The majority of London residents supported the Roundheads, the Great
Fire of London destroyed much of the medieval remnants of the city.
Meanwhile in the 1600s Cardinal Richelieu that an investment in architecture to
make pairs the ​most​ beautiful city in Europe. By the 1700s both Paris and London
worthy places were the great philosophers and scientists of what became known
as the Age of ​Enlightenment​. Hung out Harris was arguably where the
enlightenment​ began which later gave it the nickname the quote City of Light. In
1789 Paris was also the center of a lot of the violence and chaos that came out of
the French Revolution. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain. So London had a
head start compared to Paris in terms of the huge economic ​growth​. Related to
the rise of machines, workers came to London in huge numbers during the 1800s.
From around 1831 to 1925 London was the largest city in the world while Paris
trailed behind.
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Although ​Napoleon​ the third helped to revitalize the city in the 1850s and 1860s,
during that time Paris residents lit the streets and monuments with tens of
thousands of gas lamps. That City of Light nicknamed, now made even more sense
flash​-forward to the world wars. Thanks to the French and ​British​ victory against
the Germans. In the Battle of the Marne, ​Paris was spared during World War Two.
However, the Germans easily took over Paris and later bomb the crap out of
London. The reason why Paris is relatively intact today and much of the older
buildings in London are no longer around is because London's buildings were
destroyed by bombs dropped by the German ​air​ force in the Battle of Britain.
Paris didn't get those bombs, they just surrendered since World War Two. Both
London and Paris have been much more peaceful and prosperous places so that
wasn't easy summing up 2,000 years of ​history​. Anyway, as far as religion is
concerned, ​most​ of Paris and London are fairly secular. In Paris you drive your car
on the right side of the road and in London, you drive on the left side of the road.
Public transportation is much cheaper in Paris, but that cheaper public
transportation often comes with the constant smell of feces and urine. Public

4. transportation better be cheaper in Paris since it's much more difficult to find a
parking space while driving.
There ​indeed​ the tube in London is much cleaner and you can use your Oyster
card to pay. Unlike the primitive way of paying with cash for the Metro in Paris
other random differences,​ London has led ​air​ pollution​. Paris has more people just
hanging out outdoors, outdoor cafes are definitely much more of a thing. Every
morning the amazing smell of baked goods fills the streets of Paris and if you go
out to eat in a restaurant there expect to be there much longer than you would be
at a restaurant. ​In fact, Paris is just more slow-paced overall. Also in Paris you can
drink in public.
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First of all, Paris has a big rat problem, rats are taking over the city. Also,
apparently it's more normal for homeless ​folks​ there to sleep on mattresses on the
side of the road. You just don't see that in London. London does seem to have less
clutter and trash on its sidewalks and streets compared with Paris.
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