Every Tripstou guide to Europe, organised the way a trip is planned. Start with the Europe travel guide to choose which countries to combine, then open a country guide: Spain, Italy, France, Greece and Portugal have the deepest coverage, with city and region guides beneath each, and Switzerland, Belgium, the Baltic states, Monaco and Andorra have their own country pages. The Europe-level pages cover the best time to go, getting around by train, plane or bus, cash versus card, trip costs and first-trip tips. Below, every article on the site, newest first.
Paris itinerary for 3 days, sequenced by geography: Left Bank, Right Bank icons, then Versailles or a deeper city day — plus what to book first.
Paris Itinerary: How to Spend 3 Days in the Right Order Read Post »
Le Marais vs Montmartre: one is paid once at booking, the other on every return to the room — so trip shape, not distance, decides where you book.
Le Marais vs Montmartre: Where to Stay in Paris, by Trip Shape Read Post »
Le Marais vs Saint-Germain: one rule decides it — book Le Marais when the quarter must supply your trip, Saint-Germain when it is supplied elsewhere.
Le Marais vs Saint-Germain: Where to Stay in Paris Read Post »
Le Marais Paris splits into two halves: the quieter Haut Marais (3rd) and the busy riverside 4th. Which to book, plus the listing filters that matter.
Le Marais, Paris: Which Half to Book for Your Stay Read Post »
Montmartre, Paris splits into four pockets. Height sets your daily climb, slope direction sets your nights — how to read a listing before booking.
Montmartre, Paris: Where to Stay on the Hill (18th Arr.) Read Post »
Paris safety without the scare stories: violent crime against visitors is rare, the real risk is theft. Where it concentrates, the scams, who to call.
Is Paris Safe? Night, Metro and Scams, Answered Honestly Read Post »
Where to stay in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris: five pockets compared, which streets sleep, and how to check the arrondissement your listing is really in.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris: Where to Stay in the Quarter Read Post »
Where to stay in Paris on a budget: Montmartre (18th) is the best base. What to give up first, in order — and what never to sell.
Where to Stay in Paris on a Budget (Without a Bad Room) Read Post »
Where to stay in Paris for families: Rue Cler and the 7th is the verdict, plus whether one room sleeps four, hotel vs apartment, and the areas to skip.
Where to Stay in Paris with Kids: Areas Where Rooms Fit Read Post »
