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Paris Packing List

Oct 8

Written by: TravelingProfessor
Saturday, October 08, 2011  RssIcon

Paris Packing List
This is what I plan to pack for our trip to Paris:

•      One pair of jeans (women should pack one or two wrinkle resistant skirts).

•      3-4 dark mock turtle neck shirts

•      1 Oxford shirt

•      2 t-shirts

•      3 pairs of thick, comfortable socks

•      underwear

•      1 umbrella from Dollar Tree

•      6 band-aids

•      1 pair binoculars

•      Guide books

•      Passport

•      2 credit cards

•      2 ATM cards

•      3 color copies of my passport with my home/hotel address and emergency contact info written on back.

•      Medications

•      Health insurance information

•      Camera & charger

•      Extra pair of eyeglasses and one pair of sunglasses

•      Cell phone & charger  (can also serve as clock/alarm)

•      Electric plug adapter

•      Two pens

•      Small notebook

•      6 plastic supermarket shopping bags

•      Extra pair of eyeglasses

•      Earplugs and eye shade

•      Toiletries:  razors, dental floss, toothbrush & toothpaste, hairspray, comb, hand sanitizer, moisturizer.  All liquids must be in small, travel-approved containers.

•      Printed documentation of my hotel and airline reservation

•      Business paperwork for my trip

•      Netbook computer equipped with Skype (phone calls)

•      Small backpack

 

I fit all of the above (with room to spare) into my carry-on two weeks ago on our group tour to Rome/Florence. 

 

Roll (instead of fold) all of my clothes and put rubber bands around them. If I have room, I will add a pair of chinos or a light pair of shoes. For women, a scarf is the perfect accessory to vary your outfits.

 

Remember in addition to carry-on luggage that can be stowed on top, a small bag (like a backpack) can be stowed under the seat in front of you on the plane.

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