A complete 5-day itinerary in Paris
A complete 5-day itinerary in Paris
Josefina Ginevra
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Here's a comprehensive guide to making the most of your Parisian adventure, whether it's your first visit or you're returning to this enchanting city. I've curated a diverse selection of recommendations, featuring both well-known tourist spots and hidden gems that capture the true essence of Paris.
Having explored Paris on five separate occasions, this guide represents countless hours of dedication, research, and personal discoveries. If you find it valuable, you can show your appreciation with a tip of your choice, as even the smallest contribution means a lot to me. Another way to support me is by booking your accommodation through the links provided in this guide. I've diligently selected hotels that offer prime locations, good quality, and reasonable rates.
I genuinely hope this guide enhances your experience in one of the most captivating and culturally rich cities in the world. Enjoy your time in Paris!
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Some tips before traveling
BEST TIME TO TRAVEL : Paris is a magnificent city that can be enjoyed all year round. However, if I had to choose a season, I believe the best months to visit Paris are undoubtedly spring (April, May and June) and autumn ( September, October).
GETTING AROUND: I would totally recommend walking as much as possible, it's the best way to explore the city and discover places, streets, buildings, shops and restaurants that are not in your itinerary. Another option is renting bicycles through mobile apps. The metro system works pretty well too. Remember to keep your tickets till the end of your journey to avoid being sanctioned.
GETTING TO AND FROM THE AIRPORT:
1. CDG Airport: Trains on the RER B line connect CDG to the center of Paris in approximately half an hour. The price of the taxi between the airport and city center ranges from 60 - 70 euros.
2. Orly Airport: The simplest way is to take the Orlybus, which connects the airport with the center of Paris (stop at Denfert-Rochereau) from this stop you have access to either train or metro. The ticket price is 11.20 euros and there is a bus every 8-15 minutes between 5:35 and 00:30. The journey takes between 30-40 minutes. If you prefer to take a taxi it will cost between 35 to 45 euros.
WATER IN PARIS
Something good to know is that Paris has one of the best tap water quality, and you can refill your bottle almost everywhere. Fountains are safe unless you read the sign : " eau non-potable". You can also save some money at restaurants asking for tap water or in French : " Carafe d'eau".
FREE WALKING TOURS:
Consider a free walking tour as a great way to get an initial overview of the city and learn a bit about its history. There are several companies that offer these tours, and at the end of the tour you just have to tip your guide with whatever you think is a faire price (typically raging from 5-15 euros per person).
TRAVEL ITINERARY
DAY 1: Districts III & IV
Le Marais & Ile de la Cité
In the 3rd and 4th district, we find a trendy, cool and historic neighborhood in Paris, known as Le Marais. It's famous for its charming cobblestone streets, medieval architecture, and vibrant atmosphere. Le Marais or the Jewish Quarter boasts an eclectic mix of boutiques, art galleries, cafes, and restaurants. It's definitively one of my favorite districts in Paris, and also a really good area to stay because of the cultural and gastronomical offer.
Also, in the heart of the 4th district lies one of Paris's most exquisite treasures: the Notre-Dame Cathedral. Nestled on a charming island, this iconic landmark beckons visitors with its awe-inspiring presence. But that's not all – the island also plays host to other gems, such as the Sainte-Chapelle and the historic Conciergerie.
WHAT TO DO AND SEE
Le Marais
Place des Vosges
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It's the oldest square in Paris and in my opinion one of the most beautifull. It is surrounded by red stoned buildings, full of cafes and shops making it a really cool and interesting place to wonder around and take pictures. Near this square you will find one of my favorites restaurants in Paris: Dice Café
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Cour et Jardin de l'Hôtel de Sully
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The Cour et Jardin de l'Hôtel de Sully is a hidden gem. This charming courtyard and garden offer a tranquil escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Surrounded by the elegant architecture of Hôtel de Sully, it's a peaceful oasis where visitors can relax and admire the 17th-century mansion's stunning facade.
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Rue des Rosiers
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Rue des Rosiers is the vibrant heart of the historic Jewish Quarter in Le Marais, Paris. This bustling street is famous for its delicious falafel restaurants (the original is L'As du Falafel), kosher bakeries, and unique boutiques. From this street you can enter a small garden: Jardin des Rosters Joseph Migneret
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Rue Vieille-du-Temple
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Rue Vieille du Temple is another charming street in Le Marais, known for its trendy boutiques, stylish cafes, and historic architecture; Offering a blend of modern and classic Parisian charm. Perfect for leisurely strolls, shopping, and enjoying the local atmosphere.
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Musée National Picasso-Paris
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This museum is dedicated to the life and work of the legendary artist Pablo Picasso. It houses an exceptional collection of Picasso's masterpieces, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, and more. The tickets cost around 13 euros. It's not a big museum so it won't take you a lot of time, I really recommend it if you are an art lover.
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Rue de Sévigné
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Yes, another street. I think is key to have marked the coolest streets in a neighborhood, so that you don't miss anything. You will probably discover more streets to fall in love with in Le Marais, but I'm telling you my favorites. Strolling along this historic street, you'll find a mix of culture, shopping, and Parisian ambiance.
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Musée Carnavalet
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This is a free museum and it is a really beautiful building, with some gorgeous gardens inside. The museum offers a journey through the city's history with an impressive collection of artifacts, paintings, and exhibits. If you don't want to make the visit, just enter to the gardens and you'll find a really nice restaurant. I don't recommend you to order food there, but better have some coffee and patisseries. It is a very cool spot for taking pictures.
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Cour Damoye
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Cour Damoye is a picturesque courtyard in Le Marais. This hidden gem is known for its charming cobblestone pavement, historic buildings, and a tranquil atmosphere. You can explore the courtyard's unique boutiques, galleries, and cafés, making it a delightful spot for a leisurely stroll.
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Place de la Bastille
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Place de la Bastille is an iconic square in Paris, historically significant for the French Revolution. Today, it's a bustling hub with a majestic July Column at its center. This square offers a lively atmosphere, surrounded by cafes, theaters, and the Opera Bastille. It's a symbol of freedom and democracy and a popular gathering place for both locals and tourists, perfect for people-watching and soaking up Parisian culture.
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Rue Crémieux
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Although it's not in the third district, Rue Crémieux is a charming cobblestone street, known for its colorful houses and a distinct, almost Mediterranean, atmosphere. It's a hidden gem perfect for leisurely walks and Instagram-worthy photos.
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Marché Bastille
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Every Thursday and Sunday, from 7 am to 3 pm, Boulevard Richard Lenoir transforms into a vibrant marketplace. Local vendors gather to offer a wide array of fresh produce, including seafood, meat, poultry, charcuterie, cheese, olives, fruits, vegetables, and flowers. This bustling market is not only a place to shop but also a social hub where the community comes together to connect with the producers and each other
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Library Forney
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It's a pretty cool building, originally a medieval hotel, built between 1475 and 1519.
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Rue des Barres
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The street's narrow, cobblestone lanes and quaint architecture exude old-world charm. It's a favorite spot for those seeking a glimpse into Paris's past, with some of its buildings dating back to the medieval period.
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Rue Nicolas Flamel
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The street is lined with well-preserved, centuries-old buildings that showcase classic Parisian architectural styles. Walking along this street feels like stepping back in time. It's a cool street for taking photos because you have the Saint-Jaques Tower at the end of it
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Tour Saint-Jacques
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The Tour Saint-Jacques is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, standing tall at 52 meters (171 feet). It was once part of a church, but the church itself was demolished in the 18th century, leaving only the tower. It was originally built in the 16th century as a starting point for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James) pilgrimage to Spain. It served as a meeting point for those embarking on this spiritual journey.
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The Centre Pompidou
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Centre Pompidou is a hub for contemporary and modern art, housing an extensive collection of paintings, sculptures, installations, and more. Its distinctive architectural design, featuring exposed pipes and a colorful exterior, makes it a unique landmark. One of the highlights of Centre Pompidou is the rooftop viewing platform, which provides stunning panoramic views of Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica in Montmartre.
Ticket Prices:
Adults: €14
Reduced Rate (18-25 years old from EU): €11
Children and Teens (Under 18): Free
First Sunday of Each Month: Free access to the permanent collections.
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Ile de la Cité
Notre Dame
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I think this one needs no introduction, the cathedral of Paris is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, a must-visit landmark in the heart of the city. With its stunning stained glass windows, intricate sculptures, and breathtaking views from the towers, it's a testament to centuries of history and artistry. Unfortunately it's still being repaired from the fires of 2019. It should open it's doors to the public in December 2024.
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Sainte-Chapelle
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Located within the medieval Palais de la Cité in Paris, this is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. It is renowned for its stunning stained glass windows that depict biblical stories in vibrant colors. Tickets are €11.50 for adults, and free for visitors under 18 years old. The Paris Museum Pass grants access to Sainte-Chapelle
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Conciergerie
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La Conciergerie is a historic palace turned prison located on the Île de la Cité in Paris. It is famous for its role during the French Revolution and as the place where Marie Antoinette was held before her execution. Visitors can explore its medieval halls, the Marie Antoinette exhibit, and the reconstructed prison cells.
Ticket prices:
- Adults: €10
- Free admission for visitors under 18 (with family)
- The Paris Museum Pass grants access to La Conciergerie
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Rue Chanoinesse
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A hidden gem in this part of the city, Rue Chanoinesse is a charming, narrow street nestled in the heart of the historic Île de la Cité in Paris. It's known for its picturesque cobblestone pavement, medieval architecture, and tranquil atmosphere. Lined with quaint houses, blooming flowerpots.
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WHERE TO EAT
I think most of the coolest restaurants are here, so that's why I recommend so much staying in this neighborhood.
L'As du Fallafel
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Known as one of the best falafel in town, this place is one of the most famous spots in Le Marais. There's usually a line, but it's worth it (and goes pretty fast). Perfect if you don't want to sit down for lunch and prefer something budget-friendly.
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DICE Caffè
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One of my favorite restaurants in Paris. They have a menu that changes every week. It's a mix of Italian and French food, perfectly accomplished. It has very few tables so that makes the service impecable. They have a lunch menu for 20 euros (starter and main course or main course and dessert) or for 24 euros ( starter, main and dessert). Dinner is " a la carte".
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Le Petit Marché
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It looks like a typical French restaurant, but they serve Asian-style food, creating a kind of fusion cuisine, pretty interesting. Really good service and price-quality ratio.
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BigLove
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Biglove is part of the Bigmama group, that count with several Italian restaurants in Paris. They are known for its trendy deco and its tasty food, they are pretty famous in the city so it's better to make reservations. This one has lots of vegetarian options. Price range is average for Paris.
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Ober Mamma
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Another Bigmama restaurant with beautiful deco and delicious pizza and pasta. I recommend you to make reservations in advance.
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Orgueil
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Definetively a must in Paris. Although is not in Le Marais, it's pretty near. The ambience is super nice, and they serve a modern French cuisine. Prices are super correct for Paris and you even have lunch menus for 22-27 euros depending if you have 2 course or 3 course menu. If you are looking for even a more exclusive dine experience, you can eat in their "Speakeasy" (or have lunch only on weekends). The dinner 7 course menu is 74 euros plus 42 euros for the wine pairing. (optional). You have to make a reservation for this.
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Restaurant Laïa
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Super cute, mediterranean food and nice patio is what you will find in this restaurant. Good quality and correct prices for Paris
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Kafkaf - Everyday Brunch
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If Brunch is your thing, not only on Sunday's, this restaurant is perfect for you, serving Brunch at every moment. Food is amazing and the coffee quality is excellent too.
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GrandCœur
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Beautiful restaurant with a nice terrace. Price are a little bit more than average for Paris. Food is great, they use top quality ingredients.
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Griffon
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This restaurant boasts an inviting decor and a delightful terrace where you can dine al fresco. Offering delicious cuisine at reasonable prices, it's the perfect spot for a satisfying meal. They also offer brunch on weekends.
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Marché des Enfants Rouges
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Marché des Enfants Rouges is one of Paris's oldest covered markets, offering a unique culinary and cultural experience. The market is renowned for its diverse food stalls and eateries, serving a wide array of international and French cuisine. Visitors can savor everything from Moroccan tagines and Japanese bento boxes to French pastries and fresh produce. It has a vibrant and local ambiance, attracting both residents and tourists. It's an ideal spot to immerse yourself in Parisian daily life while enjoying delicious meals at communal tables.
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CAFES & MORE
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Fabula
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Located in the Musee Carnavalet. Although it is actually a restaurant, not a café, I would probably recommend having some drinks or a coffee, since food is not that good and prices are a little bit elevated. But it is worth it for the ambience of the place.
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Café Berry
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Super cool cafe, with great coffee and patisseries. You can have a nice brunch here too
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GRAMME PARIS 3
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Amazing coffee and amazing food in this little cool cafe in the heart of Le Marais.
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Shakespeare and Company
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Located in the heart of Paris near Notre-Dame Cathedral, Shakespeare and Company is a legendary English-language bookstore and café. It has been a sanctuary for writers, readers, and artists for generations. The bookshop is known for its vast collection of English literature, while the café provides a cozy spot for enjoying a cup of coffee and a good book.
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Folderol
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One of the trendiest spots in the city. They offer a strange but amazing combo: Wine and ice-cream. You order and have your wine and ice-cream in the street. It's a great place for people watching.
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Where to stay
Le Ferdinand - Le Marais Serviced Apartments
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Sometimes staying in apartments is more comfortable and you can save some money by having breakfast or dinner at the place one time or another. This serviced apartments are super nice decorated and in my favorite neighborhood in Paris. Prices are pretty good considering that Paris is pretty expensive in terms of accommodation.
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Hôtel De France Gare de Lyon Bastille
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This hotel is more budget friendly. It's pretty well located, offers nice rooms at a faire price.
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Hôtel Amoi
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Although it's not strictly on Le Marais, it's pretty close. Nearby you will find lot's of cool bars and restaurants. This is a 4 star hotel, you have access to the spa, and it's pretty well priced.
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Le Petit Oberkampf Hotel & Spa
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Located in Bastille, next to Le Marais, this beautiful hotel offers cozy rooms and access to the spa. Prices are quite good considering it's a 4 star hotel in the center of Paris
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Boutique Hôtel Mareuil Paris
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Boutique hotel near Le Marais, prices are pretty fair considering it's a 4 star hotel in the center of Paris.
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Hôtel Bourg Tibourg - Paris Marais
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This hotel is perfect if you can spend some more money in accommodation. Location is top and the decoration is quite original. You will love it.
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DAY 2: Districts I & II
The 1st district is home to some of Paris's most iconic landmarks, including the Louvre Museum, the world's largest art museum, the historic Palais Royal and the beautiful Jardin des Tuileries. It's a district steeped in history, with picturesque streets, elegant squares, and a wealth of cultural treasures. The 2nd district, known as Bourse, is a bustling and dynamic neighborhood in central Paris. It's famous for its historic covered passages like the Passage des Panoramas, which house charming boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. It's a vibrant area with a mix of shopping, dining, and a lively atmosphere, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike.
What to do and see
Louvre Museum
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The Louvre Museum, is one of the world's most renowned art museums, housing a staggering collection of over 35,000 artworks spanning centuries and civilizations. It's celebrated for masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. Even if you are not a museum fan, this one is worth the visit. If you don't plan to enter, the building itself and surroundings are gorgeous.
Key Information for Planning a Visit:
Admission Prices (As of my last update in September 2021):
Adults: €17
Under 18 (EU residents): Free
Under 26 (EU residents): Free on Fridays from 6 PM to 9:45 PM
Free admission on the first Saturday of each month (October to March)
Best Time to Visit: To avoid crowds, arrive early in the morning or consider visiting on Wednesday or Friday evenings when the museum stays open late.
Closed Days: The Louvre is closed on Tuesdays, January 1st, May 1st, and December 25th.
Online Tickets: It's advisable to purchase tickets online in advance to skip the ticket lines, especially during peak tourist seasons.
Guided Tours: Consider taking a guided tour to navigate the vast museum and gain insights into its treasures.
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Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel
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The Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, is a smaller but equally impressive counterpart to the more famous Arc de Triomphe on the Champs-Élysées. Built in the early 19th century, it commemorates Napoleon's military victories. It stands within the Tuileries Gardens, offering a picturesque view of the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde.
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Tuileries Garden
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The Jardin des Tuileries, located next to the Louvre, is a splendid French garden that exudes elegance and history. This meticulously manicured park, designed in the 16th century, offers a serene escape in the heart of the city. Visitors can stroll along tree-lined pathways, admire sculptures, and relax by the fountains and ponds. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely walk, picnics, or simply savoring the beauty of Parisian landscape architecture.
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Place Vendôme
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Place Vendôme is a prestigious square located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, known for its elegance, luxury boutiques, and historical significance. It's famous for its stunning column in the center, the Vendôme Column, which was erected by Napoleon Bonaparte to commemorate his victories.
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Domaine National du Palais-Royal
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The Palais Royal, is a historic palace with beautiful gardens. It's known for its iconic black-and-white striped columns in the courtyard, which create a striking visual contrast. Visitors can explore the elegant arcades, relax in the peaceful gardens, and appreciate the cultural and architectural heritage of this royal palace. It's a serene oasis in the heart of Paris, offering a moment of tranquility amidst the bustling city.
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Pont des Arts
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The Pont des Arts, also known as the "Love Lock Bridge," is an iconic pedestrian bridge spanning the Seine River in Paris. It's renowned for its unique architectural design and its past reputation as a spot where couples attached padlocks as a symbol of their love. While the love locks have been removed to preserve the bridge's structure, Pont des Arts remains a picturesque and romantic location offering stunning views of the Seine River and the city's landmarks.
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Musée d'Orsay
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Housed in a grand Beaux-Arts railway station, the Musée d'Orsay is one of Paris's premier art museums. It features an extraordinary collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces by renowned artists such as Monet, Van Gogh, and Degas. Visitors can admire these iconic works in an elegant and historic setting while exploring the evolution of art from the 19th to the early 20th century. With its world-class collection and stunning architecture, the Musée d'Orsay offers an enriching cultural experience in the heart of Paris
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Rue Saint-Honoré
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Rue Saint-Honoré is a prestigious and fashionable street in the heart of Paris, located in the 1st arrondissement. It is celebrated for its luxury boutiques, high-end fashion houses, and exquisite designer stores. Alongside its fashionable reputation, Rue Saint-Honoré also boasts historic architecture and a vibrant atmosphere.
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La Samaritaine
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La Samaritaine is a historic Parisian department store located in the 1st arrondissement, near the Seine River. Founded in 1870, it is known for its striking Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture. After an extensive renovation, La Samaritaine reopened in 2021 as a luxury shopping complex. Visitors can explore its elegant boutiques, gourmet food hall, rooftop terrace with panoramic views, and enjoy a mix of high-end shopping and French culture in this iconic retail destination.
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Rue de Rivoli
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Rue de Rivoli is one of Paris's most famous and iconic streets, running through the heart of the city. It stretches from the Place de la Concorde to the Place de la Bastille, passing by notable landmarks like the Louvre Museum and the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall). Rue de Rivoli is renowned for its historic architecture, upscale boutiques, cafes, and grand hotels. It offers a blend of shopping, culture, and Parisian elegance, making it a must-visit destination.
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Les Halles
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If you want to do a little bit of shopping this is a good place to go. Les Halles is a bustling district located in the heart of Paris's 1st arrondissement. Historically, it was home to the central food market of the city, known as "the belly of Paris." Today, it has transformed into a vibrant urban hub featuring a modern shopping mall called "Forum des Halles," with numerous shops, restaurants, and a cinema.
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Galerie Vivienne
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Galérie Vivienne is one of Paris's hidden gems, a beautifully preserved covered arcade located in the 2nd arrondissement. Dating back to the 19th century, it boasts exquisite mosaic floors, intricate ironwork, and a charming ambiance. This historic passage is home to unique boutiques, quaint cafes, and antique shops, making it a delightful spot for shopping and leisurely strolls.
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Rue Bachaumont
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This is a typical example of a cute street I discovered by strolling the city. Just beautiful boutiques and architecture
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Rue Montorgueil
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Rue Montorgueil is a vibrant and historic street located in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. Known for its lively atmosphere, it's a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The street is lined with an array of bakeries, cafes, gourmet shops, and restaurants, offering a delightful mix of French culinary delights.
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Passage du Grand Cerf
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Passage du Grand Cerf is a hidden treasure in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. This historic covered arcade, dating back to the 19th century, enchants visitors with its soaring glass roof and beautifully restored storefronts. It's a haven for antique shops, artisan boutiques, and cozy cafes.
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Passage des Panoramas
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Passage des Panoramas is one of the oldest covered passages in Paris, located in the 2nd arrondissement. Dating back to the early 19th century, it exudes vintage charm with its glass roof, decorative details, and historic storefronts. This passage is renowned for its collection of postage stamp shops, rare bookstores, and delightful bistros. It's a haven for collectors, bibliophiles, and those seeking a taste of Parisian nostalgia. A stroll through Passage des Panoramas is like stepping back in time while enjoying a blend of shopping and culinary delights.
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Oasis d'Aboukir
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Oasis d'Aboukir is a unique and lush urban garden located in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris. This hidden gem offers a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. With its greenery, exotic plants, and tranquil atmosphere, it's a delightful spot for a leisurely stroll or a moment of serenity in the heart of Paris.
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Avenue de l'Opéra
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Avenue de l'Opéra is a grand boulevard in the heart of Paris, located in the 2nd arrondissement. It is renowned for its stunning views of the Palais Garnier, the city's historic opera house. The avenue is lined with elegant buildings, upscale boutiques, cafes, and theaters, creating a vibrant and cultural atmosphere
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Palais Garnier
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Opéra Garnier, also known as Palais Garnier, is a magnificent opera house located in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. This building is a masterpiece of Second Empire architecture and is famous for its stunning chandeliers, marble grand staircase, and opulent interiors. It serves as the home of the Paris Opera and Ballet.
If you want to enter you have 2 options:
Last minute tickets:
Tickets for seats in the 6th category are sold on the day of the performance for 10 euros, only at the box office of the Palais Garnier. These seats offer a limited view or no view of the stage depending on their location, however, tickets for them do provide access to the auditorium and allow the bearer to hear music played by a live orchestra.
Self guided tour: 15 euros
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square Édouard-VII
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Square Edouard VII is a peaceful oasis in the heart of Paris, named after King Edward VII of the United Kingdom. It offers a serene escape from the bustling streets of the city and is known for its well-manicured gardens and lush greenery.
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Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
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Galeries Lafayette is a world-famous department store located in the heart of Paris, offering a luxurious shopping experience. It is known for its magnificent Art Nouveau dome, so even if you won't buy anything here, it's worth the visit. Here you can explore multiple floors of designer boutiques, enjoy breathtaking views from the rooftop terrace, and indulge in gourmet delights at the various dining options in this beautiful building.
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Where to eat & drink
Le Shack
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Located in what used to be a publishing house, this place is truly unique. It offers meticulously crafted dishes that will delight you. In addition to the delicious food, it's also a perfect spot to take a break with a delightful coffee. Its special atmosphere, steeped in history, adds an extra touch of charm to your culinary experience.
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ROOF Paris
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This place has really unique views. I would recommend to go and have some drinks, because it can be a little bit overpriced, but it is typical for cool terraces in Paris. You should make reservations and you should be dressed properly.
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The Printemps Rooftop Terrace
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This place offers great views, including the iconic Eiffel Tower. I recommend going for some drinks at sunset.
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Le Gavroche Bar à vins
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If you want to try local cuisine, in a non-touristy ambience this is a great place. Typical French cuisine, in a typical French resto.
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Les Antiquaires
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Typical French food in a really nice decorated Bistro. They offer Brunch on weekends.
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Pizzeria Popolare
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One of Paris most famous pizzerias. They offer really good food, in a cool ambience. Make reservations if you don't want to make a line to wait for a table. Be aware that they offer big tables to sit on.
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Shana
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Really cute and intimate place. Food is amazing and the service is great. Pretty good wine selection.
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Where to stay
Rayz Private Suites
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This hotel offers a variety of apartments and hotel rooms. Location is fantastic near place Vendome, so you are literally in the heart of Paris.
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Apartments du Louvre - St Honoré
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Really nice apartments in one of the most important streets of Paris.
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Cadet Residence (appart hôtel Paris 9)
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This apart hotel is actually in the 9th district, but if you need something more budget friendly this is a good option.
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Hotel Relais Du Louvre
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The Relais du Louvre is in the historic heart of Paris. Within the walls of an 18th century building, it offers a discreet but luxurious vibes. Some rooms have a view of the Louvre Museum.
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DAY 3: Districts VII & VIII
The 7th district is a prestigious and elegant area of Paris, home to iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Hôtel des Invalides, which houses Napoleon's tomb. It's characterized by its grand boulevards, upscale neighborhoods, and government institutions. The district offers breathtaking views of the Seine River and is known for its cultural richness, including museums, galleries, and historic sites.
The 8th district is synonymous with luxury and opulence. It houses the world-famous Champs-Élysées avenue, renowned for high-end shopping and theaters. The district is dotted with grand hotels, embassies, and the Élysée Palace, the official residence of the French President. It's a hub for fine dining, upscale boutiques, and iconic landmarks like the Arc de Triomphe.
What to do and see
Église de la Madeleine
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Church and concert hall from 1842 that was built as a pantheon dedicated to the Napoleonic army.
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Place de la Concorde
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Place de la Concorde is a magnificent square in the heart of Paris, located at the end of the Champs-Élysées. It's celebrated for its striking Egyptian obelisk and grand fountains. It's a hub for cultural events, celebrations, and a picturesque spot to admire Paris's beauty and landmarks, with the Eiffel Tower in the distance.
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Petit Palais
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This architectural masterpiece, designed for the 1900 Universal Exhibition, houses an impressive collection of fine arts, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. Its elegant courtyard and stunning Belle Époque architecture make it a must-visit for art enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil oasis in the heart of Paris. And the best part.. it's free. You also have a beautiful restaurant in its gardens.
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Grand Palais
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The Gran Palais hosts a wide range of events, including art exhibitions, fashion shows, and cultural gatherings. The Grand Palais is not only a hub for artistic expression but also a symbol of Parisian elegance and creativity. Whether you're exploring its exhibitions or admiring its grand glass dome from the outside, it's a must-visit destination for those seeking cultural enrichment and architectural beauty in the City of Light. It will reopen in 2024 after 3 years of renovations
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Pont Alexandre III
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Pont Alexandre III is one of Paris's most ornate and picturesque bridges. The bridge is adorned with ornate lampposts, cherubs, and golden statues, creating a stunning backdrop for views of iconic Parisian landmarks like Les Invalides and the Eiffel Tower.
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Palais Galliera
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This museum is dedicated to the history of fashion and costume design, showcasing an extensive collection of clothing and accessories dating from the 18th century to the present day. It has beautiful gardens with views to the Tower and a restaurant.
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La Galerie Dior
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This gallery showcases the rich history, creative process, and enduring legacy of the Dior brand. Visitors can explore a curated selection of haute couture dresses, accessories, and fashion archives that have shaped the world of high fashion. It has a cute cafe inside.
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Avenue Montaigne
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Avenue Montaigne is one of the most prestigious and fashionable streets in Paris, synonymous with luxury, haute couture, and high-end shopping. n addition to its boutiques, Avenue Montaigne is celebrated for its elegant architecture, fine dining establishments, and proximity to iconic landmarks like the Champs-Élysées.
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Champs-Élysées
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The Champs-Élysées is one of the most famous avenues in the world, situated in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. This grand tree-lined boulevard stretches from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe and is renowned for its upscale shopping, theaters, cafes, and vibrant atmosphere.
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Arc de Triomphe
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The Arc de Triomphe is a symbol of French national pride and a stunning monument located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. It stands at the western end of the Champs-Élysées and offers panoramic views of the city from its observation deck.
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Adults: €12
Children (under 18): Free
EU residents (18-25): Free
Disabled visitors and one accompanying person: Free
Paris Museum Pass: Included
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Hôtel des Invalides
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Hôtel des Invalides, officially known as the National Residence of the Invalids, is a historic complex in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. Built by Louis XIV, it was originally intended to house and care for wounded and retired soldiers. Today, it is home to several museums and monuments, including the Musée de l'Armée, which showcases an extensive collection of military artifacts and art. You can also see Napoleon's tomb in there.
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Adults (Musée de l'Armée): €12
Reduced Rate (ages 18-25): €10
Free admission for children under 18 and disabled visitors and their companions.
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Musée Rodin
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The Musée Rodin, located in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, is dedicated to the works of the renowned French sculptor Auguste Rodin. The museum is situated within a beautiful mansion and features both indoor and outdoor exhibits in its stunning gardens.
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Adults (Museum and Gardens): €12
Reduced Rate (ages 18-25): €10
Free admission for children under 18, disabled visitors, and their companions.
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Rue de l'Université
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Rue de l'Université is a charming street in the 7th arrondissement. It is known for its elegant and quintessentially Parisian atmosphere. This historic street is lined with beautiful Haussmannian buildings, upscale boutiques, cafes, and galleries. It runs along the Seine River, offering picturesque views of the Eiffel Tower and easy access to notable landmarks like Les Invalides and Musée d'Orsay.
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Rue Cler
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Rue Cler is a charming pedestrian street located in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. It's renowned for its picturesque market atmosphere and a delightful array of shops, cafes, and specialty food stores. It's perfect for buying some food and head up to the Eiffel Tower for a picnic at sunset.
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avenue Rapp
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Avenue Rapp is a grand and elegant street located in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. It is celebrated for its iconic Parisian architecture, including beautiful Haussmannian buildings and well-preserved facades. The avenue is home to various diplomatic residences, art galleries, and upscale boutiques. You can get pretty nice views of the Tower from here
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Rue Saint-Dominique
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Rue Saint-Dominique is a bustling street located in the 7th arrondissement. This lively avenue is famous for its mix of traditional Parisian charm and modern convenience. It's lined with a diverse array of shops, cafes, bakeries, and restaurants offering a wide range of culinary delights, from classic French pastries to international cuisine. It also offers nice views of the Tower
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Champ de Mars
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Champ de Mars is a vast green space, celebrated for its stunning views of the Eiffel Tower and is a popular spot for picnics, leisurely walks, and relaxation. This expansive park is also home to various cultural events and gatherings, including concerts and festivities during national holidays
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Eiffel Tower
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The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world and a symbol of Paris. It offers breathtaking views of Paris from its observation decks, making it a must-visit attraction for travelers exploring the city.
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Individual Rates (To the Second Floor via Elevator):
Adults (ages 25-64): €16
Youth (ages 12-24): €8
Children (ages 4-11): €4
Children under 4: Free
Individual Rates (To the Summit via Elevator - If available):
Adults (ages 25-64): €25.50
Youth (ages 12-24): €12.70
Children (ages 4-11): €6.40
Individual Rates (To the Second Floor via Stairs):
Adults (ages 25-64): €10
Youth (ages 12-24): €5
Children (ages 4-11): €2
Tickets can be purchased online in advance or on-site at the Eiffel Tower.
Prices may vary for specific events, exhibitions, or guided tours.
Visitors with disabilities and their companions may be eligible for reduced rates.
The Eiffel Tower's availability and ticket prices may change, so it's advisable to check the official Eiffel Tower website for the most up-to-date information and to make reservations if desired.
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Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre
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Place du Trocadéro is famous for its stunning view of the Eiffel Tower, which stands directly across the Seine River. The square features impressive architectural elements, including fountains and gardens, making it an ideal spot for tourists to capture iconic photos of the Eiffel Tower.
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Avenue de Camoens
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Avenue de Camoëns is a charming street located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, near the Trocadéro Gardens and the Eiffel Tower. Named after the famous Portuguese poet Luís de Camões, the avenue is characterized by its elegant Parisian architecture, tree-lined sidewalks, and a peaceful atmosphere. When you arrive at the stairs you will have one of the best views of the Eiffel Tower without tourists. It's a perfect spot for nice pictures
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Avenue de New York
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This avenue runs along the Seine River and offers captivating views of the iconic Eiffel Tower and the Statue of Liberty replica on the nearby Île aux Cygnes (Isle of Swans). It's known for its scenic promenade and a relaxed atmosphere, making it a popular spot for leisurely walks and picnics by the riverbanks.
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Where to eat & drink
Restaurant LE Drugstore
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Located in Champs Elysees, next to the Arc de Triomphe, this restaurant serves great food in a cool ambience. Prices are average for Paris, taking in consideration the location.
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Les Petites Mains
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Located in the Palais Galleria gardens, this pop-up restaurant offers Mediterranean food with amazing views of the Eiffel Tower. Prices can be a little bit elevated, so a good option could be to have some drinks or coffee while relaxing in this beatiful gardens.
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Miss Kô
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If you like something different, this restaurant serving asian food is a must. It offers original decoration, perfect cocktails and really tasty food. Prices are a little bit high but worth it.
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Le Petit Cler
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Typical Parisian restaurant serving dishes of the day, good food for a logical price.
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Kozy Bosquet
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Perfect spot for a Brunch near the Eiffel Tower. They have specialty coffee and dishes are amazing.
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Where to stay
Hôtel Le Cinq Codet
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Le Cinq Codet is a modern hotel located in the 7th district of Paris, just a 5-minute walk from the Hôtel des Invalides. It features a courtyard, a bicycle rental service, and a spa and wellness center with a hot tub and hammam. The Eiffel Tower is a 15-minute walk away.
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Hôtel Le Belleval
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The Le Belleval property, designed by the renowned architect Jean-Philippe Nuel, is located in Paris, a 15-minute walk from the Champs-Élysées. It features a fitness center, sauna, and garden. This establishment also has a restaurant, bar, and a courtyard with a 30-meter-high fresco painted by the urban artist Gola Hundun.
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DAY 4: Versailles
The Palace of Versailles was once the royal residence of Louis XIV and his successors. Its grand architecture, Hall of Mirrors, and lavish décor are breathtaking. The Gardens of Versailles, with their meticulously landscaped lawns, fountains, and sculptures, are equally impressive. Versailles offers a captivating glimpse into France's royal history and the grandeur of the 17th-century court.
The Palace is enormous, so you'll need a few hours to explore this historical gem. The interior of the palace is open every day from 9 am to 6:30 pm, except on Mondays and May 1st. The gardens are open every day from 8 am to 8:30 pm. General admission to the palace costs €18 and includes access to the gardens. If you only want to visit the gardens, access is free for everyone from November to March. If you also want to explore the Trianon Estate, you'll need to purchase the "Versailles Passport" ticket. The one-day passport costs €20 every day from November to March and on Wednesdays throughout the year, and €27 on other days from April to October.
To get there, you should take the RER C train from any of the stations to Versailles Château-Rive Gauche station. The journey takes about 40 minutes, and a round-trip ticket costs €7.30.
Palace of Versailles
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You can do a self guided tour or a tour with a guide. Check the website for the time and language of your preference.
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Hall of Mirrors
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If you decide to enter the palace, you must not miss this hall. It is adorned with 17 large arched mirrors on one side, reflecting the adjacent windows that overlook the beautiful Gardens of Versailles, and on the other side, it features painted scenes depicting important events in French history. It was the site of several significant events, including the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, which marked the end of World War I. The hall has witnessed various royal ceremonies and celebrations throughout its history.
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Royal Chapel
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The Royal Chapel at the Palace of Versailles is an architectural masterpiece that exemplifies the opulence of the French monarchy during the reign of Louis XIV. Designed by architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart, this splendid chapel is located within the palace complex. It is characterized by its ornate Baroque design, soaring ceilings, and exquisite decoration. The chapel served as a place of worship for the royal court and was used for royal weddings, baptisms, and religious ceremonies.
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Galerie des Batailles
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It serves as a monumental tribute to France's military history and achievements. Designed by architect Louis-Philippe Le Normand and artist François-Joseph Heim, the gallery features an impressive collection of 33 massive paintings that depict key battles and victories in French history, from ancient times to the 19th century.
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Estate of Trianon
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he Estate of Trianon is a serene and picturesque section of the Palace of Versailles, situated to the southwest of the main palace. It encompasses several notable structures and gardens, including the Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, and the Queen's Hamlet. These exquisite retreats were favored by French royalty, most notably Marie Antoinette, for their privacy and idyllic settings. The Grand Trianon features elegant pink marble architecture, while the Petit Trianon is an intimate palace surrounded by delightful gardens.
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Queen’s Hamlet
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The Queen's Hamlet is a charming rustic village, complete with thatched-roof cottages and a small lake.
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Where to eat
La Petite Venise
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Really nice restaurant near the palace. Prices are correct and food is pretty good too.
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Le Bistrot du 11
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You can choose between 2,3 or 5 dishes formula for lunch (except Saturdays). You can also dine in their Michelin Star restaurant. You must make reservations for both of them.
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DAY 5: Districts V & XVIII
These districts are a bit apart from each other, so you'll likely need to take the subway to get between them. But if you are willing to walk, you can enjoy a last stroll in this City and pass by some of the places you liked the most.
District 5 is also known as the Latin Quarter, This historic district is famous for its intellectual and bohemian atmosphere. It's home to the Sorbonne University and offers a blend of student life, cultural attractions, and quaint cafes.
The 18 District, also known as Montmartre is one of Paris's most iconic neighborhoods, perched on a hill and crowned by the stunning Sacré-Cœur Basilica. In addition to the artistic heritage and charming streets, it provides panoramic views of Paris, particularly during sunset. Explore the Place du Tertre to see artists at work and enjoy a memorable meal in the area. After sunset, and right below Montmartre, you'll find several cool restaurants to bid farewell to this beautiful city.
Latin Quarter
Paris-Sorbonne University
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Sorbonne University is a prestigious institution of higher education located in the Latin Quarter of Paris, in the 5th arrondissement. It is renowned for its academic excellence and rich history.
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Rue de la Huchette
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Rue de la Huchette offers a taste of the lively and eclectic atmosphere of the Latin Quarter and is an ideal location to immerse yourself in Parisian culture, enjoy delicious food, and experience the city's nightlife.
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Fontaine Saint-Michel
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Fontaine Saint-Michel is not only an impressive architectural monument but also a significant historical and cultural symbol in the heart of Paris. It's a popular spot for both tourists and locals, offering a beautiful backdrop for photos and a peaceful place to take in the city's ambiance.
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Church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont
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The church is famous for being the final resting place of the renowned mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal. For those willing to climb a spiral staircase, the church offers a unique vantage point to admire the stunning interior and panoramic views of the surrounding area.
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Panthéon
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The Panthéon is a cultural and historical gem in the heart of Paris, and it's a must-visit for those interested in the city's rich intellectual heritage and architectural grandeur. Inside the Panthéon, you'll find the final resting places of numerous prominent French figures, including Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Émile Zola, and Marie Curie. Their tombs are among the most visited in the mausoleum. Visitors can climb to the top of the Panthéon's dome for panoramic views of Paris. The climb includes a spiral staircase with a rewarding vista of the city from the dome's exterior.
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Cour du Commerce Saint-André
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Cour du Commerce Saint-André is a hidden gem in the Latin Quarter, offering a glimpse into the artistic and intellectual history of Paris. It's a place where history, literature, and the charm of Paris come together in a delightful setting.
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Rue Mouffetard
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Rue Mouffetard is famous for its quaint, cobblestone-paved streets and vibrant atmosphere. It exudes a village-like ambiance in the heart of Paris and is a favorite among both locals and tourists. The street is known for its daily market, where you can find an array of fresh produce, artisanal goods, and international cuisine. As this quarter is full of students, restaurants tend to be cheaper.
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Grande Mosquée de Paris
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This mosque is renowned for its stunning Hispano-Moorish architecture, featuring intricate tilework, graceful arches, and a peaceful courtyard garden with fountains and lush vegetation.
Within the mosque complex, you'll find a traditional Moroccan tea room and a restaurant serving North African cuisine. It's a delightful place to experience Moroccan tea and pastries or enjoy a meal. You can even find a traditional hammam (steam bath) and spa.
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Jardin des Plantes
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The Jardin des Plantes is a historic botanical garden. Within the garden, you'll find the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle (National Museum of Natural History), which houses an extensive collection of specimens, fossils, and exhibits on natural history. The Jardin des Plantes also hosts the Ménagerie du Jardin des Plantes, one of the oldest zoos in the world. It's home to a variety of animals, including big cats, primates, and birds.
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Luxembourg Gardens
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This are in my opinion one of the most beautiful gardens in Paris. The Jardines de Luxemburgo are a beloved destination for both locals and tourists, offering a serene escape in the heart of Paris. Whether you're looking to enjoy a leisurely stroll, soak in the historic ambiance, or simply relax in a beautiful setting, these gardens are a must-visit.
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Where to eat and drink
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Brasserie Des Prés
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The dishes are delicious, generous, and affordable. They have vegetarian options. The place is magnificent, spread across 3 floors with a bar on the top floor. It is located in a small alley away from the road.
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Polidor
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If you wan't to travel back in time, this is a good place. This restaurant appears in the movie "Midnight in Paris". It serves typical French cuisine and prices are pretty good too.
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Where to stay
Hôtel Aiglon - Boulevard Raspail Paris 14
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Lovely 4 star hotel near the Jardins de Luxembourg. Average prices for Paris.
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Hotel La Lanterne & Spa
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The Hotel La Lanterne & Spa is located in the 5th district of Paris, 500 meters from Notre Dame Cathedral, and features an indoor pool.
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Hôtel Design Sorbonne
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The Hotel Design Sorbonne is a boutique hotel located on the left bank of the Seine River, in the heart of the Latin Quarter of Paris. It offers elegant and modern rooms, just 240 meters from the Luxembourg Gardens.
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Montmartre
The Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre
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Sacré-Cœur provides breathtaking panoramic views of Paris from its dome, making it a popular pilgrimage site and a symbol of faith and devotion.
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Place du Tertre
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The most famous square in Montmartre. It's a small cobblestone square filled with cafes, street musicians, and artists who paint portraits of visitors.
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Le Moulin Blute-Fin
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Standing as one of the last surviving windmills in the neighborhood, it is a charming and historic landmark that harks back to Montmartre's rural past.
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Wall of Love
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This unique wall is adorned with the words "I Love You" in over 300 languages, expressing a universal message of love and unity. Created by artists Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito, the wall serves as a beautiful symbol of love's diversity and transcendent nature.
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Boulevard de Clichy
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Boulevard de Clichy is a bustling and historic boulevard in Paris, known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse offerings. One of the most famous landmarks along Boulevard de Clichy is the Moulin Rouge, the iconic cabaret and entertainment venue renowned for its cabaret shows, can-can dancers, and dazzling nightlife.
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Rue des Martyrs
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Rue des Martyrs has a delightful village-like ambiance, with its narrow cobblestone streets, artisanal shops, and local businesses. It's a favorite among both residents and visitors seeking an authentic Parisian experience. : The street is renowned for its diverse array of food shops and gourmet establishments, including bakeries, cheese shops, patisseries, and cafes. It's a paradise for food enthusiasts looking to savor French delicacie.
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Where to eat and drink
Le Moulin de la Galette
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In addition to being located where Renoir painted the famous "Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette," which gives the restaurant its name, it's an appealing place. The staff, friendly and professional, does everything possible to please and communicate. The atmosphere is cozy. The French cuisine offers excellent value for money.
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La Maison Rose
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You need to book in advance to secure a table, it became even more famous after appearing in Emily in Paris. It is a place with a rich history, good service, and delicious comfort food. Prices are reasonable too.
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Django Restaurant
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Trendy restaurant with a "tapas" concept (plates to share). The food is amazing and they have a nice wine selection.
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Sōma Milton
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Really cool Japonais restaurant. They offer small dishes to share, prices go from 5 to 17 euros each plate, you should probably order 2 or 3 per person.
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Noir - Coffee Shop & Torréfacteur
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Amazing coffee in this little cute place. Ideal to sit and people watching.
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Where to stay
Hôtel 29 Lepic
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nice little hotel in the heart of Montmartre. Ideal if you are on a budget.
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Hôtel Sacha
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This is a 4 star hotel located near Sacre Coeur. Good prices and comfortable rooms
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Aparthotel Adagio Paris Montmartre
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They offer different apartment sizes in Montmartre. Cute deco and really well connected to the rest of the city
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