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    Wholesome Paris 3 Day Itinerary With Attractions And Hidden Gems

    I read somewhere that every city has a history- how it came to be, what it endured and celebrated. Paris has several, stacked onto each event it has witnessed. The sediments of epochs mound revolutions, and inspirations atop each other. Some are remembered as cliches, some garner a cult-like esteem that strives to protect what remains hidden as its own. Perhaps that is why every Google search for the perfect Paris itinerary, or things to do, yields a new plan every time.
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    Hotels in Paris With Views of Eiffel Tower

    Hotels

    1600+

    Streets & Alleys

    6,500+

    Budget

    $2000-$4500

    Restaurants

    44000+

    Area

    2300 sq. km.

    Paris is a place of wanderers and dreamers, and we like exactly the same. We like not knowing what to do or which cafe to eat at. We ask locals in our accented French where the boulangerie is, and blessed be a benevolent French, sometimes they take us to the fluffiest croissant in an avenue we never had on our itinerary in the first place.
    There are only two places in the world where we can live happy—at home and in Paris.
    I have made many itineraries, one with Iceland that almost took in every glacier and best Northern Lights spots, but a 3-Day Paris itinerary took my heart (with the providential help of Google Maps). As majestic as Paris is, it is incredibly vast and hosts so much touristic spots that it becomes impossible to navigate on your own. Of course, you want to live like a local and explore where natives hang out or find speakeasies, but could a visit to Paris really ever miss out the Eiffel Tower or The Louvre? So we clipped, and we toiled, admired, and desired, and built this mix of hurried and unhurried hours of a wholesome 3-Day Paris itinerary. You might be a first timer or one who remembers Parisian streets at this point, but five days from now (or a heatwave later), you’d have loved every surprise Paris throws at you.

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    Visitors

    1650+

    Steps

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    Sainte-Chapelle

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    Petit Palais

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    Panthéon

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    Champs-Élysées

    Touristy Things to Do in Paris Near The Louvre

    Day 1- Visit the Louvre, Palais Royale, Tuileries, and the Bridge of Alexander III

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    3-4 hours

    Louvre

    9 AM-6 PM
    Pre-booking

    Tuesday Closed

    €22.00

    Palais Royale | Travel Scout

    30 minutes

    Palais Royale

    8 AM-8.30 PM
    Expensive Cafes

    Everyday

    Free Entry

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    1 hours

    Tuileries Garden

    7 AM-9 PM
    Fountains

    Everyday

    Free Entry

    Bridge of Alexander III | Travel Scout

    30 minutes

    Bridge of Alexander III

    24 hours
    Sunset Views

    Everyday

    Open Entry

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    30 minutes

    Champs-Élysées

    24 hours
    High End

    Everyday

    Free Entry

    Louvre

    I often find people looking for more art pieces at the Louvre other than the Mona Lisa. Granted, the art museum has more than 35,000 art pieces on display, you are bound to find your hits and misses. I’d suggest having breakfast at the hotel and then heading to the Louvre immediately after. Admission tickets must be booked in advance (at least 2 weeks prior) to receive early admission to have more time to explore. The touristy art pieces are obvious- La Joconde (Mona Lisa), Venus de Milo, and The Great Sphinx of Tanis. 

    You would also enjoy the painting opposite the Mona Lisa- The Wedding at Cana by Paolo Veronese, the first miracle performed by Jesus, Théodore Géricault’s The Raft of the Medusa (Denon Wing)- a depiction of the aftermath of the 1816 wreck of the French naval frigate Méduse, and Jacques-Louis David’s The Coronation of Napoleon at Notre Dame, Paris. While people love spending more time at the Louvre, we want to reserve a few wings for different visits (you, too, would be coming back, wink wink). For the first visit, stick to the Denon Wing, and you’d have a blast.
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    Tuileries Garden

    The Tuileries was originally the private royal garden for the Tuileries Palace, which was attached to the Louvre. It connects directly to the Louvre Museum, and a simple walk later, you have a splendid public garden with sun-dappled pathways. Much of the area is adorned by sculptures by famous French sculptors. Perhaps the best part of the garden is that it is right in the center of the city, because of which most historic buildings are all around. With a book in your hand, sat on the famous green chairs surrounding the ponds and fountains, you can enjoy the most Parisian local experience ever.
    The garden is famous year-round- if you come in summers you will find the best summer festival in all of Paris. If you have the time on your itinerary, make sure that you go for the Giant Wheel, which will give you the best views of the Parisian rooftops. Even if you visit during winters, the Christmas Fair is of great pomp and joy. There are multiple markets and stalls.
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    Palais Royale

    The Tuileries Garden and the Louvre are within metres of the Palais Royale, which will be the next stop in our itinerary. The Palais Royal happens to be the childhood home of King Louis XIV. It is here that you will find the Royal Gardens and the iconic striped columns. The Buren Columns are extremely famous on Instagram and are an amazing photo op for the journey. Quite nearby are The Sperards by Polbury. The kinetic artwork consists of two fountains with large, slowly rotating stainless steel spheres made in the 17th century. Further inside, you will find the elegant Jardin du Palais Royal. Granted, we have already had a garden visit on our itinerary today, but. Pale Royale is more intimate and hidden. The sanctuary is enclosed on all four sides by palace walls and shopping arcades. Perhaps the most iconic ones would be Le Grand Véfour and the Café Kitsuné. The former is one of Paris’s oldest and most historic restaurants. Back then. Napoleon and Josephine quoted here. In fact, Victor Hugo, Colette, and Jean Cocteau also had dedicated tables at the luxury dining room. Kitsuné Is relatively newer and opened in 2013 by Mezo Kitsune. It is still a quaint, little, minimalist espresso bar and is famous for its high-quality matcha lattes and shortbread cookies.

    You can grab a bite here or cross the Palais Royal Garden and head to Gallery Vivienne. The entire street is almost canopied with beautiful trees, and you can find many good restaurants in the vicinity. Rue Sainte-Anne nearby has the best Japanese and Korean restaurants if you want to deviate from French. One place that is even on our wish list is the Café Plume, Rue Saint-Honoré. It is highly recommended by locals and has some of the best classic French foods. Since it is also open most of the day, you can fit it into your itinerary anytime.
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    Bridge of Alexander III

    The Bridge of Alexander is widely regarded as one of the most extravagant and majestic bridges in Paris. It runs over the Sine River and connects the Grand Palais and the Petite Palais with the Les Invalides Complex. You must have seen the bridge appear in movies like Woody Allen’s Midnight in Paris, James Bond’s A View to Kill, and many other fashion campaigns. The bridge is not very far from the Palais Royal either. 

    You can either walk for about 30 minutes towards the bridge or take a bus from the Tuileries towards Champs-Élysées. This is one of the most unhurried parts of your itinerary today. Take some time and enjoy the views of Paris from this bridge. From here, we will head towards one of the most expensive places in Paris.
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    Champs-Élysées

    Champs-Élysées is the famous 12-mile-long avenue in Paris, which connects Place de la Concorde and Place Charles de Gaulle. At the end of it, you will find one of the biggest Parisian tourist stops, the Arc de Triomphe. If time permits, we would definitely add the Petit Palace to our itinerary. And the Beaux-Arts Museum has a world-class collection from antiquity to the 20th century for free. Rembrandt, Rubens, Monet, Cézanne, and Rodin, you’d find them all at this stunning Palace. 

    As much as it is one of the most coveted places on any Paris travel itinerary, it is also extremely populated and tends to be a bit on the pricier side. The walk from the loop to the Arc de Triomphe is pretty famous, but an alternative would be to take a metro and take a stroll down the hill. This is especially magnificent during Christmas.
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    Heatwave Plans in Paris 2026- What to Do in the European Heatwave? 

    While most of Europe is reeling from one of the most intense heatwaves, Paris is retaining a good chunk of its tourism. People are still visiting the city to bask in its glory even as the temperatures soar. Here are a few things you need to keep in mind while spending time in the city. 

    • Famous tourist spots are closing during peak temperatures. The Eiffel Tower has been closing at 4 PM. Last admissions are taken as late as 12.30 PM. The Louvres revised its closure time to 4 PM, with 2 PM being the last admission of the day. What happens to my Eiffel Tower and Louvre Ticket in the heatwave? Both places have announced an automatic refund for all sorts of later reservations. 
    • Where to go in Paris in the Heatwave? If you are still in Paris at the time and want to enjoy your visit, join the locals as they cool off in the Trocadero Fountain next to the Eiffel Tower. The Petit Palace is open and air-conditioned- plus it has a strong permanent collection. Even underground spaces like the Crypt of the Pantheon, the Liberation of Paris Museum, Marmottan Monet Museum remain cooler than the outdoors. The Bibliotheque Nationale will also feel less crowded, but the visiting hours might be trimmed. The Galleries Lafayette are also cool but can get extremely crowded as it is extremely famous. 
    • Paris Instagram Reels have shown that people are adding aluminum foil to their windows to cut sunlight, something you can also follow in your hotel room. The most important thing to do in the heatwave would be to carry an insulated water bottle and portable fans wherever you go. You can also freeze your water bottle before going out so you can drink it as it melts. Needless to say, hats and caps have never been more important. 
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    Île de la Cité and Notre-Dame Exterior Walking Tour

    Top Paris Attractions with the Best Museums and Gardens

    Day 2- Historic Walk in Paris- Notre Dame, Île de la Cité,

    You might be a wanderer or a settler, but a good stay requires a comfortable bed and a god cuppa joe in the morning. While we are not putting in hotel recommendations in Paris in this blog, we do have our favorite areas in Paris we give kudos to. Our favorites are hotels with views of the Eiffel Tower, but the abundance is unreal.

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    Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris | Travel Scout

    7:50 AM–7 PM

    Notre Dame Cathedral

    Open now after the deadly fire back in 2019.

    Free Admission

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    8 AM–7:30 PM

    Marché aux Fleurs de Paris

    Beautiful flowers in the midst of a beautiful market.

    Free Entry

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    9 AM- 7 PM

    Saint Chapelle

    Residence of the Kings of France until the 14th century

    €22*

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    7.30 AM- 8 PM

    Jardin du Luxembourg

    Charming and vibrant hotel near the Saint-Lazare train station.

    Free Entry

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    10 AM–6:30 PM

    Pantheon

    Neoclassical Mausoleum

    €16+

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    Musée de Cluny | Travel Scout

    9:30 AM–5:45 PM

    Musée de Cluny

    National Museum of the Middle Ages has fewer crowds.

    €14+

    Touristy and Offbeat Places to Visit

    Must See Places in Paris​ Near The Notre Dame

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    Gargoyles, chimeras, and views of Paris

    Notre Dame Cathedral

    Notre Dame has reopened to the public and has resumed its religious services and tours, but the massive restoration project is still ongoing. It wouldn’t be wrong to call Notre Dame one of the oldest monuments in the city. The cathedral, in one form or the other, has been around since Roman invasions. Perhaps that is why it is so important that it has been deemed as the point zero in France. This exact spot is the official center from which all highway distances in France are measured. Another place that intrigued us was the archeological crypt of the Île de la Cité. The crypt was established to display the artifacts found during the City’s renovation project to build a parking garage. You won’t find human remains, but glimpses of Paris’s earliest days as Lutetia Paris will be visible. Equally famous are the statues and gargoyles of the Cathedral. The Equestrian Statue of Charlemagne and His Guards looks as enigmatic as the man himself. The powerful and well-armed look may look like it was built during the reign of the 800 A.D.s, but it was only built in the more recent 19th century.
    The gargoyles require a different entry ticket and a flight of 422 steps; if you’re up for it, the North Tower has rich views of the City and the imposing features- gargoyles. Some have water sprouting out of them, some are purely decorative, but all of them look extremely divine.
    Online Tickets
    New Spire Photo-Ops

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    Spot the Wallace Fountains and neighboring Conciergerie

    Marché aux Fleurs de Paris

    This beautiful market is absolutely one of the most serene places to be. The charm of this historical market has barely dwindled with rites of time. The cast-iron and glass pavilions have survived the overhaul of the Haussmann architecture. While most of Paris visits to buy the freshest bunch of orchids, you needn’t labor to have a pair for yourself (although it will look divinely on your hotel bedside). Smells of jasmine and lavender pique your senses. Even if you’re not looking to buy a plant, the area has many vintage stores to buy the best souvenirs from Paris.
    Iron Pavilions
    Souvenirs Shops

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    Most important Gothic Chapel in Paris

    Saint Chapelle

    Like most cities in Europe, churches in Paris are a dime a dozen. You find them everywhere you go, each imbued with a history of its own. Saint Chapelle is one such Gothic church that has marvelled every visitor ever. King Louis the IX (future Saint Louis) built the chapel to store his collection of religious relics- the likes of the Holy Lance, fragments of the True Cross, Crown of Thorns (although that piece is in Notre Dame now). It received a lot of damage during the French Revolution, but much of the original structure persisted. On a sunny day, Sainte Chapelle is a must- the stained glass is ethereal to witness. On cloudier ones, you could skip. A trip would be remiss if you don’t visit the upper chapel. The stained glass on nearly three walls of the chapel tells the story of 1113 scenes of the Bible from Genesis to Resurrection.
    Visit on Sunny Days
    Stained Glass Views

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    Play Pétanque or Tennis with locals

    Jardin du Luxembourg

    This jolly jaunt of a place is such a hit with tourists. Some love it even more than the Tuileries for fun summer picnics. A glance would make you think, this is quite an ordered garden, isn’t it? But the playfulness lies in how the locals adore this place and spend their leisure time in a community. Many of the sitting spaces are occupied by people playing chess; some go for tennis and basketball. I also learned about a traditional game- bateaux à voiles. You rent a vibrant sailing boat and set it off in the Grand Bassin duck pond. The garden also has the largest marionette theatre in the city- Théâtre des Marionnettes.
    Medici fountain
    Chess with Locals

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    Crypt of visionaries of the World

    Pantheon

    The Panthéon is located at the highest point of the historic Latin Quarter. It was originally built as a grand church to honor St. Genevieve, the patron saint of Paris. During the French Revolution, it evolved into a secular mausoleum. At the entry itself, look up, and you will find a magnificent dome over your head. Easily one of the most striking Roman architectural styles in the area. At the center of the massive nave, you will find the fully operational replica of Foucault’s famous pendulum. Underground vaults have tombs of Victor Hugo, Voltaire, Rousseau, Alexandre Dumas, and Marie and Pierre Curie. This section is particularly good for visiting during the current heatwave in France. The main floor has floor-to-ceiling 19th-century paintings and murals. Ascend the steps to the dome for more panoramic views of Paris.
    Underground Crypt
    Extre fee for Dome Visits

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    Gallo-Roman thermal bath ruins with collections of Visigothic votive crowns and crosses

    Musée de Cluny

    Musée de Cluny is one of the most fun places to be in Paris. The proper name would be the Musée National du Moyen Âge, or the Museum of the Middle Ages. The tapestries here are significantly vast and of utmost importance to understand the French influence on all art forms. The Lady and the Unicorn is particularly stunning; the medieval stained-glass is one of the grandest exhibits you will ever see. These are majorly religious scenes from La Sainte-Chapelle and the Basilique de Saint-Denis. Remnants of the frigidarium and thermal baths have been restored for public viewing.
    Roman baths
    Medieval Garden

    When To Visit Paris

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    11°C- 12°C

    March to May

      Run The Paris Marathon

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    20°C- 21°C

    June to August

    Fête de la Musique on June 21st

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    12°C- 13°C

    September to November

    Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre, celebrating the annual grape harvest

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    5°C- 6°C

    December to February

    Trout have an incredible field of vision and can see almost everything except the area behind their tail.

    Transportation Inputs- Taxi Scams in Paris and Metro Ideas 

    • Never book taxis outside of the official line. Most of them are scammers and will rip your money one way or the other. The official lines are managed by the staff while the scammers try to approach you near the gate to take you to their vehicles on the sides. 
    • Have transparency on the fare for the ride before it starts. Ask for payment methods; if they refuse a card payment citing reasons, move along and find a different taxi. 
    • Insist on turning the meter of the taxi on during the ride. Make sure it is unobstructively  visible to you 
    • If you get in a kerfuffle with the driver on your way to the hotel, ask the reception desk or any other staff for help. They will readily help you cool down the spat. 
    • Before relying on apps, check if they require OTPs or other codes that are sent to your mobile phone. These codes work only if you have international calling and/or SMS enabled. These codes are not received on a data-only recharge.
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    Champ de Mars Paris Picnics & Eiffel Tower Views

    Day 3- Eiffel Tower, Champs de Mars, and Montmartre

    No amount of visits to Paris would feel wholesome without the fervour of the French cuisine on your taste buds. Needless to say, the French pride themselves on their gastronomy. “On ne peut pas penser, bien aimer, bien dormir, si on n’a pas bien mangé.” said the avant-garde feminist Virginia Woolf, which means “One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well.’ And we accede without demur. Here are the fanciest restaurants in Paris that let you dine with the views of la dame de fer.

    Eiffel Tower

    9 AM–12 AM

    Iconic lattice tower is located in the huge Champs de Mars.

    You think of Paris, and the Eiffel Tower automatically makes its presence felt in your thoughts. The entire area is a magnificent experience- a picnic would be great, the top view is fantastique, the climb to the first two storeys is oddly calming. Sunrise and sunset, the Tower remains beautiful to witness. We put it in the first slot because crowds are shorter, and lines are shorter. For the descent, you can get yourself a beer or champagne from the second floor to celebrate the 700 steps. The lines on the way back are even shorter.

    $14.80*

    Starting Price

    Place Du Trocadero

    Open 24/7

    Best views of the Eiffel Tower atop the Chaillot Hill.

    Place Du trocadero is probably one of the most visited spots in Paris, courtesy of the daunting heatwave. The fountain will keep you cool in the heat, and the view atop the Chaillot Hill is far superior to any in the area. But the Fountain is not all it has. If you have time on your hands, the Musée national de la Marine de Paris has naval paintings, old artifacts from 1th Century model Ships. The L’Aquarium de Paris is the best kid-friendly spot in the area. Even Cité de l’architecture & du Patrimoine has French Architecture from the Middle Ages to modern times.

    Free

    Entry

    Love Wall Montmartre

    Rue des Abbesses Metro- open 24/7

    More love than anywhere

    Everybody knows that Paris is the City of Love. The Love Wall is an attestation to that. The giant mural is made of ceramic blue tiles, and each tile has the word “I love you” in 312 different languages. The mural is a huge hit for photo ops. You can find the love in your own language and click a pic with it for the Gram.

    Free

    Entry

    Moulin Rouge

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    Show with half a bottle of champagne

    Mouline Rouge is probably one of the most hip and happening places in the world. It is the undisputed birthplace of the modern cabaret and all that it feels to be Bohemian. In early 2024, the iconic red windmill blades unexpectedly collapsed into the street below. It was renovated just before the Paris Olympics 2024. The Moulin Rouge runs two shows every night, at 9 pm and 11 pm, throughout the week. Should you want to have dinner, it is served at 7 PM just before the 9 o’clock show.

    €140

    per person

    Sacré Coeur

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    Most Popular Landmark in Paris

    This is a reverse contender for our list; you don’t get views of the Eiffel Tower, you get to see Paris from the Tower itself. The 5 or 7-course Tasting Menu is so good, it will instantly become one of your favorite places to dine in Paris. Pro Tip- Try the lobster and scallops with a chenin blanc. Plus, the staff is amenable, they are literally seconds away for every request.

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    French Phrases To Know Before A Trip To Paris

    • “Par carte”-  Paying with a bank card
    • “En espèces”- Paying in cash
    • “à emporter” – Takeaway
    • “Sur place”- Dining in
    • “Je voudrais…” I would like a latte. 
    • “Je vais prendre…” I will take
    • “Pas de soucis” No problem, instead of Bienvenue. 
    • “Ce sera tout?”- Is that all? 
    • “Avec ça?”- Anything else? 
    • “Parlez un peu plus doucement/lentement s’il vous plaît, madame/monsieur”- Can you please speak a little slower? 
    • “Où se trouve…?” – Where is the (location) 
    • “Ou sont les toilettes?”- obviously

    Unhurried Paris Tours Packages Through Popular Sites

    Paris Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Tour

    Optional river cruise with option to skip sights 

    $45.47+

    Disneyland Paris Parks Admission Tickets

    Disney, Pixar, and MARVEL stories come to life.

    $63.45+

    Paris Food Tours: Eat Like A Local

    Find the best Cheeses, Wines & Secrets of Parisian Alleys

    $87.44+

    Paris Moulin Rouge 3-Course Dinner

    Dine while you watch the latest show. Vegetarian Options.

    $478.57

    Paris TV Character Walking Tour

    Visit Important locations from popular television shows. 

    $41.97+

    Guided Paris Bike Tour- Electric

    E-Bike along Notre Dame and the Eiffel Tower.

    $75.78+

    Truly Secret Spots and Experiences To Find In Paris Locals Recommend

    These spots may not appear on a traditional itinerary, but a little deviation and you might land yourself in a whole other experience. Here are a few spots that you can squeeze in your tight itinerary-
    • La REcyclerie- 18th – Urban and industrial-vibe cafe with DIY repairs & recycling workshops. 
    • TLM – au fil du rail, 19th- Multi-cuisine eatery with debates, comedy club and concerts in a former warehouse. Industrial Architecture vibes. 
    • Buttes Chaumont Park- Wild and hilly walks with stunning sunset views. Not very touristy and chaotic.

    FAQs

    We made a Paris itinerary to put in enough places for you to visit along with free time to do some exploring on your own. For example, if you want to visit Notre Dame, Shakespeare and Company is just opposite. Bibilophiles would definitely want a visit this 17th century building of a bookshop. You will have enough time to drop in before resuming your visit to the Marché aux Fleurs de Paris. 

    While you can resume with our Paris Itinerary, make a few changes to make it more romantic. For dinners, whisper sweet-nothings in a restaurant one the banks of Seine, or go for a private cruise on the river itself. The Palais garner holds the best emotive opera experiences where you will want to dress to the nines. The lavish service will definitely make it a night to remember. Prolong your Eiffel Tower visit and add a lunch at 58, Tour Eiffel to your itinerary. While we have not covered Giverny in our 3-Day Paris Itinerary, a day trip to Monet’s Garden would make for joyeux memories. If you want more romantic stays suited for honeymooners, check our recommendation on the finest hotels for couples. 

    There is not proper “must not stay there” location in Paris, but families might need to cut their list a bit short for quiter places. Pigalle is not a family friendly place to stay at. There are multiple sex shops in the vicinity, besides it being a very high traffic tourist spot and tends to be noisy. Rue St. Denis and Barbès-Rochechouart can also be avoided. 

    Yes, but $1000 enough will only be enough if your accommodation has already been paid for in full. 

    Always be respectful and greet people around you. A simple Bonjour (Day) and Bonsoir (Evening) would suffice. You must stay wary of pickpockets in popular areas and scam taxis at the airports and railway stations. 

    You would need somewhere around $2800-$4000 for a vacation in Paris. The hotels tends to run expensive, but you can find some cheap hotels in Paris that still have a pristine view. 

    Honfleur and Rouen are popular amongst tourists to take a break on your visit between Bayeux and Paris. Radisson Blu hotel in Rouen is a good option; it is right near the train station and the Joan of Arc Tower. Hotel Ibis in Hornfleur is also a nice options. 

    Yes, Disneyland Paris is more palatial and grand than any other. The construction is amazingly grand and complete with the kids friendly activities, it makes for a great vacation. 

    Take a TGV highspeed train from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport to the Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy train station in less than 12 minutes. The station is just a couple of minutes away from the Disneyland. A Shuttle service runs between the Paris-Orly and Paris-Charles De Gaulle airports and the Disney Hotels. 

    The Eiffel Tower is about 52 km from the Disneyland Paris. You can take a highspeed TGV train or try the shuttle services. 

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    Sam Collins

    Travel Blogger | Solo Female Travel & Safety Expert Sam is a solo travel and lifestyle blogger dedicated to helping women travel confidently and safely across the world. With first-hand experience traveling solo across 20+ countries, she shares practical insights on safety, planning, and cultural awareness.Her content focuses on solo itineraries, safety guides, and destination recommendations tailored for independent female travelers.