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France · Nov 3–6 · 3 nights

Paris

The City of Light β€” croissants, cobblestones, and world-class art around every corner.

πŸ“‹ Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1

Nov 3 (Tue) β€” Arrival & Left Bank

Day 2

Nov 4 (Wed) β€” Montmartre & River Cruise

Day 3

Nov 5 (Thu) β€” Art & Iconic Landmarks

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Landmark

Eiffel Tower

The iconic iron tower needs no introduction. Book tickets online in advance to skip long lines. Go at dusk for the golden-hour views and stay for the sparkle show after dark.

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Museum

The Louvre

Home to the Mona Lisa and thousands of other masterpieces. It's enormous β€” pick one or two wings to focus on rather than trying to see everything. Book ahead.

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Neighborhood

Montmartre & SacrΓ©-CΕ“ur

Wander the winding streets of this hilltop village, browse artist studios in Place du Tertre, and soak in sweeping views of Paris from the basilica steps.

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Museum

MusΓ©e d'Orsay

Impressionist heaven β€” Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh β€” all housed in a stunning converted train station. A must if you love art. Less crowded than the Louvre.

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Landmark

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Undergoing restoration but still breathtaking from the outside. Walk the Île de la CitΓ© and the Seine riverbanks nearby β€” the whole area is magical.

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Experience

Seine River Cruise

A relaxed way to see the city's landmarks from the water. Bateaux Mouches runs day and evening cruises β€” the evening one with dinner is especially romantic.

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Neighborhood

Le Marais

Paris's most vibrant district β€” boutiques, galleries, the historic Jewish Quarter, and some of the best falafel in the world. Perfect for a full afternoon.

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Park

Luxembourg Gardens

A quintessentially Parisian park. Grab a café crème from a nearby boulangerie, find a chair by the fountain, and watch the world slow down for a while.

🍽️ Restaurants & Food

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CafΓ©

CafΓ© de Flore

One of Paris's most famous literary cafés in Saint-Germain. Great for people-watching over a café crème and a buttery croissant — a true Parisian morning.

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Street Food

L'As du Fallafel

Legendary falafel in the Marais β€” the line moves fast and it's absolutely worth it. Stuff it with everything. Cash only. Don't overthink it.

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Patisserie

Pierre HermΓ©

The world's most celebrated macaron maker. The Ispahan (rose, raspberry, lychee) is extraordinary. Treat yourself β€” you're in Paris.

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Brasserie

Bouillon Pigalle

Classic French brasserie food at surprisingly wallet-friendly prices. Great steak frites, beef tartare, and profiteroles. Always bustling β€” arrive early or expect a wait.

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Market

Rue Mouffetard Market

A lively outdoor market street in the Latin Quarter. Pick up cheese, fresh bread, fruit, and charcuterie for a picnic by the Seine. One of Paris's great simple pleasures.

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Bistro

Chez L'Ami Jean

A beloved Basque-influenced bistro β€” noisy, convivial, and delicious. The rice pudding dessert is famous across Paris. Book well ahead; it fills up fast.