Itinerary overview
A linear and iconic two-day itinerary designed to conquer the great wonders of the City of Light, reducing travel time to a minimum.
I arrive
A relaxing evening to recover from the journey and savor the first moments of Paris
Day 1
The great icons of Paris, the ones you absolutely can't miss if you visit the French capital.
Day 2
Museums, characteristic neighborhoods, and the city's last must-see sights.
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Day 0 - The Parisian Preview
If you arrive in the city in the late afternoon, spend the evening discovering Paris's liveliest and most romantic side. A nocturnal glimpse of the bohemian atmosphere and iconic lights of the world's most famous red light district.
The Wall of I Love You (Le Mur des Je T'aime)
A romantic stop in front of a unique work of art that contains the words "I love you" in over 250 languages.
A walk in Pigalle
Explore the vibrant historic district on foot, known for its energy, historic venues, and neon lights.
Show and dinner at the Moulin Rouge
An unforgettable evening in the temple of the can-can, enjoying a refined dinner while the Féerie show is performed.
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Day 1 – The must-see classics
Start the day by following the course of the river to experience first-hand the architectural symbols and most prestigious museums that have made the French capital famous throughout the world.
Eiffel Tower
The undisputed symbol of Paris, a wrought iron masterpiece that offers a breathtaking view of the entire city.
Louvre Museum
The largest museum in the world, a treasure trove of inestimable treasures that houses millennia-old masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa.
Notre Dame
The majestic Gothic cathedral located on the Île de la Cité, famous for its stories, its rose windows and its gargoyles.
Latin Quarter
A labyrinth of historic and lively alleys, famous for the ancient Sorbonne University, its historic bookstores, and its intellectual atmosphere.
Cruise on the Seine
A relaxing boat trip to admire the illuminated bridges and monuments from a unique and spectacular perspective.
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Day 2 – Art, views and Montmartre
The second day will take you to discover the artistic soul of Paris's highest hill and the majestic elegance of its most celebrated streets.
Sacred heart
The white basilica in Roman-Byzantine style that dominates the city, offering one of the most spectacular views of Paris.
Montmartre
The legendary painters' quarter, characterised by cobbled streets, windmills and small squares where the Belle Époque atmosphere still reigns.
Musée d'Orsay
A stunning converted former railway station housing the world's largest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces.
Champs-Élysées
The most famous avenue in the world, a grandiose geometric perspective dotted with luxury shops, theaters, and historic cafés.The most famous avenue in the world, a grandiose...
Arc de Triomphe
The majestic monument commissioned by Napoleon, located in the center of Place Charles de Gaulle, which celebrates French military victories.
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The main stages of the itinerary
Where to stay for a weekend in Paris
Choosing the right area is essential to optimize your time: we recommend staying in the central neighborhoods (Arrondissements 1 to 6) to get around easily on foot or near a stop on the main metro(lines 1 or 4).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best way to get around the attractions on the itinerary?
The ideal combination is to walk within each neighborhood and use the metrofor longer distances. The lines are frequent, extensive, and connect every point along the route in just a few minutes.
Is it worth buying tickets for the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre on site?
Absolutely not. For these two attractions, advance online reservations for your time slot are mandatory or highly recommended, weeks in advance. Otherwise, you risk missing out or spending hours in line.
Which metro stop is best to start Day 2 in Montmartre?
The best stop is Anvers (line 2) if you want to walk up towards the Sacré-Cœur along the little shops, or Abbesses (line 12) to find yourself right next to the I Love You Wall.
What's included with dinner at the Moulin Rouge?
The dinner ticket includes a set menu of haute French cuisine curated by renowned chefs, half a bottle of champagne per person, and direct access to the 9:00 pm show.
How long before the time printed on the ticket should I arrive at the Louvre entrance?
It is advisable to arrive at the Pyramid's main entrance approximately 15 or 20 minutes before your time slot to easily pass through security checks.
Does the Seine River cruise require a reservation for a fixed time?
Most companies (such as Bateaux Parisiens or Bateaux Mouches) sell open-dated tickets. You can show up at the boarding gate at your preferred time and board the first available boat.
Is it worth climbing to the top of the Arc de Triomphe in the evening?
Yes, the terrace of the Arc de Triomphe offers one of the best night views of Paris, as it allows you to admire the illuminated Eiffel Tower and the perfect geometry of the twelve avenues that converge on the square.
