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From €4 croissants at the corner boulangerie to Michelin stars
Best fresh from a corner boulangerie
Bistro classic, done everywhere well
Gratinée, molten cheese crust
Ladurée or a local pâtisserie
Chicken braised in red wine
Garlic-parsley butter, classic starter
Cheaper standing at the bar (comptoir)
Sweet or savoury, from a street stand
All prices one-way · CDG and Orly both connect to the centre by train
Paris works for couples, art lovers, foodies, history buffs, first-timers and fashion lovers. The most romantic city on earth, with more world-class art per square kilometre than anywhere else on the planet — from €4 croissants at the corner boulangerie to Michelin stars.
Three days strikes the perfect balance — enough time to tick off the iconic must-sees without feeling rushed, and enough space to discover the authentic Parisian rhythms that make the city so addictive. Several world-class experiences cost nothing at all: Sacré-Cœur, Trocadéro Gardens, Luxembourg Gardens, Jardin des Tuileries, Canal Saint-Martin and a stroll down the Champs-Élysées.
Start at the Eiffel Tower — arrive before 9am for your pre-booked summit ticket, then walk to Trocadéro Gardens for the classic postcard view, completely free. The Louvre's highlights — the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, Winged Victory — fill a rich three to four hours. In the evening, dinner in the Latin Quarter and a view of Notre-Dame from the riverbank.
Walk up through Montmartre's winding streets to the free Sacré-Cœur Basilica for a sweeping Paris panorama. The Musée d'Orsay, housed in a converted Belle Époque railway station, holds the world's finest Impressionist collection — Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, Degas. End at the Arc de Triomphe rooftop for sunset over the twelve avenues of the Étoile.
Take the RER C to the Palace of Versailles before 9am — the Hall of Mirrors and the 800-hectare gardens reward a full morning. Return to Paris for Le Marais, the city's most atmospheric neighbourhood, with the oldest Jewish quarter in France and some of the best falafel in Europe. End with a sunset Seine river cruise past Notre-Dame and the Louvre lit in gold.
Galerie Vivienne — a beautifully preserved 19th-century covered passage with a mosaic floor. Promenade Plantée — an elevated garden on a disused railway viaduct, the original inspiration for New York's High Line. Rue Crémieux — a pastel-painted residential street, one of the most photographed hidden corners of Paris. Canal Saint-Martin — the real Paris neighbourhood life, iron swing bridges and independent cafés. Marché d'Aligre — the most authentic market experience in the city. Palais Royal Gardens — a secret garden behind elegant arcaded galleries, five minutes from the Louvre.
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Everything you need to know before you go
Euro · cards accepted almost everywhere, including the metro
Summer averages 25°C, can hit 35°C+. Carry a light waterproof layer year-round
Eiffel Tower, Louvre & Versailles need timed tickets weeks ahead in summer
Navigo Easy card at any station · Paris Museum Pass covers major sights