The first day is intentionally more relaxed due to your arrival in Paris. If you arrive in the evening, you can just use it to get to your accommodation, rest, and go for a short walk in the area. If you have more time, take a stroll through the nearest part of the city center, stop at one of the Parisian cafes, or soak up the evening atmosphere of the city. The main sights are scheduled for the following days, so you won't miss anything essential even if you arrive later.

Today takes you to the most iconic symbols of Paris. You'll visit the famous Musée d'Orsay, walk across the elegant Alexander III bridge, discover the magnificent Petit Palais and the historic Hôtel de la Marine, and wrap up the day at the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe viewpoint, which offers one of the most beautiful views of the entire city.

One of the most famous palace complexes in the world. You will visit the monumental Palace of Versailles, its celebrated gardens, the intimate Petit Trianon, and the picturesque Queen's Hamlet, where you will get a glimpse into the more private life of Marie Antoinette.

A day dedicated to the most famous sights of Paris's historic center. You'll start at the Louvre, then stroll through the Palais-Royal and continue to the Île de la Cité, where you'll discover Notre-Dame and the beautiful Sainte-Chapelle.

In the morning, you'll get to know the historic Latin Quarter with the Panthéon, the church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, and the Luxembourg Gardens. In the afternoon, you'll head to Montmartre, where you'll discover narrow streets, panoramic views, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, the I Love You Wall, and the iconic Moulin Rouge.

Start your day with a visit to the Musée de l'Orangerie and some relaxation in the Tuileries Garden. Then, head over to the monumental Madeleine Church and the area around the Opéra Garnier. To wrap things up, check out the historic Starbucks and the famous Galeries Lafayette, with its stunning Art Nouveau dome and panoramic rooftop terrace.

The last day is intentionally left more flexible for your departure from Paris. If you're flying out early in the morning, you'll just use it to head to the airport. But if you've got a few hours left, you can head back to some of the spots from previous days, check out the interior of a sight you missed, or take one final stroll through the city center. You can easily tweak the plan based on your flight time, where you're staying, and how much energy you've got left.