You can enjoy this journey to the full and with all your senses. You will discover French elegance and the charm of their charm. You will stroll through the picturesque streets of Montmartre, taste the typical delicacies of French cuisine.You will experience the scents of French perfumes. You will get to know some details of French history. You can feel like a princess or the Sun King as you walk around Versailles. This itinerary is suitable for a romantic trip for two or a girls' night out with your girlfriends.
Today you will arrive in Paris at Orly Airport. I'll tell you the best way to get to your hotel. After a short rest on the way, you will walk around your accommodation. You will discover local shops and where to eat There is a well-equipped supermarket, a wonderful pharmacy specialising in natural treatments and cosmetics, plenty of shops selling fresh French pastries and good restaurants.
Your journey begins with your arrival at Orly Airport in Paris.
To get around Paris public transport, I recommend buying a weekly subscription for €30.75 (valid Monday to Sunday) The price of the Navigo decouverte e-card alone is €5. Bring your passport/ID photo with you. This card will then stay with you, and each time you visit Paris you can reload it either at the counter or at the machine with the amount you need and choose the subscription you need. It is valid for all transport in zones 1/5 except Orlyval. (So you can also get to the airport and Versailles)
- The easiest way to get from the airport to the hotel is metro line number 14. The price is not included in the subscription and the ticket will cost you €10.30. When you are at the terminal, follow the signs with information, some will take you to the metro line number 14 stop. You can buy a ticket at the vending machine or at the counter. Take line 14 to Madleine station and transfer to metro line 8. Get off at Ecole Veterinaire de Maison-Alfort station.
- The cheapest way to get to the hotel from the airport, the price zone included in the subscription, is to take bus number 183 and transfer at the Choisy-Le-Roi RER stop to bus number 103, which will take you to the hotel.
This hotel is located in a quiet part of Maison-Alfort, where there are plenty of shops where you can buy everything you need for your stay. Near the hotel there is a metro station of line number 8 , which will take you directly to the centre. The name of the stop Ecole veterinaire de Maison-Alfort. The hotel combines French elegance with practicality. In-room amenities include an electric kettle, a variety of teas, instant coffee and a refrigerator. So there's no need to order breakfast. There are a large number of boulangeries (bakeries) in the area with a variety of both sweet and savoury pastries and a supermarket.So I would recommend buying your own breakfast each day in advance. For one thing, you will save money, have only what really appeals to you, and you won't be limited by the hotel's breakfast serving times. If you prefer convenience, you can of course order breakfast at the hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel does not have a lift, so it is not suitable for people with reduced mobility
Today you will explore the Montmartre district. You can discover the unusual gems of this place. You will enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the Sacré-Coeur. You will end the day with an aperitif for a view of the Eiffel Tower. I'll tell you where the most interesting spots are for a photo with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop
From the top of Montmartre you have a beautiful view of the city. Entrance to the Basilica is free. Admission to the dome for adults 8€ , for children under 16 5€
This is one of the shops that caught my eye that you can visit. Here you will find different shapes, sizes and colours of buttons. I was inspired by the vintage atmosphere, which reminded me of my childhood at my grandmother's house.
Moulin Rouge is the most famous cabaret in the world If you want to enjoy the show, you need to book your tickets in advance. The price is around 80 euros per person.
At the square where the Moulin Rouge is located, take bus number 30 to enjoy a half-hour sightseeing tour towards the Eiffel Tower. (17 stops)
If you want to go to the top of this monument, I recommend you book your ticket in advance on the official website of the Eiffel Tower. There is a price differential whether you take the stairs or the elevator and which floor you go to. However, you can also take the most interesting photos from other locations. For example, from the Trocadero, on the banks of the Seine or on Rue de l'université
https://ticket.toureiffel.paris/en
For the return journey, take the metro line number 6 at Trocadero station and at Daumesil station, change to metro line number 8, which will take you back to the hotel.
Today you will be mainly visiting museums. Of course, it is impossible to visit them all and keep your attention, so I recommend you to choose the most interesting ones for you.
Be aware that one day a week -often Monday or Tuesday-most museums are closed. On the first Sunday of the month, admission is often free. For most, it's best to book tickets in advance.
You will once again board the familiar metro line 8 and take it directly to the Concorde metro station.
This is historically one of the most important squares in Paris. It is located near the Tullerias Gardens. It has 2 fountains and offers you a view of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and other important monuments.
During the French Revolution, 1200 people were executed here, among them Marie Antoinette.
The Orsay Museum is located in the former Orsay Station. It focuses mainly on the art of the French Impressionists. It is recommended to book a ticket in advance. It is closed on Mondays. Please allow at least 2-3 hours for the tour. There is a café on the fifth floor, but there are long lines.
https://billetterie.musee-orsay.fr/en-GB/home
For lunch you can go to this brasserie (pub, beer hall). I recommend to taste crepes or galette. It's a quick and hearty lunch. You can choose a savoury or sweet version
The Louvre is one of the greatest museums in the world. Due to the large number of visitors, tickets must be booked in advance for a specific date and time. Please allow at least 2-3 hours for the tour. Closed on Tuesdays
https://www.ticketlouvre.fr/louvre/b2c/index.cfm/home
Closed on Tuesdays. The first Sunday of the month is free. I recommend ordering tickets in advance on the museum's official website. You will find mainly large wall decorations by Claude Monet.
https://billetterie.musee-orangerie.fr/en-GB/home-orangerie
Take line number 8 at Concorde station. Ride for 2 stops to Opera station.
You will take metro line number 12 from Madeleine station. Get off after 3 stops at Solferino station
To get to the hotel, take the metro line 8 at the Invalides station. The journey takes about 45 minutes.
Today you'll go to Versailles. If you have enough time and the weather is nice, you can have a picnic in its gardens. .
Take the metro line number 8 to the Invalides stop, and there transfer to the RER C train. The Versailles Chateau Rive Gauche stop is the final station. The whole journey takes about an hour and a half.
Tickets for a tour of the castle on a specific date and time must be ordered in advance on the official website of the castle. They do not take place on Mondays. The tour of the castle takes about an hour and a half. If you have enough time, book a passport which allows you to see the whole complex, both the castle, the gardens and the Trianon and the carriage exhibition. However, you can only book admission to the chateau and after the tour you can also decide, depending on the weather, if you want to see the gardens as well. I recommend downloading the free audio guide Versailles app. It is available in English, German, Italian, French and other languages. It will help you navigate your way around the complex.
https://en.chateauversailles.fr/plan-your-visit/tickets-and-prices
https://bienvenue.chateauversailles.fr/en/accueil
If you decide to visit the gardens of Versailles, make sure to spend at least 2 hours there. It's definitely worth it. You can bring your own snacks and have a picnic here or there are even kiosks with refreshments. Keep your ticket throughout the tour, you will need it when you move from the non-paid part of the park to the paid part. You can rent a bicycle or rent a boat and take a ride on the Gran Canale
For the return journey, take the RER C train again and change to metro line 8 at Invalides station.
Today you are scheduled to travel to the airport and return home. Don't forget to be at the airport in time for your departure time.
You can enjoy this journey to the full and with all your senses. You will discover French elegance and the charm of their charm. You will stroll through the picturesque streets of Montmartre, taste the typical delicacies of French cuisine.You will experience the scents of French perfumes. You will get to know some details of French history. You can feel like a princess or the Sun King as you walk around Versailles. This itinerary is suitable for a romantic trip for two or a girls' night out with your girlfriends.
Today you will arrive in Paris at Orly Airport. I'll tell you the best way to get to your hotel. After a short rest on the way, you will walk around your accommodation. You will discover local shops and where to eat There is a well-equipped supermarket, a wonderful pharmacy specialising in natural treatments and cosmetics, plenty of shops selling fresh French pastries and good restaurants.
Your journey begins with your arrival at Orly Airport in Paris.
To get around Paris public transport, I recommend buying a weekly subscription for €30.75 (valid Monday to Sunday) The price of the Navigo decouverte e-card alone is €5. Bring your passport/ID photo with you. This card will then stay with you, and each time you visit Paris you can reload it either at the counter or at the machine with the amount you need and choose the subscription you need. It is valid for all transport in zones 1/5 except Orlyval. (So you can also get to the airport and Versailles)
- The easiest way to get from the airport to the hotel is metro line number 14. The price is not included in the subscription and the ticket will cost you €10.30. When you are at the terminal, follow the signs with information, some will take you to the metro line number 14 stop. You can buy a ticket at the vending machine or at the counter. Take line 14 to Madleine station and transfer to metro line 8. Get off at Ecole Veterinaire de Maison-Alfort station.
- The cheapest way to get to the hotel from the airport, the price zone included in the subscription, is to take bus number 183 and transfer at the Choisy-Le-Roi RER stop to bus number 103, which will take you to the hotel.
This hotel is located in a quiet part of Maison-Alfort, where there are plenty of shops where you can buy everything you need for your stay. Near the hotel there is a metro station of line number 8 , which will take you directly to the centre. The name of the stop Ecole veterinaire de Maison-Alfort. The hotel combines French elegance with practicality. In-room amenities include an electric kettle, a variety of teas, instant coffee and a refrigerator. So there's no need to order breakfast. There are a large number of boulangeries (bakeries) in the area with a variety of both sweet and savoury pastries and a supermarket.So I would recommend buying your own breakfast each day in advance. For one thing, you will save money, have only what really appeals to you, and you won't be limited by the hotel's breakfast serving times. If you prefer convenience, you can of course order breakfast at the hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel does not have a lift, so it is not suitable for people with reduced mobility
Today you will explore the Montmartre district. You can discover the unusual gems of this place. You will enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the Sacré-Coeur. You will end the day with an aperitif for a view of the Eiffel Tower. I'll tell you where the most interesting spots are for a photo with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop
From the top of Montmartre you have a beautiful view of the city. Entrance to the Basilica is free. Admission to the dome for adults 8€ , for children under 16 5€
This is one of the shops that caught my eye that you can visit. Here you will find different shapes, sizes and colours of buttons. I was inspired by the vintage atmosphere, which reminded me of my childhood at my grandmother's house.
Moulin Rouge is the most famous cabaret in the world If you want to enjoy the show, you need to book your tickets in advance. The price is around 80 euros per person.
At the square where the Moulin Rouge is located, take bus number 30 to enjoy a half-hour sightseeing tour towards the Eiffel Tower. (17 stops)
If you want to go to the top of this monument, I recommend you book your ticket in advance on the official website of the Eiffel Tower. There is a price differential whether you take the stairs or the elevator and which floor you go to. However, you can also take the most interesting photos from other locations. For example, from the Trocadero, on the banks of the Seine or on Rue de l'université
https://ticket.toureiffel.paris/en
For the return journey, take the metro line number 6 at Trocadero station and at Daumesil station, change to metro line number 8, which will take you back to the hotel.
Today you will be mainly visiting museums. Of course, it is impossible to visit them all and keep your attention, so I recommend you to choose the most interesting ones for you.
Be aware that one day a week -often Monday or Tuesday-most museums are closed. On the first Sunday of the month, admission is often free. For most, it's best to book tickets in advance.
You will once again board the familiar metro line 8 and take it directly to the Concorde metro station.
This is historically one of the most important squares in Paris. It is located near the Tullerias Gardens. It has 2 fountains and offers you a view of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and other important monuments.
During the French Revolution, 1200 people were executed here, among them Marie Antoinette.
The Orsay Museum is located in the former Orsay Station. It focuses mainly on the art of the French Impressionists. It is recommended to book a ticket in advance. It is closed on Mondays. Please allow at least 2-3 hours for the tour. There is a café on the fifth floor, but there are long lines.
https://billetterie.musee-orsay.fr/en-GB/home
For lunch you can go to this brasserie (pub, beer hall). I recommend to taste crepes or galette. It's a quick and hearty lunch. You can choose a savoury or sweet version
The Louvre is one of the greatest museums in the world. Due to the large number of visitors, tickets must be booked in advance for a specific date and time. Please allow at least 2-3 hours for the tour. Closed on Tuesdays
https://www.ticketlouvre.fr/louvre/b2c/index.cfm/home
Closed on Tuesdays. The first Sunday of the month is free. I recommend ordering tickets in advance on the museum's official website. You will find mainly large wall decorations by Claude Monet.
https://billetterie.musee-orangerie.fr/en-GB/home-orangerie
Take line number 8 at Concorde station. Ride for 2 stops to Opera station.
You will take metro line number 12 from Madeleine station. Get off after 3 stops at Solferino station
To get to the hotel, take the metro line 8 at the Invalides station. The journey takes about 45 minutes.
Today you'll go to Versailles. If you have enough time and the weather is nice, you can have a picnic in its gardens. .
Take the metro line number 8 to the Invalides stop, and there transfer to the RER C train. The Versailles Chateau Rive Gauche stop is the final station. The whole journey takes about an hour and a half.
Tickets for a tour of the castle on a specific date and time must be ordered in advance on the official website of the castle. They do not take place on Mondays. The tour of the castle takes about an hour and a half. If you have enough time, book a passport which allows you to see the whole complex, both the castle, the gardens and the Trianon and the carriage exhibition. However, you can only book admission to the chateau and after the tour you can also decide, depending on the weather, if you want to see the gardens as well. I recommend downloading the free audio guide Versailles app. It is available in English, German, Italian, French and other languages. It will help you navigate your way around the complex.
https://en.chateauversailles.fr/plan-your-visit/tickets-and-prices
https://bienvenue.chateauversailles.fr/en/accueil
If you decide to visit the gardens of Versailles, make sure to spend at least 2 hours there. It's definitely worth it. You can bring your own snacks and have a picnic here or there are even kiosks with refreshments. Keep your ticket throughout the tour, you will need it when you move from the non-paid part of the park to the paid part. You can rent a bicycle or rent a boat and take a ride on the Gran Canale
For the return journey, take the RER C train again and change to metro line 8 at Invalides station.
Today you are scheduled to travel to the airport and return home. Don't forget to be at the airport in time for your departure time.
itinerary by Lucie Kisslerova
You can enjoy this journey to the full and with all your senses. You will discover French elegance and the charm of their charm. You will stroll through the picturesque streets of Montmartre, taste the typical delicacies of French cuisine.You will experience the scents of French perfumes. You will get to know some details of French history. You can feel like a princess or the Sun King as you walk around Versailles. This itinerary is suitable for a romantic trip for two or a girls' night out with your girlfriends.
Today you will arrive in Paris at Orly Airport. I'll tell you the best way to get to your hotel. After a short rest on the way, you will walk around your accommodation. You will discover local shops and where to eat There is a well-equipped supermarket, a wonderful pharmacy specialising in natural treatments and cosmetics, plenty of shops selling fresh French pastries and good restaurants.
Your journey begins with your arrival at Orly Airport in Paris.
To get around Paris public transport, I recommend buying a weekly subscription for €30.75 (valid Monday to Sunday) The price of the Navigo decouverte e-card alone is €5. Bring your passport/ID photo with you. This card will then stay with you, and each time you visit Paris you can reload it either at the counter or at the machine with the amount you need and choose the subscription you need. It is valid for all transport in zones 1/5 except Orlyval. (So you can also get to the airport and Versailles)
- The easiest way to get from the airport to the hotel is metro line number 14. The price is not included in the subscription and the ticket will cost you €10.30. When you are at the terminal, follow the signs with information, some will take you to the metro line number 14 stop. You can buy a ticket at the vending machine or at the counter. Take line 14 to Madleine station and transfer to metro line 8. Get off at Ecole Veterinaire de Maison-Alfort station.
- The cheapest way to get to the hotel from the airport, the price zone included in the subscription, is to take bus number 183 and transfer at the Choisy-Le-Roi RER stop to bus number 103, which will take you to the hotel.
This hotel is located in a quiet part of Maison-Alfort, where there are plenty of shops where you can buy everything you need for your stay. Near the hotel there is a metro station of line number 8 , which will take you directly to the centre. The name of the stop Ecole veterinaire de Maison-Alfort. The hotel combines French elegance with practicality. In-room amenities include an electric kettle, a variety of teas, instant coffee and a refrigerator. So there's no need to order breakfast. There are a large number of boulangeries (bakeries) in the area with a variety of both sweet and savoury pastries and a supermarket.So I would recommend buying your own breakfast each day in advance. For one thing, you will save money, have only what really appeals to you, and you won't be limited by the hotel's breakfast serving times. If you prefer convenience, you can of course order breakfast at the hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel does not have a lift, so it is not suitable for people with reduced mobility
Today you will explore the Montmartre district. You can discover the unusual gems of this place. You will enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the Sacré-Coeur. You will end the day with an aperitif for a view of the Eiffel Tower. I'll tell you where the most interesting spots are for a photo with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop
From the top of Montmartre you have a beautiful view of the city. Entrance to the Basilica is free. Admission to the dome for adults 8€ , for children under 16 5€
This is one of the shops that caught my eye that you can visit. Here you will find different shapes, sizes and colours of buttons. I was inspired by the vintage atmosphere, which reminded me of my childhood at my grandmother's house.
Moulin Rouge is the most famous cabaret in the world If you want to enjoy the show, you need to book your tickets in advance. The price is around 80 euros per person.
At the square where the Moulin Rouge is located, take bus number 30 to enjoy a half-hour sightseeing tour towards the Eiffel Tower. (17 stops)
If you want to go to the top of this monument, I recommend you book your ticket in advance on the official website of the Eiffel Tower. There is a price differential whether you take the stairs or the elevator and which floor you go to. However, you can also take the most interesting photos from other locations. For example, from the Trocadero, on the banks of the Seine or on Rue de l'université
https://ticket.toureiffel.paris/en
For the return journey, take the metro line number 6 at Trocadero station and at Daumesil station, change to metro line number 8, which will take you back to the hotel.
Today you will be mainly visiting museums. Of course, it is impossible to visit them all and keep your attention, so I recommend you to choose the most interesting ones for you.
Be aware that one day a week -often Monday or Tuesday-most museums are closed. On the first Sunday of the month, admission is often free. For most, it's best to book tickets in advance.
You will once again board the familiar metro line 8 and take it directly to the Concorde metro station.
This is historically one of the most important squares in Paris. It is located near the Tullerias Gardens. It has 2 fountains and offers you a view of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and other important monuments.
During the French Revolution, 1200 people were executed here, among them Marie Antoinette.
The Orsay Museum is located in the former Orsay Station. It focuses mainly on the art of the French Impressionists. It is recommended to book a ticket in advance. It is closed on Mondays. Please allow at least 2-3 hours for the tour. There is a café on the fifth floor, but there are long lines.
https://billetterie.musee-orsay.fr/en-GB/home
For lunch you can go to this brasserie (pub, beer hall). I recommend to taste crepes or galette. It's a quick and hearty lunch. You can choose a savoury or sweet version
The Louvre is one of the greatest museums in the world. Due to the large number of visitors, tickets must be booked in advance for a specific date and time. Please allow at least 2-3 hours for the tour. Closed on Tuesdays
https://www.ticketlouvre.fr/louvre/b2c/index.cfm/home
Closed on Tuesdays. The first Sunday of the month is free. I recommend ordering tickets in advance on the museum's official website. You will find mainly large wall decorations by Claude Monet.
https://billetterie.musee-orangerie.fr/en-GB/home-orangerie
Take line number 8 at Concorde station. Ride for 2 stops to Opera station.
You will take metro line number 12 from Madeleine station. Get off after 3 stops at Solferino station
To get to the hotel, take the metro line 8 at the Invalides station. The journey takes about 45 minutes.
Today you'll go to Versailles. If you have enough time and the weather is nice, you can have a picnic in its gardens. .
Take the metro line number 8 to the Invalides stop, and there transfer to the RER C train. The Versailles Chateau Rive Gauche stop is the final station. The whole journey takes about an hour and a half.
Tickets for a tour of the castle on a specific date and time must be ordered in advance on the official website of the castle. They do not take place on Mondays. The tour of the castle takes about an hour and a half. If you have enough time, book a passport which allows you to see the whole complex, both the castle, the gardens and the Trianon and the carriage exhibition. However, you can only book admission to the chateau and after the tour you can also decide, depending on the weather, if you want to see the gardens as well. I recommend downloading the free audio guide Versailles app. It is available in English, German, Italian, French and other languages. It will help you navigate your way around the complex.
https://en.chateauversailles.fr/plan-your-visit/tickets-and-prices
https://bienvenue.chateauversailles.fr/en/accueil
If you decide to visit the gardens of Versailles, make sure to spend at least 2 hours there. It's definitely worth it. You can bring your own snacks and have a picnic here or there are even kiosks with refreshments. Keep your ticket throughout the tour, you will need it when you move from the non-paid part of the park to the paid part. You can rent a bicycle or rent a boat and take a ride on the Gran Canale
For the return journey, take the RER C train again and change to metro line 8 at Invalides station.
Today you are scheduled to travel to the airport and return home. Don't forget to be at the airport in time for your departure time.
You can enjoy this journey to the full and with all your senses. You will discover French elegance and the charm of their charm. You will stroll through the picturesque streets of Montmartre, taste the typical delicacies of French cuisine.You will experience the scents of French perfumes. You will get to know some details of French history. You can feel like a princess or the Sun King as you walk around Versailles. This itinerary is suitable for a romantic trip for two or a girls' night out with your girlfriends.
Today you will arrive in Paris at Orly Airport. I'll tell you the best way to get to your hotel. After a short rest on the way, you will walk around your accommodation. You will discover local shops and where to eat There is a well-equipped supermarket, a wonderful pharmacy specialising in natural treatments and cosmetics, plenty of shops selling fresh French pastries and good restaurants.
Your journey begins with your arrival at Orly Airport in Paris.
To get around Paris public transport, I recommend buying a weekly subscription for €30.75 (valid Monday to Sunday) The price of the Navigo decouverte e-card alone is €5. Bring your passport/ID photo with you. This card will then stay with you, and each time you visit Paris you can reload it either at the counter or at the machine with the amount you need and choose the subscription you need. It is valid for all transport in zones 1/5 except Orlyval. (So you can also get to the airport and Versailles)
- The easiest way to get from the airport to the hotel is metro line number 14. The price is not included in the subscription and the ticket will cost you €10.30. When you are at the terminal, follow the signs with information, some will take you to the metro line number 14 stop. You can buy a ticket at the vending machine or at the counter. Take line 14 to Madleine station and transfer to metro line 8. Get off at Ecole Veterinaire de Maison-Alfort station.
- The cheapest way to get to the hotel from the airport, the price zone included in the subscription, is to take bus number 183 and transfer at the Choisy-Le-Roi RER stop to bus number 103, which will take you to the hotel.
This hotel is located in a quiet part of Maison-Alfort, where there are plenty of shops where you can buy everything you need for your stay. Near the hotel there is a metro station of line number 8 , which will take you directly to the centre. The name of the stop Ecole veterinaire de Maison-Alfort. The hotel combines French elegance with practicality. In-room amenities include an electric kettle, a variety of teas, instant coffee and a refrigerator. So there's no need to order breakfast. There are a large number of boulangeries (bakeries) in the area with a variety of both sweet and savoury pastries and a supermarket.So I would recommend buying your own breakfast each day in advance. For one thing, you will save money, have only what really appeals to you, and you won't be limited by the hotel's breakfast serving times. If you prefer convenience, you can of course order breakfast at the hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel does not have a lift, so it is not suitable for people with reduced mobility
Today you will explore the Montmartre district. You can discover the unusual gems of this place. You will enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the Sacré-Coeur. You will end the day with an aperitif for a view of the Eiffel Tower. I'll tell you where the most interesting spots are for a photo with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop
From the top of Montmartre you have a beautiful view of the city. Entrance to the Basilica is free. Admission to the dome for adults 8€ , for children under 16 5€
This is one of the shops that caught my eye that you can visit. Here you will find different shapes, sizes and colours of buttons. I was inspired by the vintage atmosphere, which reminded me of my childhood at my grandmother's house.
Moulin Rouge is the most famous cabaret in the world If you want to enjoy the show, you need to book your tickets in advance. The price is around 80 euros per person.
At the square where the Moulin Rouge is located, take bus number 30 to enjoy a half-hour sightseeing tour towards the Eiffel Tower. (17 stops)
If you want to go to the top of this monument, I recommend you book your ticket in advance on the official website of the Eiffel Tower. There is a price differential whether you take the stairs or the elevator and which floor you go to. However, you can also take the most interesting photos from other locations. For example, from the Trocadero, on the banks of the Seine or on Rue de l'université
https://ticket.toureiffel.paris/en
For the return journey, take the metro line number 6 at Trocadero station and at Daumesil station, change to metro line number 8, which will take you back to the hotel.
Today you will be mainly visiting museums. Of course, it is impossible to visit them all and keep your attention, so I recommend you to choose the most interesting ones for you.
Be aware that one day a week -often Monday or Tuesday-most museums are closed. On the first Sunday of the month, admission is often free. For most, it's best to book tickets in advance.
You will once again board the familiar metro line 8 and take it directly to the Concorde metro station.
This is historically one of the most important squares in Paris. It is located near the Tullerias Gardens. It has 2 fountains and offers you a view of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and other important monuments.
During the French Revolution, 1200 people were executed here, among them Marie Antoinette.
The Orsay Museum is located in the former Orsay Station. It focuses mainly on the art of the French Impressionists. It is recommended to book a ticket in advance. It is closed on Mondays. Please allow at least 2-3 hours for the tour. There is a café on the fifth floor, but there are long lines.
https://billetterie.musee-orsay.fr/en-GB/home
For lunch you can go to this brasserie (pub, beer hall). I recommend to taste crepes or galette. It's a quick and hearty lunch. You can choose a savoury or sweet version
The Louvre is one of the greatest museums in the world. Due to the large number of visitors, tickets must be booked in advance for a specific date and time. Please allow at least 2-3 hours for the tour. Closed on Tuesdays
https://www.ticketlouvre.fr/louvre/b2c/index.cfm/home
Closed on Tuesdays. The first Sunday of the month is free. I recommend ordering tickets in advance on the museum's official website. You will find mainly large wall decorations by Claude Monet.
https://billetterie.musee-orangerie.fr/en-GB/home-orangerie
Take line number 8 at Concorde station. Ride for 2 stops to Opera station.
You will take metro line number 12 from Madeleine station. Get off after 3 stops at Solferino station
To get to the hotel, take the metro line 8 at the Invalides station. The journey takes about 45 minutes.
Today you'll go to Versailles. If you have enough time and the weather is nice, you can have a picnic in its gardens. .
Take the metro line number 8 to the Invalides stop, and there transfer to the RER C train. The Versailles Chateau Rive Gauche stop is the final station. The whole journey takes about an hour and a half.
Tickets for a tour of the castle on a specific date and time must be ordered in advance on the official website of the castle. They do not take place on Mondays. The tour of the castle takes about an hour and a half. If you have enough time, book a passport which allows you to see the whole complex, both the castle, the gardens and the Trianon and the carriage exhibition. However, you can only book admission to the chateau and after the tour you can also decide, depending on the weather, if you want to see the gardens as well. I recommend downloading the free audio guide Versailles app. It is available in English, German, Italian, French and other languages. It will help you navigate your way around the complex.
https://en.chateauversailles.fr/plan-your-visit/tickets-and-prices
https://bienvenue.chateauversailles.fr/en/accueil
If you decide to visit the gardens of Versailles, make sure to spend at least 2 hours there. It's definitely worth it. You can bring your own snacks and have a picnic here or there are even kiosks with refreshments. Keep your ticket throughout the tour, you will need it when you move from the non-paid part of the park to the paid part. You can rent a bicycle or rent a boat and take a ride on the Gran Canale
For the return journey, take the RER C train again and change to metro line 8 at Invalides station.
Today you are scheduled to travel to the airport and return home. Don't forget to be at the airport in time for your departure time.
