Welcome to the city of love, art and endless inspiration! Paris is not only the capital of France, but also the heart of the world's culture and romance. Stroll along the famous boulevards, climb the Eiffel Tower, discover the treasures of the Louvre and soak up the unique atmosphere of Montmartre. Savour delicious French cuisine, experience a romantic cruise on the Seine and relax in the green oases of the city's parks.
On arrival in Paris, transfer to your hotel to drop off your luggage. Today will be a day to relax upon arrival, or to discover and explore the 7th arrondissement or visit the Musée d'Orsay.
After landing at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), collect your luggage and proceed to the terminal with signs for "Train / RER / Métro". From there, purchase a "Paris Region ⇔ Airports" ticket for travel by train, metro, or regional railway. Tickets can be purchased at stations from vending machines or via the Île-de-France Mobilités app. A one-way ticket costs approximately €13 per adult.
Take the RER B train towards central Paris. The journey from CDG to stations such as Gare du Nord or Châtelet-Les Halles takes approximately 30–40 minutes. From these stations, you can continue by metro or walk to your hotel.
If you have larger luggage or prefer a more comfortable journey, you can also use the RoissyBus to the center of Paris, which takes approximately 60 minutes.
If you plan to travel around the city more during your stay, it is recommended to purchase a Navigo Easy transport card, which can be loaded with single tickets or weekend or prepaid options.
You will mostly be walking, and then according to your preference, you can use the metro and buses. It is not worth buying tourist tickets for several days. Always buy a one-time ticket from the machine for €2.15 for your ride. In the center of Paris, you are in zone 1-3, and when traveling to Versailles, you are in zone 1-5.
You must buy a ticket from the airport to the metro online in the IDF Mobilités application (download to your mobile), or you can also buy one-time tickets here. You can buy a ticket for the RER C train to Versailles at the platform in the machine. Detailed information about Parisian transport can be found here www.ratp.fr/en/titres-et-tarifs.
Entrance fees
Book tickets for the main attractions online in advance to avoid long queues. Admission to museums is free for those under 26 (no ISIC required).
The 7th arrondissement of Paris is an elegant district on the left bank of the Seine, famous for its iconic Eiffel Tower, which dominates the skyline. The area also includes the Champ de Mars and the Hôtel des Invalides, where Napoleon's tomb is located. It is a neighbourhood with beautiful parks, prestigious museums and historical monuments.
Musée d'Orsay is a prestigious art museum located in the former Gare d'Orsay railway station. It is known for its extensive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works by artists such as Monet, Van Gogh and Degas. The museum also exhibits paintings, sculptures and decorative arts from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Today, you'll climb the Eiffel Tower, where the sight of the city spreading out beneath your feet will remind you how the world is wider than we sometimes think. Walking down the Champs-Élysées, you'll be filled with the silence of the city streets, which has something tender and private about it. On a boat sailing down the Seine, you will feel the tranquillity of the river and the city around you as everyday moments mingle with something elusive that will remain in your memory long afterwards.
You will mostly be walking, and then according to your preference you can use the metro and buses. It is not worth buying tourist tickets for several days. Always buy a single ticket at the machine for €2.15 for your journey. In the center of Paris you are in zone 1-3, in case of a trip to Versailles you are in zone 1-5.
If you've come to France for romance, don't miss the Eiffel Tower for an unforgettable panoramic view of the whole of Paris - a city that seems to be just for the two of you at the moment. Here, in the silence and the height, you will feel that the world below you has slowed down, and it is just you and the city, which draws closer to you with every breath. On the opposite bank of the Seine is the majestic Trocadéro Palace and its gardens, which hide quiet corners in the embrace of the city lights, ideal for moments when you want to share quiet glances and feelings.
The Arc de Triomphe, the imposing arch at the western end of the Champs-Élysées, exudes strength and pride. Erected in honour of Napoleon's victories, this monument is not only a symbol of military glory but also of France's national identity. When you look at its ornate details, you can feel the stories of courage and triumph in its stones, which remain alive in every corner. And when you look out over Paris from its summit, you feel the city spreading out at your feet like a mirror of the past, connecting with the present.
Champs-Élysées is an avenue often called the most beautiful street in the world. It stretches from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe and offers luxury shops, elegant cafés and important theatres.
Place de la Concorde is the largest square in Paris, located between the Champs-Élysées and the Tuileries Gardens. This historic square is famous for its Egyptian obelisk, which stands in the middle, and its fountains lined with statues. A place with a rich history, where the guillotine stood during the French Revolution, is today a symbol of peace and elegance.
The Église de la Madeleine church, the famous Pont Alexandre III bridge over the Seine River, the Grand Palace and many beautiful gardens are also close to the square.
Cruising the Seine on the Bate aux Mouches is one of the most romantic ways to discover Paris. These glass-enclosed boats offer views of landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Louvre and many more. During the cruise, you can enjoy a candlelit dinner, listen to live music and admire the beauty of Paris in the evening. It's an unforgettable experience that allows you to see the city from a whole new perspective.
Today you will have an unforgettable day immersing yourself in the mysteries of the Louvre, where every work of art tells a story full of emotion and beauty. Afterwards, take a magical stroll through Montmartre, where the streets smell of history and every corner holds a piece of art and romance. At every turn, in the heart of Paris, you will discover monuments that are not only part of the city but also its soul - places that come alive under the touch of time and remain in your heart forever.
The Louvre is one of the largest and most famous museums in the world, housing masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Melle. You'll explore the extensive collections of art and antiques here, with a recommended visit time of 3 to 4 hours. The Palais Royal and its adjacent gardens are also near the Louvre.
In the very heart of Paris lies Notre-Dame Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, surrounded by a historic district where you can visit Sainte-Chapelle with its magnificent stained glass windows, or stroll through the picturesque streets of the Latin Quarter. Nearby are the Palais de Justice, the modern Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève library, and the famous Le Centre Pompidou shopping center. This area offers a unique view of Paris' historical and architectural treasures.
Notre-Dame, a cathedral that holds a thousand stories and secrets, invites you to stop for a moment and listen to the silence of its Gothic beauty. Its imposing towers, which tower over Paris, take you back to a time when the city was full of miracles and great dreams. Once inside, in its peaceful embrace, you will feel the gravity of the moment - each statue, each stained glass window tells a story of faith, love and human endurance. Notre-Dame is not just a building, it is a symbol of a past that still lives in the heart of Paris.
The 5th arrondissement of Paris, known as the Quartier Latin, is a historic district on the left bank of the Seine, famous for its academic and artistic atmosphere. It is home to the prestigious Sorbonne, picturesque streets, traditional cafés and lively markets. You can also visit the Panthéon and the Jardin des Plantes botanical garden or the Jardin du Luxembourg.
Montmartre is a picturesque district in Paris' 18th arrondissement, known for its bohemian spirit and artistic history. It is dominated by the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, where you can take a cable car ride. Montmartre is also famous for its narrow streets, the Place du Tertre, where painters exhibit their work, and historic cafés that were favourite haunts of artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh.
Canal Saint-Martin is a water canal in the northeast of Paris, surrounded by trendy cafés, boutiques and art galleries. This place is popular for walks and picnics, and there are typical railway bridges and locks.
Today's day takes you to Versailles, where you will find yourself in the heart of royal history. You will walk through the magnificent interiors of the chateau, whose opulent halls and chambers tell stories of a bygone era of power and elegance. After the tour, you will venture into the vast gardens, where every avenue, every fountain is like a silent whisper of the past, taking you to magical moments of peace and beauty. And in the evening? Immerse yourself in a world of fabulous extravagance as you head to the unforgettable Moulin Rouge cabaret, where fun and passion meet in dazzling dance and music.
Versailles is a historic town near Paris, famous for the Château de Versailles and its magnificent gardens, which are part of the Versailles estate. The chateau was once the residence of French kings and is known for its luxurious interiors and gardens.
Access to the entire Versailles estate includes:
- Château de Versailles
- Gardens of Versailles
- A tour of the current exhibition
- Trianon - Grand and Petit Trianon, smaller palaces with adjacent gardens
- Hameau de la Reine - Marie Antoinette's romantic village
Moulin Rouge is a famous cabaret in the Pigalle district of Paris. It is known for its extravagant shows, dances and burlesques. It is considered the cradle of modern cabaret and is a popular tourist attraction for its historical charm and live entertainment. You can attend one of the evening performances.
After an unforgettable evening at the Moulin Rouge, you can continue your French experience by visiting a cosy wine bar such as Giso Montmartre, where you can enjoy a glass of fine French wine. In its quiet, romantic space, let the soft notes of the wine tell the stories of French vineyards and enjoy a moment of peace under the Parisian night sky.
The last day will be more free, if you have some time to explore the hidden corners, you can go to the skyscraper or the catacombs.
Tour Montparnasse is a modern skyscraper that rises to a height of 210 metres. It offers an observation deck with panoramic views of the city, including the Eiffel Tower. In addition to the observation deck, there is also a business centre, restaurants and office space.
The Paris Catacombs are a vast system of underground tunnels and tombs located beneath the city. They were created in the 18th century when they were converted into cemeteries to free up space on the surface. You have the opportunity to view skeletal remains and learn about the history and geology of these underground spaces.
Be sure to be at the airport at least 3 hours in advance.
Let yourself be carried away by the unique atmosphere of Paris, where history meets modern life and every street has its own story. Get ready for a journey full of unforgettable experiences and romantic moments you will remember for a lifetime. Paris is waiting for you - are you ready to discover it?
Welcome to the city of love, art and endless inspiration! Paris is not only the capital of France, but also the heart of the world's culture and romance. Stroll along the famous boulevards, climb the Eiffel Tower, discover the treasures of the Louvre and soak up the unique atmosphere of Montmartre. Savour delicious French cuisine, experience a romantic cruise on the Seine and relax in the green oases of the city's parks.
On arrival in Paris, transfer to your hotel to drop off your luggage. Today will be a day to relax upon arrival, or to discover and explore the 7th arrondissement or visit the Musée d'Orsay.
After landing at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), collect your luggage and proceed to the terminal with signs for "Train / RER / Métro". From there, purchase a "Paris Region ⇔ Airports" ticket for travel by train, metro, or regional railway. Tickets can be purchased at stations from vending machines or via the Île-de-France Mobilités app. A one-way ticket costs approximately €13 per adult.
Take the RER B train towards central Paris. The journey from CDG to stations such as Gare du Nord or Châtelet-Les Halles takes approximately 30–40 minutes. From these stations, you can continue by metro or walk to your hotel.
If you have larger luggage or prefer a more comfortable journey, you can also use the RoissyBus to the center of Paris, which takes approximately 60 minutes.
If you plan to travel around the city more during your stay, it is recommended to purchase a Navigo Easy transport card, which can be loaded with single tickets or weekend or prepaid options.
You will mostly be walking, and then according to your preference, you can use the metro and buses. It is not worth buying tourist tickets for several days. Always buy a one-time ticket from the machine for €2.15 for your ride. In the center of Paris, you are in zone 1-3, and when traveling to Versailles, you are in zone 1-5.
You must buy a ticket from the airport to the metro online in the IDF Mobilités application (download to your mobile), or you can also buy one-time tickets here. You can buy a ticket for the RER C train to Versailles at the platform in the machine. Detailed information about Parisian transport can be found here www.ratp.fr/en/titres-et-tarifs.
Entrance fees
Book tickets for the main attractions online in advance to avoid long queues. Admission to museums is free for those under 26 (no ISIC required).
The 7th arrondissement of Paris is an elegant district on the left bank of the Seine, famous for its iconic Eiffel Tower, which dominates the skyline. The area also includes the Champ de Mars and the Hôtel des Invalides, where Napoleon's tomb is located. It is a neighbourhood with beautiful parks, prestigious museums and historical monuments.
Musée d'Orsay is a prestigious art museum located in the former Gare d'Orsay railway station. It is known for its extensive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works by artists such as Monet, Van Gogh and Degas. The museum also exhibits paintings, sculptures and decorative arts from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Today, you'll climb the Eiffel Tower, where the sight of the city spreading out beneath your feet will remind you how the world is wider than we sometimes think. Walking down the Champs-Élysées, you'll be filled with the silence of the city streets, which has something tender and private about it. On a boat sailing down the Seine, you will feel the tranquillity of the river and the city around you as everyday moments mingle with something elusive that will remain in your memory long afterwards.
You will mostly be walking, and then according to your preference you can use the metro and buses. It is not worth buying tourist tickets for several days. Always buy a single ticket at the machine for €2.15 for your journey. In the center of Paris you are in zone 1-3, in case of a trip to Versailles you are in zone 1-5.
If you've come to France for romance, don't miss the Eiffel Tower for an unforgettable panoramic view of the whole of Paris - a city that seems to be just for the two of you at the moment. Here, in the silence and the height, you will feel that the world below you has slowed down, and it is just you and the city, which draws closer to you with every breath. On the opposite bank of the Seine is the majestic Trocadéro Palace and its gardens, which hide quiet corners in the embrace of the city lights, ideal for moments when you want to share quiet glances and feelings.
The Arc de Triomphe, the imposing arch at the western end of the Champs-Élysées, exudes strength and pride. Erected in honour of Napoleon's victories, this monument is not only a symbol of military glory but also of France's national identity. When you look at its ornate details, you can feel the stories of courage and triumph in its stones, which remain alive in every corner. And when you look out over Paris from its summit, you feel the city spreading out at your feet like a mirror of the past, connecting with the present.
Champs-Élysées is an avenue often called the most beautiful street in the world. It stretches from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe and offers luxury shops, elegant cafés and important theatres.
Place de la Concorde is the largest square in Paris, located between the Champs-Élysées and the Tuileries Gardens. This historic square is famous for its Egyptian obelisk, which stands in the middle, and its fountains lined with statues. A place with a rich history, where the guillotine stood during the French Revolution, is today a symbol of peace and elegance.
The Église de la Madeleine church, the famous Pont Alexandre III bridge over the Seine River, the Grand Palace and many beautiful gardens are also close to the square.
Cruising the Seine on the Bate aux Mouches is one of the most romantic ways to discover Paris. These glass-enclosed boats offer views of landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Louvre and many more. During the cruise, you can enjoy a candlelit dinner, listen to live music and admire the beauty of Paris in the evening. It's an unforgettable experience that allows you to see the city from a whole new perspective.
Today you will have an unforgettable day immersing yourself in the mysteries of the Louvre, where every work of art tells a story full of emotion and beauty. Afterwards, take a magical stroll through Montmartre, where the streets smell of history and every corner holds a piece of art and romance. At every turn, in the heart of Paris, you will discover monuments that are not only part of the city but also its soul - places that come alive under the touch of time and remain in your heart forever.
The Louvre is one of the largest and most famous museums in the world, housing masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Melle. You'll explore the extensive collections of art and antiques here, with a recommended visit time of 3 to 4 hours. The Palais Royal and its adjacent gardens are also near the Louvre.
In the very heart of Paris lies Notre-Dame Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, surrounded by a historic district where you can visit Sainte-Chapelle with its magnificent stained glass windows, or stroll through the picturesque streets of the Latin Quarter. Nearby are the Palais de Justice, the modern Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève library, and the famous Le Centre Pompidou shopping center. This area offers a unique view of Paris' historical and architectural treasures.
Notre-Dame, a cathedral that holds a thousand stories and secrets, invites you to stop for a moment and listen to the silence of its Gothic beauty. Its imposing towers, which tower over Paris, take you back to a time when the city was full of miracles and great dreams. Once inside, in its peaceful embrace, you will feel the gravity of the moment - each statue, each stained glass window tells a story of faith, love and human endurance. Notre-Dame is not just a building, it is a symbol of a past that still lives in the heart of Paris.
The 5th arrondissement of Paris, known as the Quartier Latin, is a historic district on the left bank of the Seine, famous for its academic and artistic atmosphere. It is home to the prestigious Sorbonne, picturesque streets, traditional cafés and lively markets. You can also visit the Panthéon and the Jardin des Plantes botanical garden or the Jardin du Luxembourg.
Montmartre is a picturesque district in Paris' 18th arrondissement, known for its bohemian spirit and artistic history. It is dominated by the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, where you can take a cable car ride. Montmartre is also famous for its narrow streets, the Place du Tertre, where painters exhibit their work, and historic cafés that were favourite haunts of artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh.
Canal Saint-Martin is a water canal in the northeast of Paris, surrounded by trendy cafés, boutiques and art galleries. This place is popular for walks and picnics, and there are typical railway bridges and locks.
Today's day takes you to Versailles, where you will find yourself in the heart of royal history. You will walk through the magnificent interiors of the chateau, whose opulent halls and chambers tell stories of a bygone era of power and elegance. After the tour, you will venture into the vast gardens, where every avenue, every fountain is like a silent whisper of the past, taking you to magical moments of peace and beauty. And in the evening? Immerse yourself in a world of fabulous extravagance as you head to the unforgettable Moulin Rouge cabaret, where fun and passion meet in dazzling dance and music.
Versailles is a historic town near Paris, famous for the Château de Versailles and its magnificent gardens, which are part of the Versailles estate. The chateau was once the residence of French kings and is known for its luxurious interiors and gardens.
Access to the entire Versailles estate includes:
- Château de Versailles
- Gardens of Versailles
- A tour of the current exhibition
- Trianon - Grand and Petit Trianon, smaller palaces with adjacent gardens
- Hameau de la Reine - Marie Antoinette's romantic village
Moulin Rouge is a famous cabaret in the Pigalle district of Paris. It is known for its extravagant shows, dances and burlesques. It is considered the cradle of modern cabaret and is a popular tourist attraction for its historical charm and live entertainment. You can attend one of the evening performances.
After an unforgettable evening at the Moulin Rouge, you can continue your French experience by visiting a cosy wine bar such as Giso Montmartre, where you can enjoy a glass of fine French wine. In its quiet, romantic space, let the soft notes of the wine tell the stories of French vineyards and enjoy a moment of peace under the Parisian night sky.
The last day will be more free, if you have some time to explore the hidden corners, you can go to the skyscraper or the catacombs.
Tour Montparnasse is a modern skyscraper that rises to a height of 210 metres. It offers an observation deck with panoramic views of the city, including the Eiffel Tower. In addition to the observation deck, there is also a business centre, restaurants and office space.
The Paris Catacombs are a vast system of underground tunnels and tombs located beneath the city. They were created in the 18th century when they were converted into cemeteries to free up space on the surface. You have the opportunity to view skeletal remains and learn about the history and geology of these underground spaces.
Be sure to be at the airport at least 3 hours in advance.
Let yourself be carried away by the unique atmosphere of Paris, where history meets modern life and every street has its own story. Get ready for a journey full of unforgettable experiences and romantic moments you will remember for a lifetime. Paris is waiting for you - are you ready to discover it?
itinerary by Nikola Svobodova
Welcome to the city of love, art and endless inspiration! Paris is not only the capital of France, but also the heart of the world's culture and romance. Stroll along the famous boulevards, climb the Eiffel Tower, discover the treasures of the Louvre and soak up the unique atmosphere of Montmartre. Savour delicious French cuisine, experience a romantic cruise on the Seine and relax in the green oases of the city's parks.
On arrival in Paris, transfer to your hotel to drop off your luggage. Today will be a day to relax upon arrival, or to discover and explore the 7th arrondissement or visit the Musée d'Orsay.
After landing at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), collect your luggage and proceed to the terminal with signs for "Train / RER / Métro". From there, purchase a "Paris Region ⇔ Airports" ticket for travel by train, metro, or regional railway. Tickets can be purchased at stations from vending machines or via the Île-de-France Mobilités app. A one-way ticket costs approximately €13 per adult.
Take the RER B train towards central Paris. The journey from CDG to stations such as Gare du Nord or Châtelet-Les Halles takes approximately 30–40 minutes. From these stations, you can continue by metro or walk to your hotel.
If you have larger luggage or prefer a more comfortable journey, you can also use the RoissyBus to the center of Paris, which takes approximately 60 minutes.
If you plan to travel around the city more during your stay, it is recommended to purchase a Navigo Easy transport card, which can be loaded with single tickets or weekend or prepaid options.
You will mostly be walking, and then according to your preference, you can use the metro and buses. It is not worth buying tourist tickets for several days. Always buy a one-time ticket from the machine for €2.15 for your ride. In the center of Paris, you are in zone 1-3, and when traveling to Versailles, you are in zone 1-5.
You must buy a ticket from the airport to the metro online in the IDF Mobilités application (download to your mobile), or you can also buy one-time tickets here. You can buy a ticket for the RER C train to Versailles at the platform in the machine. Detailed information about Parisian transport can be found here www.ratp.fr/en/titres-et-tarifs.
Entrance fees
Book tickets for the main attractions online in advance to avoid long queues. Admission to museums is free for those under 26 (no ISIC required).
The 7th arrondissement of Paris is an elegant district on the left bank of the Seine, famous for its iconic Eiffel Tower, which dominates the skyline. The area also includes the Champ de Mars and the Hôtel des Invalides, where Napoleon's tomb is located. It is a neighbourhood with beautiful parks, prestigious museums and historical monuments.
Musée d'Orsay is a prestigious art museum located in the former Gare d'Orsay railway station. It is known for its extensive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works by artists such as Monet, Van Gogh and Degas. The museum also exhibits paintings, sculptures and decorative arts from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Today, you'll climb the Eiffel Tower, where the sight of the city spreading out beneath your feet will remind you how the world is wider than we sometimes think. Walking down the Champs-Élysées, you'll be filled with the silence of the city streets, which has something tender and private about it. On a boat sailing down the Seine, you will feel the tranquillity of the river and the city around you as everyday moments mingle with something elusive that will remain in your memory long afterwards.
You will mostly be walking, and then according to your preference you can use the metro and buses. It is not worth buying tourist tickets for several days. Always buy a single ticket at the machine for €2.15 for your journey. In the center of Paris you are in zone 1-3, in case of a trip to Versailles you are in zone 1-5.
If you've come to France for romance, don't miss the Eiffel Tower for an unforgettable panoramic view of the whole of Paris - a city that seems to be just for the two of you at the moment. Here, in the silence and the height, you will feel that the world below you has slowed down, and it is just you and the city, which draws closer to you with every breath. On the opposite bank of the Seine is the majestic Trocadéro Palace and its gardens, which hide quiet corners in the embrace of the city lights, ideal for moments when you want to share quiet glances and feelings.
The Arc de Triomphe, the imposing arch at the western end of the Champs-Élysées, exudes strength and pride. Erected in honour of Napoleon's victories, this monument is not only a symbol of military glory but also of France's national identity. When you look at its ornate details, you can feel the stories of courage and triumph in its stones, which remain alive in every corner. And when you look out over Paris from its summit, you feel the city spreading out at your feet like a mirror of the past, connecting with the present.
Champs-Élysées is an avenue often called the most beautiful street in the world. It stretches from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe and offers luxury shops, elegant cafés and important theatres.
Place de la Concorde is the largest square in Paris, located between the Champs-Élysées and the Tuileries Gardens. This historic square is famous for its Egyptian obelisk, which stands in the middle, and its fountains lined with statues. A place with a rich history, where the guillotine stood during the French Revolution, is today a symbol of peace and elegance.
The Église de la Madeleine church, the famous Pont Alexandre III bridge over the Seine River, the Grand Palace and many beautiful gardens are also close to the square.
Cruising the Seine on the Bate aux Mouches is one of the most romantic ways to discover Paris. These glass-enclosed boats offer views of landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Louvre and many more. During the cruise, you can enjoy a candlelit dinner, listen to live music and admire the beauty of Paris in the evening. It's an unforgettable experience that allows you to see the city from a whole new perspective.
Today you will have an unforgettable day immersing yourself in the mysteries of the Louvre, where every work of art tells a story full of emotion and beauty. Afterwards, take a magical stroll through Montmartre, where the streets smell of history and every corner holds a piece of art and romance. At every turn, in the heart of Paris, you will discover monuments that are not only part of the city but also its soul - places that come alive under the touch of time and remain in your heart forever.
The Louvre is one of the largest and most famous museums in the world, housing masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Melle. You'll explore the extensive collections of art and antiques here, with a recommended visit time of 3 to 4 hours. The Palais Royal and its adjacent gardens are also near the Louvre.
In the very heart of Paris lies Notre-Dame Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, surrounded by a historic district where you can visit Sainte-Chapelle with its magnificent stained glass windows, or stroll through the picturesque streets of the Latin Quarter. Nearby are the Palais de Justice, the modern Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève library, and the famous Le Centre Pompidou shopping center. This area offers a unique view of Paris' historical and architectural treasures.
Notre-Dame, a cathedral that holds a thousand stories and secrets, invites you to stop for a moment and listen to the silence of its Gothic beauty. Its imposing towers, which tower over Paris, take you back to a time when the city was full of miracles and great dreams. Once inside, in its peaceful embrace, you will feel the gravity of the moment - each statue, each stained glass window tells a story of faith, love and human endurance. Notre-Dame is not just a building, it is a symbol of a past that still lives in the heart of Paris.
The 5th arrondissement of Paris, known as the Quartier Latin, is a historic district on the left bank of the Seine, famous for its academic and artistic atmosphere. It is home to the prestigious Sorbonne, picturesque streets, traditional cafés and lively markets. You can also visit the Panthéon and the Jardin des Plantes botanical garden or the Jardin du Luxembourg.
Montmartre is a picturesque district in Paris' 18th arrondissement, known for its bohemian spirit and artistic history. It is dominated by the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, where you can take a cable car ride. Montmartre is also famous for its narrow streets, the Place du Tertre, where painters exhibit their work, and historic cafés that were favourite haunts of artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh.
Canal Saint-Martin is a water canal in the northeast of Paris, surrounded by trendy cafés, boutiques and art galleries. This place is popular for walks and picnics, and there are typical railway bridges and locks.
Today's day takes you to Versailles, where you will find yourself in the heart of royal history. You will walk through the magnificent interiors of the chateau, whose opulent halls and chambers tell stories of a bygone era of power and elegance. After the tour, you will venture into the vast gardens, where every avenue, every fountain is like a silent whisper of the past, taking you to magical moments of peace and beauty. And in the evening? Immerse yourself in a world of fabulous extravagance as you head to the unforgettable Moulin Rouge cabaret, where fun and passion meet in dazzling dance and music.
Versailles is a historic town near Paris, famous for the Château de Versailles and its magnificent gardens, which are part of the Versailles estate. The chateau was once the residence of French kings and is known for its luxurious interiors and gardens.
Access to the entire Versailles estate includes:
- Château de Versailles
- Gardens of Versailles
- A tour of the current exhibition
- Trianon - Grand and Petit Trianon, smaller palaces with adjacent gardens
- Hameau de la Reine - Marie Antoinette's romantic village
Moulin Rouge is a famous cabaret in the Pigalle district of Paris. It is known for its extravagant shows, dances and burlesques. It is considered the cradle of modern cabaret and is a popular tourist attraction for its historical charm and live entertainment. You can attend one of the evening performances.
After an unforgettable evening at the Moulin Rouge, you can continue your French experience by visiting a cosy wine bar such as Giso Montmartre, where you can enjoy a glass of fine French wine. In its quiet, romantic space, let the soft notes of the wine tell the stories of French vineyards and enjoy a moment of peace under the Parisian night sky.
The last day will be more free, if you have some time to explore the hidden corners, you can go to the skyscraper or the catacombs.
Tour Montparnasse is a modern skyscraper that rises to a height of 210 metres. It offers an observation deck with panoramic views of the city, including the Eiffel Tower. In addition to the observation deck, there is also a business centre, restaurants and office space.
The Paris Catacombs are a vast system of underground tunnels and tombs located beneath the city. They were created in the 18th century when they were converted into cemeteries to free up space on the surface. You have the opportunity to view skeletal remains and learn about the history and geology of these underground spaces.
Be sure to be at the airport at least 3 hours in advance.
Let yourself be carried away by the unique atmosphere of Paris, where history meets modern life and every street has its own story. Get ready for a journey full of unforgettable experiences and romantic moments you will remember for a lifetime. Paris is waiting for you - are you ready to discover it?
Welcome to the city of love, art and endless inspiration! Paris is not only the capital of France, but also the heart of the world's culture and romance. Stroll along the famous boulevards, climb the Eiffel Tower, discover the treasures of the Louvre and soak up the unique atmosphere of Montmartre. Savour delicious French cuisine, experience a romantic cruise on the Seine and relax in the green oases of the city's parks.
On arrival in Paris, transfer to your hotel to drop off your luggage. Today will be a day to relax upon arrival, or to discover and explore the 7th arrondissement or visit the Musée d'Orsay.
After landing at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), collect your luggage and proceed to the terminal with signs for "Train / RER / Métro". From there, purchase a "Paris Region ⇔ Airports" ticket for travel by train, metro, or regional railway. Tickets can be purchased at stations from vending machines or via the Île-de-France Mobilités app. A one-way ticket costs approximately €13 per adult.
Take the RER B train towards central Paris. The journey from CDG to stations such as Gare du Nord or Châtelet-Les Halles takes approximately 30–40 minutes. From these stations, you can continue by metro or walk to your hotel.
If you have larger luggage or prefer a more comfortable journey, you can also use the RoissyBus to the center of Paris, which takes approximately 60 minutes.
If you plan to travel around the city more during your stay, it is recommended to purchase a Navigo Easy transport card, which can be loaded with single tickets or weekend or prepaid options.
You will mostly be walking, and then according to your preference, you can use the metro and buses. It is not worth buying tourist tickets for several days. Always buy a one-time ticket from the machine for €2.15 for your ride. In the center of Paris, you are in zone 1-3, and when traveling to Versailles, you are in zone 1-5.
You must buy a ticket from the airport to the metro online in the IDF Mobilités application (download to your mobile), or you can also buy one-time tickets here. You can buy a ticket for the RER C train to Versailles at the platform in the machine. Detailed information about Parisian transport can be found here www.ratp.fr/en/titres-et-tarifs.
Entrance fees
Book tickets for the main attractions online in advance to avoid long queues. Admission to museums is free for those under 26 (no ISIC required).
The 7th arrondissement of Paris is an elegant district on the left bank of the Seine, famous for its iconic Eiffel Tower, which dominates the skyline. The area also includes the Champ de Mars and the Hôtel des Invalides, where Napoleon's tomb is located. It is a neighbourhood with beautiful parks, prestigious museums and historical monuments.
Musée d'Orsay is a prestigious art museum located in the former Gare d'Orsay railway station. It is known for its extensive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works by artists such as Monet, Van Gogh and Degas. The museum also exhibits paintings, sculptures and decorative arts from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Today, you'll climb the Eiffel Tower, where the sight of the city spreading out beneath your feet will remind you how the world is wider than we sometimes think. Walking down the Champs-Élysées, you'll be filled with the silence of the city streets, which has something tender and private about it. On a boat sailing down the Seine, you will feel the tranquillity of the river and the city around you as everyday moments mingle with something elusive that will remain in your memory long afterwards.
You will mostly be walking, and then according to your preference you can use the metro and buses. It is not worth buying tourist tickets for several days. Always buy a single ticket at the machine for €2.15 for your journey. In the center of Paris you are in zone 1-3, in case of a trip to Versailles you are in zone 1-5.
If you've come to France for romance, don't miss the Eiffel Tower for an unforgettable panoramic view of the whole of Paris - a city that seems to be just for the two of you at the moment. Here, in the silence and the height, you will feel that the world below you has slowed down, and it is just you and the city, which draws closer to you with every breath. On the opposite bank of the Seine is the majestic Trocadéro Palace and its gardens, which hide quiet corners in the embrace of the city lights, ideal for moments when you want to share quiet glances and feelings.
The Arc de Triomphe, the imposing arch at the western end of the Champs-Élysées, exudes strength and pride. Erected in honour of Napoleon's victories, this monument is not only a symbol of military glory but also of France's national identity. When you look at its ornate details, you can feel the stories of courage and triumph in its stones, which remain alive in every corner. And when you look out over Paris from its summit, you feel the city spreading out at your feet like a mirror of the past, connecting with the present.
Champs-Élysées is an avenue often called the most beautiful street in the world. It stretches from the Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe and offers luxury shops, elegant cafés and important theatres.
Place de la Concorde is the largest square in Paris, located between the Champs-Élysées and the Tuileries Gardens. This historic square is famous for its Egyptian obelisk, which stands in the middle, and its fountains lined with statues. A place with a rich history, where the guillotine stood during the French Revolution, is today a symbol of peace and elegance.
The Église de la Madeleine church, the famous Pont Alexandre III bridge over the Seine River, the Grand Palace and many beautiful gardens are also close to the square.
Cruising the Seine on the Bate aux Mouches is one of the most romantic ways to discover Paris. These glass-enclosed boats offer views of landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Louvre and many more. During the cruise, you can enjoy a candlelit dinner, listen to live music and admire the beauty of Paris in the evening. It's an unforgettable experience that allows you to see the city from a whole new perspective.
Today you will have an unforgettable day immersing yourself in the mysteries of the Louvre, where every work of art tells a story full of emotion and beauty. Afterwards, take a magical stroll through Montmartre, where the streets smell of history and every corner holds a piece of art and romance. At every turn, in the heart of Paris, you will discover monuments that are not only part of the city but also its soul - places that come alive under the touch of time and remain in your heart forever.
The Louvre is one of the largest and most famous museums in the world, housing masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Melle. You'll explore the extensive collections of art and antiques here, with a recommended visit time of 3 to 4 hours. The Palais Royal and its adjacent gardens are also near the Louvre.
In the very heart of Paris lies Notre-Dame Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, surrounded by a historic district where you can visit Sainte-Chapelle with its magnificent stained glass windows, or stroll through the picturesque streets of the Latin Quarter. Nearby are the Palais de Justice, the modern Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève library, and the famous Le Centre Pompidou shopping center. This area offers a unique view of Paris' historical and architectural treasures.
Notre-Dame, a cathedral that holds a thousand stories and secrets, invites you to stop for a moment and listen to the silence of its Gothic beauty. Its imposing towers, which tower over Paris, take you back to a time when the city was full of miracles and great dreams. Once inside, in its peaceful embrace, you will feel the gravity of the moment - each statue, each stained glass window tells a story of faith, love and human endurance. Notre-Dame is not just a building, it is a symbol of a past that still lives in the heart of Paris.
The 5th arrondissement of Paris, known as the Quartier Latin, is a historic district on the left bank of the Seine, famous for its academic and artistic atmosphere. It is home to the prestigious Sorbonne, picturesque streets, traditional cafés and lively markets. You can also visit the Panthéon and the Jardin des Plantes botanical garden or the Jardin du Luxembourg.
Montmartre is a picturesque district in Paris' 18th arrondissement, known for its bohemian spirit and artistic history. It is dominated by the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, where you can take a cable car ride. Montmartre is also famous for its narrow streets, the Place du Tertre, where painters exhibit their work, and historic cafés that were favourite haunts of artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh.
Canal Saint-Martin is a water canal in the northeast of Paris, surrounded by trendy cafés, boutiques and art galleries. This place is popular for walks and picnics, and there are typical railway bridges and locks.
Today's day takes you to Versailles, where you will find yourself in the heart of royal history. You will walk through the magnificent interiors of the chateau, whose opulent halls and chambers tell stories of a bygone era of power and elegance. After the tour, you will venture into the vast gardens, where every avenue, every fountain is like a silent whisper of the past, taking you to magical moments of peace and beauty. And in the evening? Immerse yourself in a world of fabulous extravagance as you head to the unforgettable Moulin Rouge cabaret, where fun and passion meet in dazzling dance and music.
Versailles is a historic town near Paris, famous for the Château de Versailles and its magnificent gardens, which are part of the Versailles estate. The chateau was once the residence of French kings and is known for its luxurious interiors and gardens.
Access to the entire Versailles estate includes:
- Château de Versailles
- Gardens of Versailles
- A tour of the current exhibition
- Trianon - Grand and Petit Trianon, smaller palaces with adjacent gardens
- Hameau de la Reine - Marie Antoinette's romantic village
Moulin Rouge is a famous cabaret in the Pigalle district of Paris. It is known for its extravagant shows, dances and burlesques. It is considered the cradle of modern cabaret and is a popular tourist attraction for its historical charm and live entertainment. You can attend one of the evening performances.
After an unforgettable evening at the Moulin Rouge, you can continue your French experience by visiting a cosy wine bar such as Giso Montmartre, where you can enjoy a glass of fine French wine. In its quiet, romantic space, let the soft notes of the wine tell the stories of French vineyards and enjoy a moment of peace under the Parisian night sky.
The last day will be more free, if you have some time to explore the hidden corners, you can go to the skyscraper or the catacombs.
Tour Montparnasse is a modern skyscraper that rises to a height of 210 metres. It offers an observation deck with panoramic views of the city, including the Eiffel Tower. In addition to the observation deck, there is also a business centre, restaurants and office space.
The Paris Catacombs are a vast system of underground tunnels and tombs located beneath the city. They were created in the 18th century when they were converted into cemeteries to free up space on the surface. You have the opportunity to view skeletal remains and learn about the history and geology of these underground spaces.
Be sure to be at the airport at least 3 hours in advance.
Let yourself be carried away by the unique atmosphere of Paris, where history meets modern life and every street has its own story. Get ready for a journey full of unforgettable experiences and romantic moments you will remember for a lifetime. Paris is waiting for you - are you ready to discover it?
