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Paris

The city of light, love, and legendary cuisine

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Day 1: Day 1 — Eiffel Tower & Champs-Élysées

09:00

🍜 Breakfast at Café de Flore

Legendary Left Bank café where Sartre and de Beauvoir held court. Order a croque-monsieur and café crème.

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10:30

🏛️ Eiffel Tower

Take the elevator to the second floor for sweeping views of Paris. Book summit access for the full experience.

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13:30

🍜 Lunch at Café Constant

Chef Christian Constant's relaxed bistro near the Eiffel Tower. Excellent prix-fixe menu with classic French dishes.

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15:30

🏛️ Walk the Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe

Stroll the world's most famous avenue from Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe. Climb to the rooftop terrace for a panoramic view.

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19:30

🍜 Dinner at Le Bouillon Chartier

A Belle Époque institution since 1896. Classic French fare — onion soup, steak-frites, crème caramel — at astonishingly low prices.

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Day 2: Day 2 — Louvre, Marais & Île de la Cité

09:00

🏛️ The Louvre Museum

Home to the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and 35,000 other works. Focus on a few wings to avoid burnout.

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12:30

🍜 Lunch at Breizh Café Marais

Best crêpes and galettes in Paris. Buckwheat galette with egg, ham, and Comté is a must.

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14:00

🏛️ Explore Le Marais

Wander through Paris's trendiest neighborhood — vintage shops on Rue de Rosiers, Place des Vosges, and the Carnavalet Museum (free).

16:30

🏛️ Notre-Dame & Sainte-Chapelle

See Notre-Dame's ongoing restoration from outside, then visit Sainte-Chapelle's breathtaking 13th-century stained glass.

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19:30

🍜 Dinner at Chez Janou

Charming Provençal bistro famous for its legendary chocolate mousse served from a giant bowl. Great duck and ratatouille.

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Day 3: Day 3 — Montmartre & Saint-Germain

09:00

🍜 Breakfast at Hardware Société

Melbourne-style brunch in the heart of Montmartre. Excellent eggs, pastries, and flat whites.

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10:30

🏛️ Sacré-Cœur & Montmartre Village

Climb to the white-domed basilica for stunning views, then explore Place du Tertre's artists, Moulin Rouge, and vineyard.

13:00

🍜 Lunch at Le Consulat

Iconic Montmartre café on a picturesque corner, serving hearty French onion soup and croque-monsieurs since 1903.

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15:00

🌿 Luxembourg Gardens

Stroll through Paris's most beloved park. Grab a green chair by the Grand Bassin and watch the model sailboats.

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🍜 Dinner at Le Comptoir du Panthéon

Lively bistro facing the Panthéon with excellent traditional cuisine — duck confit, escargots, and tarte Tatin.

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Day 4: Day 4 — Versailles & Latin Quarter

09:00

🏛️ Palace of Versailles

Louis XIV's opulent palace with the Hall of Mirrors, royal apartments, and sprawling gardens. Take the RER C from central Paris (40 min).

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13:30

🍜 Lunch at La Flottille

Charming restaurant beside the Grand Canal in Versailles gardens. Salads, tartines, and French classics with a royal backdrop.

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16:00

🏛️ Musée d'Orsay

Housed in a stunning Beaux-Arts train station. The world's greatest Impressionist collection — Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, Degas.

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18:30

🏛️ Seine-side walk through Latin Quarter

Browse the bouquinistes (book stalls) along the Seine, wander Rue Mouffetard, and soak in the student-quarter atmosphere.

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🍜 Farewell dinner at Le Petit Cler

Cozy neighborhood bistro on the charming Rue Cler market street. Superb duck breast, wine list, and crème brûlée.

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Paris is a city that needs no introduction — the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Notre-Dame, and the Arc de Triomphe form just the beginning of its iconic skyline. Beyond the postcard views, Paris reveals itself in its neighborhoods: the cobblestone charm of Montmartre, the intellectual buzz of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the trendy boutiques of the Marais, and the village-like calm of Île Saint-Louis. The culinary scene ranges from perfect butter croissants at corner boulangeries to Michelin-starred temples of gastronomy. Every arrondissement has its own character, its own market, its own café culture. Budget travelers can enjoy world-class art for free on first Sundays, picnic along the Seine with supermarket wine and baguettes, while luxury seekers can indulge at Le Cinq or Jules Verne with views of the illuminated city. With the métro connecting every corner, Paris rewards both the planner and the wanderer.

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