Join a free walking tour starting near Notre-Dame Cathedral in the Latin Quarter. It's a wonderful way to get oriented with the heart of Paris and learn interesting facts about the city's history and culture.

Visit the famous Louvre Museum via the main entrance at Rue de Rivoli. Allocate several hours to explore iconic works such as the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo.

Stroll through the beautiful Jardin des Tuileries right outside the Louvre. This classic French garden is perfect for a relaxing walk surrounded by sculptures and fountains.

Spend your evening at Champ de Mars to enjoy stunning views of the Eiffel Tower as it lights up. A great spot for photos and leisurely relaxation close to the monument.

Arrive early at Île de la Cité to avoid crowds. Explore the iconic gothic cathedral from its main entrance on Parvis Notre-Dame.

Walk a few minutes east along Boulevard du Palais. Look up to admire the stunning stained glass windows inside this medieval chapel.

Located nearby on Quai de l'Horloge, join a guided tour to learn about its history as a former royal palace and prison.

Head toward the Marais or near the Seine for rooftop bars. Arrive before sunset to enjoy panoramic views of Paris landmarks.

Explore this stunning museum located on Rue de la Légion d'Honneur. Arrive early to avoid the crowds and admire the impressive collection of impressionist art housed in a former railway station.

Relax in this spacious garden located in the Latin Quarter on Rue de Médicis and Rue de Vaugirard. Look for the beautiful Medici Fountain and the orchard of old fruit varieties.

Wander the artistic neighborhood on Rue des Abbesses and Place du Tertre. Take time to visit the Sacré-Cœur Basilica for great city views and enjoy the local artists and cafés.

Check out an underground or alternative space for live music, theater, or poetry readings, often in converted industrial buildings or intimate old cafés in the 9th arrondissement.

Start early to beat the crowds at the Palace of Versailles. Take the RER C train from central Paris to Versailles Château Rive Gauche station and walk to the palace, exploring the grand halls and gardens.

Head to Marché d'Aligre or Marché Bastille to enjoy fresh local produce, cheese, bread, and lively Parisian market atmosphere. Great spot for sampling and buying food treats.

Visit a bakery near the market area and try summer seasonal pastries like Tarte Tatin or fruit tarts. Look for bakeries in the 12th arrondissement for authentic flavors.

Explore historic bookshops around the Latin Quarter, such as along Rue de la Huchette and nearby streets. Ideal for a relaxed evening browsing rare and classic books.