What are the hidden treasures in Paris? What are the entry charges for famous sights?

Where are the best places to eat?

If you are eager to explore Paris completely in just 3 days, you have come to the right spot!

Welcome to AirClass. In this video, we will share exclusive tips that will make your Parisian
experience truly unforgettable.

We will cover:

● Iconic Sights
● Hidden Gems in Paris
● Culture and Nightlife

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When traveling to Paris, you are most likely to fly into Charles de Gaulle Airport. Catch the
RER B train to reach the city center. The ticket costs around $12 one way which will be easy
on your pocket in comparison to the taxis that cost around $50-$60 USD.

If you plan to extensively rely on public transportation options like the Metro, buses, and
trams, purchase the Paris Visite Pass for about 40 USD for 3 days.

Use this pass and get set to explore every nook and cranny of this city.

Day 1

We will dedicate the first day to the iconic sights of the city.

Wear comfortable shoes as it will include a lot of walking.

Starting with The Louvre. You must have heard of the famous Mona Lisa’s smile. It is at this
museum that you can behold the painting by Leonardo da Vinci. Entry is for $24. If you want
to save time, buy tickets online in advance to skip the long lines. Consider a guided tour of
the museum for a richer experience.

Spend at least two hours here, and if you’re an art enthusiast, you can stay here for even
longer. Arrive by 9 am to capture gorgeous photos without the crowds. The museum opens
till 9 PM.

Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel is a lovely addition to your Louvre experience! This arch is
a beautiful tribute to Napoleon’s victories. The intricate sculptures and reliefs are perfect for
photographs.
From this place, take a 10-minute walk to Marcel 3. After a lot of walking, recharge yourself
at this eatery. Expect to spend about $20-$30. While their menu has a lot of options, you
must definitely try their avocado toast and quinoa salad.

A 10-minute walk from this place will take you to Jardin du Palais-Royal. These stunning
gardens are favorite among instagrammers. Snap photos at the striking black-and-white
striped columns of the Colonnes de Buren.

Another 10-minutes and you will reach Jardin des Tuileries. Take a leisurely stroll and
enjoy picturesque views. The gardens are free to enter!

In the late afternoon, stroll down the legendary Champs-Élysées. We already know this is a
shopper’s paradise; so indulge into some luxury shopping if you want to. While shopping is
totally your call; make sure to stop at Ladurée for their famous macarons—this experience is
a must!

After shopping, head to the picturesque Pont Alexandre III. The intricate details and
stunning backdrop of the Eiffel Tower make this place unforgettable.

There is no better site than the legendary Eiffel Tower to wrap your day. Enjoy the sunset
with a glass of champagne from the second-floor observation deck of this tower.
Tickets cost between $24 and $38 USD, depending on how far you go up. Be sure to book in
advance to skip the lines!

Feeling hungry? If you are in for a chic seafood restaurant, enjoy dinner at Girafe with a
terrace overlooking the tower. You will spend around $80-$100 per person. In case you want
to feast on classic French cuisine, Linette could be your best choice. Expect to spend about
$60-$80 here. Reservations are a must for both!

Day 2: Discovering Hidden Gems

Say Goodmorning to Paris by catching the sunrise from the Trocadéro gardens. Enjoy the
stunning views of the Eiffel Tower in the soft light. The entry is free but make sure to arrive
early for some peaceful photo opportunities.

In Paris, you are definitely in for fluffy pancakes and delicious coffee. Visit Kozy Bosquet as
it is the most famous coffee shop near the Eiffel Tower. Prices are around $20-$30.

Just a short walk away is Les Invalides, home to the Musée de l’Armée. You can witness an
extensive collection of military history and artifacts at this museum. Entry is for about $16.
You can spend half an hour here.

Musée Rodin is also nearby. For around $16, you can see the artist's masterpieces within a
stunning 18th-century mansion.
In the late afternoon, head to Les Catacombes for a unique experience. It is a fascinating
labyrinth of tunnels and the resting place of over six million Parisians. Make sure to book
tickets online for 31$.

End your day at Montparnasse Tower. It is easily accessible by metro, or you can take a
20-minute walk from the Catacombes to this place. Buy tickets at the gate for $26 and $22
online. The tower is open daily from 9:30 AM to 11 PM.

For dinner, consider treating yourself to an evening cruise along the scenic Seine River. A
short 75-minute cruise starts at 6 PM, while a longer 2.5-hour cruise begins at 8:30 PM.

In summer, cruises run every 30 minutes from 10 AM to 11 PM; in winter, they run every 45
minutes from 10:30 AM to 9 PM. Arrive early to secure a prime spot on the boat for stunning
nighttime photography!

Day 3: Culture and Nightlife

Kick off your last day with a visit to Lacroix Patisserie because in Paris, mornings are
incomplete without coffee and pastries. The shop is just across from Notre Dame.
A must-try is a pistachio tart.

Now, stroll over to the Notre Dame Cathedral. The building is still under restoration from the
2019 fire, but it is worthy of being appreciated for its magnificent Gothic architecture, even if
it is from outside. Spend a moment to learn about the restoration efforts through informative
displays.

Enjoy the surrounding Seine views and stunning landmarks like Hôtel de Ville as you make
your way to the Latin Quarter.

You know you are in the Latin Quarter when the narrow streets and historic charm surround
you. Enjoy lunch at one of the fancy restaurants. Indulge in eggs, ham, and cheese crepe to
fill your appetite.

You can grab a meal for $18 at an inexpensive restaurant, but for a three-course meal at a
mid-range restaurant, expect to pay $55 for two.

After lunch, you may feel a bit lazy. So head to the beautiful Luxembourg Garden to relax
amongst greenery and the stunning Medici Fountain.

If you love modern art, make a stop at the Pompidou Centre. Tickets cost around $19.

Next stop is the Marais District. Discover art galleries and boutiques. A must-stop is the
Picasso Museum. Entrance is around $14, and the collection is impressive.

As the afternoon rolls in, head towards Place des Vosges. It is the oldest planned square in
Paris. Grab a coffee or a light snack from an elegant cafe and enjoy people-watching and
appreciating the beautiful surrounding architecture.
Explore the iconic Sainte-Chapelle. This gothic chapel is known for its stunning stained glass
windows. The late afternoon light through the glass is breathtaking. Tickets cost $12 and
timings are 9 am to 5 PM.

As the evening approaches, take a scenic stroll along the Seine, perhaps crossing the Pont
des Arts. The city lights begin to twinkle, setting the perfect mood the night ahead.

For dinner, dive into the bustling atmosphere of the Bastille area. Here, you will see so many
bistros and brasseries. Enjoy a traditional French meal—maybe coq au vin or duck confit.
Expect to spend around $40 for a nice meal with wine included.

Then, have a delightful cultural experience at the Opéra Garnier. Catch a ballet or opera
performance if time allows. Make sure to check their schedule online and secure tickets in
advance.

You can also head to nearby jazz club like Le Duc des Lombards or Caveau de la Huchette
for live music. Enjoy the performances of local musicians over drinks soak in the feelings of
your last night in Paris.

Frankly speaking, three days in Paris are just not enough. If you want to really delve deep
into Paris, plan a couple of more days in the city.

If you want an itinerary for 5 days in Paris, let us know in the comments below.

We hope you liked this video. Like and share it for sure! Until next time, Happy Holiday in
Paris.