What to do in Paris for 3 days?

asked
387

Shopping and food lover

9 answers9

Visited 82 countries, 236 cities, 92 places
1) Eiffel Tower. Then Metro to Notre Dame. Explore on foot — latin quarter to Marais/Pompidou Centre passing through the Louvre. Return for dinner/bars/nightife every evening
2) Louvre Museum + Other museums (Picasso/Orsay etc)
3) Sacre Coeur down to Arc De Triomphe. Explore the Seine — picnic/wine around there maybe and plan when you'll return…
Visited 36 countries, 242 cities, 127 places
1 Day Champ'elysee,art de triump,layfette
1 Day Louve Musuem and Palace
1 Day Eiffel Tower, Siene River Cruise
3 full day is sufficient
Visited 52 countries, 178 cities, 33 places
How to plan a trip to South America? Where is the best place to visit?
Visited 15 countries, 48 cities, 21 places
Night time river boat trip on seine
Visited 52 countries, 178 cities, 33 places
When is the best time to visit Central Africa? Where is the best place to visit?
Visited 34 countries, 266 cities, 216 places
My favorite places:
1) Eiffel Tower is a must — maybe combine with a ship tour on Saine.
2) Churches: Best: No1 Saint Chapelle (near to Notre Dame) No2. Sacre Coer No3. Notre Dame (i like the others more)
3) The Quarter in Monmatre (near Sacre Coer)
4) Louvre ( it's a must) but the «Centre Georges Pompidou» is more modern art and i liked it more.
Visited 57 countries, 332 cities, 51 places
don't plan, relax and enjoy the cafes and food
Visited 39 countries, 271 cities, 509 places
If you're really into history and/or art I would reserve one day just for Louvre.If you like skyscrappers and modern architecture you might want to take a short visit into the La Defense hood.
Also, a small advice: don't go on the top of the Eiffel Tower, instead go for the top of the Montparnasse Tower. It's taller and you can see the whole of Paris, Eiffel included. :)
Visited 11 countries, 102 cities, 92 places
1) Montparnasse, Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Louvre — Tuileries, Châtelet–Les Halles, Place de la Bastille, Tomb of Jim Morrison, on foot
2) Versailles, Forêt domaniale de Fausses-Reposes, Château de Ville-d'Avray, National Estate of Saint-Cloud, possibly on bicycle.
3) Louvre Museum, and if there is time,Catacombs of Paris

Your answer to the question

Please Sign in to answer the question.

By continuing to browse, you consent to our use of cookies. You can read our Privacy Policy.