Morning: Arrive at Heathrow, check‑in at your central London hotel, then stroll to the British Museum for a quick glimpse of its world‑class collections.
Afternoon: Walk to Big Ben for iconic photos, then enjoy a leisurely lunch near the river before crossing the historic Tower Bridge.
Evening: Experience the city’s lights with a ride on the London Eye, then dine at a nearby restaurant with Thames views.
Book a HotelMorning: Begin at the imposing Tower of London, exploring its medieval towers and the Crown Jewels.
Afternoon: Visit the grand St. Paul’s Cathedral, climbing to the Whispering Gallery for panoramic city vistas.
Evening: Stroll through the elegant Victoria and Albert Museum and end the day with a night‑time view of Buckingham Palace illuminated.
Book a HotelMorning: Take the Eurostar to Paris, check‑in at a boutique hotel in the 1st arrondissement, and enjoy a croissant at a local café.
Afternoon: Wander the historic streets of Montmartre, absorbing its artistic atmosphere and panoramic city views.
Evening: Relax by the Seine with a dinner cruise, soaking in the illuminated Eiffel Tower.
Book a HotelMorning: Visit the iconic Eiffel Tower early to avoid crowds, then head to the Louvre Museum for a brief tour of its highlights.
Afternoon: Explore the historic Notre‑Dame Cathedral and the artistic treasures of the Musée d’Orsay, followed by a stroll through the Jardin du Luxembourg for a tranquil break.
Evening: Conclude the day with a sunset visit to the Arc de Triomphe, enjoying panoramic views of Paris’s boulevards.
Book a HotelMorning: Pack and check out of your hotel, taking a final stroll near the Palace of Versailles gardens if time allows.
Afternoon: Return to the airport for departure, reflecting on the week’s cultural immersion.
Book a HotelIf you want to extend the trip, consider adding a full day in Paris to explore the Musée d’Orsay and the Centre Pompidou, or a day trip to the Palace of Versailles. To shorten the itinerary, combine the London museum visits (British Museum, National Gallery, and Victoria and Albert Museum) into a single morning and skip the evening visit to St. Paul’s Cathedral, focusing instead on the iconic landmarks.