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30-Day Budget Paris Itinerary with Weekly Mass — Includes 5–6 Day Disneyland Stay (Cheap Hotels, Transport, Food)

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Day 1: Arrival & Settle

Paris, France on September 1, 2025

9:00am

Arrival & Travel to Hotel

Arrive at CDG or Orly and use RER B, Roissy/OrlyBus or a shared shuttle; consider the Navigo monthly pass if staying the month for best value.
EUR12-60, 1h30m.

11:00am

Hotel Check-in / Drop Bags

Check into a budget hotel or hostel in the 10th/11th, Latin Quarter or near Gare du Nord for cheap transport links; options: Generator Paris, Ibis Budget La Villette or small private hotels.
EUR45-90, 1h.

12:30pm

Lunch — Local Boulangerie

Grab a sandwich or quiche and coffee at a local boulangerie — cheap, quick and typically French.
EUR6-12, 45m.

2:00pm

Walk Île de la Cité & Sainte-Chapelle

Walk around Île de la Cité, view Notre-Dame exterior and visit Sainte-Chapelle for its stained glass (usually open 9:00am–7:00pm; check current times).
EUR11, 1h30m.

5:00pm

Light Evening Stroll & Dinner

Stroll along the Seine and have dinner at a casual bistro — pick a 'menu du jour' for good value.
EUR12-22, 1h30m.

Day 2: Louvre & Tuileries

Paris, France on September 2, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast — Café

Coffee and croissant at a neighbourhood boulangerie to start the day affordably.
EUR4-8, 30m.

9:00am

Louvre Museum

Visit the Louvre (opens 9:00am; closed Tuesdays) to see the Mona Lisa and major collections — book timed tickets in advance to skip lines.
EUR17, 3h0m.

12:30pm

Lunch — Rue de Rivoli / Falafel

Cheap lunch options nearby include a sandwich or L’As du Fallafel in Le Marais for a filling, budget meal.
EUR8-14, 1h.

2:00pm

Tuileries & Musée de l'Orangerie

Relax in the Tuileries then visit Musée de l'Orangerie for Monet’s Water Lilies (typically opens 9:00/9:30am; check seasonal times).
EUR12-15, 1h30m.

6:00pm

Dinner — Bouillon Chartier

Dine at Bouillon Chartier or similar budget brasserie for classic French dishes at low prices — arrive early to avoid queues.
EUR12-20, 1h30m.

Day 3: Musée d'Orsay & River

Paris, France on September 3, 2025

8:30am

Breakfast — Supermarket or Café

Grab a budget breakfast (pain au chocolat and coffee) at a supermarket/café to save money.
EUR4-7, 30m.

10:00am

Musée d'Orsay

Visit Musée d'Orsay for Impressionist works; opens typically 9:30/10:00am and closed Mondays — book ahead if possible.
EUR16, 2h30m.

1:00pm

Lunch — Riverbank Picnic

Pick up supplies from a supermarket and enjoy a picnic on the Seine banks or Jardin des Tuileries for a cheap, pleasant meal.
EUR8-12, 1h.

3:00pm

Seine Cruise (Bateaux Mouches)

Take a Seine cruise to see Paris’ monuments from the river; typical departures run from mid-morning to evening — check operators for exact times.
EUR14-18, 1h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Cheap Bistro

Choose a small bistro in Saint-Germain or Odéon offering a 'plat du jour' to keep costs moderate.
EUR15-22, 1h30m.

Day 4: Eiffel & Champs

Paris, France on September 4, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast — Boulangerie

Early coffee and pastry near your accommodation to fuel a busy day visiting the Eiffel area.
EUR4-7, 30m.

10:00am

Eiffel Tower (Champ de Mars)

Visit the Eiffel Tower — book lift or stairs tickets in advance; summit access and hours vary seasonally.
EUR16-28, 2h.

1:00pm

Lunch — Picnic

Buy takeaway sandwiches from a supermarket and picnic on the Champ de Mars to save money and enjoy the view.
EUR6-12, 45m.

3:00pm

Arc de Triomphe & Champs-Élysées

Walk up the Champs-Élysées to the Arc de Triomphe (open around 10:00am–10:30pm) and climb for panoramic views.
EUR13, 1h30m.

7:30pm

Dinner — Crêperie

Try a savoury galette and sweet crêpe at an inexpensive crêperie — fast, filling and cheap.
EUR8-15, 1h.

Day 5: Montmartre

Paris, France on September 5, 2025

8:30am

Breakfast — Pigalle Café

Simple coffee and pastry to prepare for hill walking in Montmartre.
EUR4-7, 30m.

10:00am

Montmartre & Sacré-Cœur

Climb to Sacré-Cœur for views and visit the artist squares around Place du Tertre; the basilica is free to enter though the dome/tower may charge a fee.
EUR0-8, 2h.

1:00pm

Lunch — Bistro or Crêperie

Choose a small bistro or crêperie in Montmartre for a reasonably priced meal — avoid tourist traps on the main square.
EUR10-16, 1h.

3:00pm

Musée de Montmartre & Gardens

Visit Musée de Montmartre to learn the area's bohemian history; check opening hours, often 10:00am–6:00pm.
EUR11, 1h30m.

8:00pm

Evening — Local Bars

For a cheap evening, enjoy local bars in Abbesses rather than expensive cabaret shows.
EUR0-20, 2h.

Day 6: Le Marais & Museums

Paris, France on September 6, 2025

8:30am

Breakfast — Le Marais

Coffee and pastry in Le Marais before exploring narrow streets and boutiques.
EUR4-7, 30m.

10:00am

Musée Carnavalet & Le Marais Walk

Explore Musée Carnavalet (history of Paris, often free) then walk the Jewish quarter and boutique streets; opening times usually 10:00am–6:00pm.
EUR0-11, 2h.

1:00pm

Lunch — L'As du Fallafel

Eat the famous affordable falafel on Rue des Rosiers — filling and great value for sight-seeing afternoons.
EUR8-12, 45m.

3:00pm

Picasso Museum or Musée Cognacq-Jay

Visit the Picasso Museum (book tickets) or another small museum in Le Marais; note some are closed Mondays.
EUR12-14, 1h30m.

7:30pm

Dinner — Budget Bistro

Find a neighbourhood bistro offering a set 'menu du soir' for good value.
EUR15-22, 1h30m.

Day 7: La Défense & Mass

Paris, France on September 7, 2025

9:00am

Mass — Saint-Augustin or Local Parish

Attend Sunday Mass (typical main times around 9:30–11:30am) — options: Église Saint-Augustin or a parish near your hotel; check parish websites for exact times and languages.
EUR0, 1h.

10:30am

La Défense & Grande Arche

Take the metro/RER to La Défense to see modern skyscrapers and the Grande Arche; plaza open all day.
EUR0 (transport included in pass), 2h.

1:00pm

Lunch — Centre Food Court

Eat in the shopping centre food court where budget options are plentiful and quick.
EUR8-15, 1h.

3:00pm

Palais de Tokyo / Musée d'Art Moderne

Return near central Paris to see modern art at Palais de Tokyo (often open 12:00–midnight) or the Musée d'Art Moderne.
EUR12-15, 2h.

8:00pm

Dinner — Ethnic Eatery

Try inexpensive North African, Vietnamese or Lebanese cooking for big portions at low prices.
EUR10-18, 1h30m.

Day 8: Versailles Day

Versailles, France on September 8, 2025

7:30am

Travel to Versailles

Take RER C to Versailles Château Rive Gauche (approx 1h from central Paris); verify train times for the day.
EUR7-9, 1h.

9:30am

Palace of Versailles

Visit the Palace (opens usually 9:00am, closed Mondays) and Gardens — prioritise State Apartments and Hall of Mirrors on a time-limited visit.
EUR20-30, 4h.

2:00pm

Lunch — Café near Palace

Have a budget lunch in a café near the palace or picnic in the gardens to save money.
EUR10-15, 1h.

4:00pm

Return to Paris & Evening Free

Return to Paris for a relaxed evening — consider a low-cost dinner near your hotel.
EUR12-18, Evening.

Day 9: Markets & Rodin

Paris, France on September 9, 2025

8:30am

Rue Cler Market Breakfast

Visit Rue Cler near the Eiffel area for morning market stalls — great for fresh produce and cheap bites.
EUR6-12, 1h.

10:00am

Musée Rodin

Explore Rodin Museum and gardens (open typically 10:00am–6:00pm); peaceful and often overlooked.
EUR12, 1h30m.

1:00pm

Lunch — Local Brasserie

Simple set menu at a local brasserie close to the museum keeps costs modest.
EUR12-18, 1h.

3:00pm

Relax at Parc des Buttes-Chaumont

Take a slow afternoon in one of Paris’ quieter parks — free and a lovely local experience.
EUR0, 2h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Pizzeria

End the day with inexpensive pizza or pasta near your accommodation.
EUR10-15, 1h.

Day 10: Prepare Disneyland Trip

Paris → Marne-la-Vallée, France on September 10, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast & Pack

Have a hearty budget breakfast and pack for a multi-day Disney stay — include comfortable shoes and a rain cover.
EUR5-8, 45m.

10:00am

Travel to Marne-la-Vallée (Disneyland)

Take RER A eastbound to Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy (approx 40–50 minutes); Navigo monthly pass may cover Zone 1–5 (confirm).
EUR7.60, 1h.

12:00pm

Check into Budget Hotel near Disneyland

Choose budget hotels close to the park (B&B hotels, Ibis Budget Val d'Europe) to keep costs low and be near the parks.
EUR60-110, 30m.

2:00pm

Explore Disney Village

Spend the afternoon exploring Disney Village (shops, entertainment and restaurants). Admission to the Village is free; opening hours vary by season but often 10:00am–late.
EUR0, 3h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Budget Option in Village

Eat at cost-effective outlets like Earl of Sandwich or Vapiano in Disney Village to save money.
EUR10-20, 1h.

Day 11: Disneyland Park Day 1

Marne-la-Vallée (Disneyland Park), France on September 11, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast near Hotel

Quick breakfast at hotel or bakery to start early at the parks.
EUR6-10, 30m.

9:00am

Disneyland Park — Rope Drop

Enter Disneyland Park at opening (usually 9:00am; check seasonal hours) and prioritise popular rides with early morning lines.
EUR70-90, All day.

1:00pm

Lunch — Quick Service

Use quick-service restaurants inside Disneyland to save time and money.
EUR12-20, 1h.

4:00pm

Parade / Shows

Catch parades or shows — check the daily park schedule and plan accordingly.
EUR0, 1h.

8:00pm

Return to Hotel / Dinner

Return to Disney Village for dinner or eat in-park before leaving.
EUR12-25, Evening.

Day 12: Disneyland Park Day 2

Marne-la-Vallée (Disneyland Park), France on September 12, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast

Start early to beat crowds; hotel breakfast or bakery takeaway.
EUR6-10, 30m.

9:00am

Disneyland Park — Continue Attractions

Use your second full Disneyland Park day to revisit favourite rides and catch attractions missed on day 1.
EUR0 (ticketed), All day.

1:00pm

Lunch — In-Park Quick Service

Pack snacks or use quick-service spots; avoid peak lunch time to save queuing time.
EUR12-20, 1h.

7:00pm

Evening Shows

Stay for evening entertainment and fireworks if scheduled — check nightly programme.
EUR0, 2h.

Day 13: Walt Disney Studios

Marne-la-Vallée (Walt Disney Studios Park), France on September 13, 2025

8:00am

Breakfast & Transit

Quick breakfast then head to Walt Disney Studios Park (opening times often around 10:00am; check daily schedule).
EUR6-10, 30m.

10:00am

Walt Disney Studios Park

Spend the day exploring movie-themed rides and shows; check attractions and show times on the official app.
EUR65-85, All day.

1:00pm

Lunch — Studio Quick-Service

Eat at one of the studio-themed quick-service restaurants to save time and money.
EUR12-18, 1h.

6:00pm

Evening — Disney Village

Return to Disney Village for wider dining choices and a quieter evening if preferred.
EUR12-25, 2h.

Day 14: Disney & Sunday Mass

Marne-la-Vallée, France on September 14, 2025

9:30am

Mass — Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Chessy

Attend Sunday Mass at the parish in Chessy (close to the parks) — typical Sunday morning times around 10:00–11:30am; check parish schedule for the exact time that day.
EUR0, 1h.

11:30am

Late Start — Leisure

Use the late morning to relax after Mass; head to Disneyland Park or Disney Village for a calmer day.
EUR0, 1h30m.

1:00pm

Park Time — Disneyland or Studios

Return to Disneyland Park or Walt Disney Studios to revisit favourites or explore areas missed earlier.
EUR0, All day.

7:30pm

Dinner — Supermarket or Village

Opt for a supermarket meal or budget restaurant to keep costs low after a long day.
EUR8-20, 1h.

Day 15: Disney Extra Day

Marne-la-Vallée, France on September 15, 2025

8:30am

Breakfast

Pack and have breakfast in readiness for one more park day or a rest day depending on energy.
EUR6-10, 30m.

9:30am

Choose Your Park — Disneyland or Studios

Use this extra day to do rides with long queues you missed earlier and enjoy a slower day revisiting favourites — park hours vary, check the calendar.
EUR70-90, All day.

6:00pm

Return to Hotel or Paris

Decide to return to Paris this evening or stay another night near Disneyland for a relaxed return; RER A runs into the evening but check times.
EUR7.60, 1h.

8:00pm

Dinner — Local Option

If back in Paris, find a budget bistro near your hotel; otherwise dine in Disney Village.
EUR12-20, 1h.

Day 16: Return to Paris

Paris, France on September 16, 2025

9:00am

Travel Back to Central Paris

Take RER A to return to Paris; check luggage storage options at major stations if needed.
EUR7.60, 1h.

11:00am

Check-in & Relax

Check into your Paris hotel and take the afternoon to rest after busy park days.
EUR45-90, 2h.

2:00pm

Canal Saint-Martin

Walk around Canal Saint-Martin and enjoy the boho atmosphere and cheap cafés — perfect low-key afternoon.
EUR0-8, 2h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Belleville

Try inexpensive multicultural eateries in Belleville or the 10th arrondissement for great value.
EUR10-18, 1h30m.

Day 17: Père Lachaise & Arts

Paris, France on September 17, 2025

9:00am

Breakfast — Local Café

Coffee and pastry at your local café before heading east.
EUR4-7, 30m.

10:00am

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Visit graves of Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde and others; cemetery open typically 8:00am–6:00pm (seasonal changes possible).
EUR0, 1h30m.

1:00pm

Lunch — Belleville

Explore Belleville’s cafés and cheap restaurants for a diverse and inexpensive lunch.
EUR8-14, 1h.

3:00pm

Atelier des Lumières

Visit digital art shows at Atelier des Lumières — check show times and book ahead where possible.
EUR13-15, 1h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Local Bistrot

Return toward central Paris for a set-menu bistro meal for good value.
EUR15-22, 1h30m.

Day 18: Giverny or Fontainebleau

Giverny / Fontainebleau, France on September 18, 2025

7:30am

Day Trip — Giverny or Fontainebleau

Choose Giverny to see Monet’s gardens (garden opens around 9:30am–6:00pm) or Fontainebleau for the château and forest; train + shuttle or direct train depending on choice.
EUR40-55, All day.

1:00pm

Lunch — Local Café

Lunch at a village café near the attraction; bring snacks if strictly on budget.
EUR10-16, 1h.

5:00pm

Return to Paris

Return in the evening and have a quiet dinner near your hotel.
EUR12-18, Evening.

Day 19: Flea Market & Le Marais

Saint-Ouen / Paris, France on September 19, 2025

9:00am

Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen

Visit the flea market at Saint-Ouen (open early to late afternoon on weekends) for bargains and atmosphere.
EUR0 (shopping extra), 3h.

1:00pm

Lunch — Market Eats

Eat inexpensive food stalls or local brasseries in the area for cheap and hearty options.
EUR8-15, 1h.

3:00pm

Le Marais Boutique Browsing

Spend the afternoon in Le Marais for boutique browsing and cheap finds; pick up picnic supplies at a supermarket if needed.
EUR0-20, 2h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Cheap Asian or Middle Eastern

Le Marais and the 10th arrondissement have many budget-friendly ethnic restaurants offering filling meals at good prices.
EUR10-15, 1h30m.

Day 20: Latin Quarter & Mass

Paris, France on September 20, 2025

9:00am

Breakfast — Latin Quarter

Start with a simple café breakfast in the Latin Quarter and enjoy the historic student quarter vibes.
EUR4-8, 30m.

10:30am

Mass — Saint-Étienne-du-Mont or Saint-Sulpice

Attend a Catholic Mass in the Latin Quarter; typical Sunday main Masses are around 10:30–11:30am and evening options around 6:00pm — check parish sites for exact times.
EUR0, 1h.

12:30pm

Lunch — Student Cafés

Eat in budget-friendly student cafés or bistros around the Sorbonne for low-cost midday meals.
EUR8-12, 1h.

2:30pm

Pantheon & Luxembourg Gardens

Visit the Pantheon (check opening hours) and spend a relaxed afternoon in Luxembourg Gardens.
EUR11, 2h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Crêperie

Finish with a cheap yet tasty crêperie meal in the Latin Quarter.
EUR8-14, 1h.

Day 21: Cathedral Day & Mass

Chartres / Reims, France on September 21, 2025

8:00am

Mass & Cathedral Visit

If you choose Chartres, attend Sunday Mass in Chartres Cathedral (typically morning times vary) or in Reims attend Mass in Reims Cathedral — combine worship with a full visit of the cathedral.
EUR0-10, 1h30m.

10:30am

Explore Town & Museums

After Mass, walk the medieval streets of Chartres or visit Reims’ champagne houses and museum (book tastings ahead if desired).
EUR10-40, All day.

1:00pm

Lunch — Local Café

Lunch at a town café — fixed-price menus give best value.
EUR10-18, 1h.

6:00pm

Return & Dinner

Return to Paris in the evening and dine near your accommodation.
EUR12-20, Evening.

Day 22: Hidden Gems

Paris, France on September 22, 2025

9:00am

Breakfast — Local Spot

Have breakfast in a neighbourhood café and head out to lesser-known sights.
EUR4-7, 30m.

10:00am

Promenade Plantée (Coulée Verte)

Walk the elevated Promenade Plantée — a quieter alternative to busy tourist spots and free to enjoy.
EUR0, 1h30m.

12:30pm

Lunch — Viaduc des Arts Area

Enjoy lunch near Viaduc des Arts where small artisans and inexpensive cafés are found.
EUR10-15, 1h.

2:30pm

Musée des Arts et Métiers

Visit Musée des Arts et Métiers (industrial heritage) or continue exploring canals and small galleries.
EUR8-11, 2h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Local Brasserie

Finish with a frugal but tasty brasserie meal near your hotel.
EUR12-18, 1h30m.

Day 23: Photography Day

Paris, France on September 23, 2025

8:00am

Sunrise at Pont Neuf

Early morning photos at Pont Neuf and along the Seine — iconic shots with fewer tourists.
EUR0, 1h.

10:00am

Île Saint-Louis & Berthillon

Stroll Île Saint-Louis and sample Berthillon ice cream as a treat.
EUR4-8, 1h30m.

1:00pm

Lunch — Small Bistro

Budget lunch with a set menu if possible for best value.
EUR12-15, 1h.

3:00pm

Île de la Cité Picnic

Relax with a picnic and photograph the riverside before evening.
EUR8-12, 2h.

8:00pm

Dinner — Seafood or Bistro

Try an affordable seafood plate or bistro special if budget allows.
EUR15-25, 1h30m.

Day 24: Science & Industry

Paris, France on September 24, 2025

9:30am

Cité des Sciences

Visit Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie (often open 10:00am–6:00pm) — great for younger visitors and budget-friendly education.
EUR12-14, 2h.

1:00pm

Lunch — Parc de la Villette

Have lunch near Parc de la Villette where plenty of inexpensive options exist.
EUR8-14, 1h.

3:00pm

Parc de la Villette Walk

Enjoy the modern park, view Philharmonie exteriors and relax — park free, concerts extra.
EUR0, 2h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Bistro

Return to central Paris for dinner in an affordable neighbourhood bistro.
EUR12-18, 1h30m.

Day 25: Food Markets & Cooking

Paris, France on September 25, 2025

9:00am

Marché d'Aligre or Bastille

Shop at a local food market for affordable fresh produce — great for cheap picnics and experiencing local life.
EUR0-15, 1h30m.

12:30pm

Lunch — Market Picnic

Assemble a picnic from market purchases and eat in a nearby park.
EUR6-12, 1h.

3:00pm

Optional Budget Cooking Class

Book an affordable market-to-table cooking class if you want hands-on experience — book ahead.
EUR45-70, 3h.

8:00pm

Dinner — Casual Eatery

If you didn’t cook, choose a casual ethnic restaurant for a cheap, filling dinner.
EUR10-15, 1h30m.

Day 26: Museum Catch-Up

Paris, France on September 26, 2025

9:00am

Breakfast — Café

Simple breakfast then head to any museums you missed earlier (note many are closed Mondays).
EUR4-7, 30m.

10:30am

Musée Picasso or Marmottan

Visit a smaller speciality museum such as Picasso or Marmottan if missed earlier; check opening times.
EUR12-15, 2h.

1:00pm

Lunch — Café

Eat at a nearby café using a set menu for reasonable value.
EUR12-15, 1h.

3:00pm

Free/Low-cost Attractions

Choose free options like neighbourhood strolls or low-cost visits like the Conciergerie exterior.
EUR0-8, 2h.

7:30pm

Dinner — Farewell Budget Meal

Choose an affordable place to celebrate a month in Paris — book ahead for weekends.
EUR18-30, 1h30m.

Day 27: Luxembourg & Books

Paris, France on September 27, 2025

9:00am

Breakfast & Slow Start

Leisurely breakfast and rest after intensive sightseeing.
EUR4-8, 45m.

10:30am

Luxembourg Gardens

Spend the morning in Luxembourg Gardens and view the Sénat exterior — gardens free and open dawn to dusk.
EUR0, 2h.

1:00pm

Lunch — Nearby Bistro

Eat at a small café near the gardens; many have economical midday menus.
EUR12-16, 1h.

3:00pm

Saint-Germain & Bookshops

Stroll Saint-Germain-des-Prés, browse Shakespeare and Company and enjoy café culture.
EUR0-10, 2h.

7:00pm

Dinner — Final Cheap Meal

Have a final budget-friendly meal near your accommodation and prepare for departure.
EUR12-18, 1h30m.

Day 28: Packing & Sunday Mass

Paris, France on September 28, 2025

9:30am

Mass — Saint-Étienne-du-Mont or Nearby Parish

Attend Sunday Mass in the Latin Quarter or near your hotel (typical main Masses around 10:30am); attend before packing to ensure weekly worship.
EUR0, 1h.

11:00am

Breakfast & Pack

Begin packing and buy small souvenirs in local shops — avoid airport prices by purchasing in the city.
EUR0-25, 2h.

1:00pm

Final Short Visit

Fit in a short visit to a remaining attraction you prioritised earlier but missed.
EUR10-17, 2h.

4:00pm

Relax & Last Walk

Enjoy a last walk along the Seine or through a favourite neighbourhood.
EUR0, 1h30m.

8:00pm

Dinner — Simple Fare

Keep dinner cheap and simple — finish remaining produce or order a modest meal.
EUR8-15, 1h.

Day 29: Buffer Day

Paris, France on September 29, 2025

9:00am

Flexible Buffer

Keep the day flexible to revisit favourites, run errands, meet friends or attend additional Mass if you wish (local weekday Mass times vary).
EUR0-20, All day.

1:00pm

Lunch — Choice

Have lunch where you prefer; choose a spot you’ve enjoyed or try something new.
EUR8-18, 1h.

6:00pm

Farewell Stroll & Dinner

Take a final evening stroll by the Seine and enjoy a farewell dinner at a reasonably priced bistro.
EUR15-30, 2h.

Day 30: Departure

Paris, France on September 30, 2025

7:00am

Breakfast & Final Packing

Final breakfast, check-out and ensure all belongings and souvenirs are packed for transit to the airport or train station.
EUR4-8, 1h.

9:00am

Travel to Airport or Train Station

Take RER/Bus to CDG or Orly or a taxi if you have heavy luggage — allow plenty of time for airport check-in/security.
EUR12-60, 1h30m.

12:00pm

Departure

Depart Paris with memories and a month of experiences; keep copies of important receipts and travel documents.
EUR0, N/A.
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