Start your day with a fresh croissant and coffee at Boulangerie Julien. Then, head over to Pierre Hermé, where you’ll find a wide variety of macarons and chocolates to indulge in. Finally, experience traditional French baking at Maison Landemaine with their baguettes and pastries.
Start at the renowned food market, Marché Bastille. Taste your way through French delicacies such as escargots and foie gras. For lunch, go to Bistrot Paul Bert for classic French dishes made with fresh ingredients. End the day with wine and cheese pairing at Fromagerie Laurent Dubois.
Splurge on fine dining at Michelin-starred restaurants. Begin with lunch at the famous Benoit Paris. For dinner, visit the luxurious L’Abeille and indulge in their classic French cuisine. End the night with a unique and surprising dessert experience at Le Chateaubriand.
The easiest way to navigate Paris is by using the metro system. A single trip costs around £2 and a day pass costs £14. Taxis are also widely available but can be more expensive, especially during peak hours. The estimated cost for transportation during the entire trip is around £50.
If you have more time, explore popular attractions such as the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Palace of Versailles. If you have less time, adjust the itinerary by selecting only one dining option for each day.
Paris has two major airports: Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and Orly Airport (ORY). CDG is the largest and most commonly used airport, located around 14 miles northeast of the city center, while ORY is located around 9 miles south of the city center.