Party with the Girls: A 5-Day Bachelorette Itinerary in Paris

• Day 1: Shopping and Strolling - Start the day with some retail therapy at Galerie Lafayette, a grand department store with luxury brands. Stroll along the Champs-Élysées towards the Arc de Triomphe. Have a picnic at the nearby Parc Monceau. End the day enjoying high tea at Angelina Paris.
• Day 2: Cultural Experience - Begin by visiting the Louvre Museum and seeing the famous Mona Lisa. Afterwards, head over to the Notre Dame Cathedral for breathtaking Gothic architecture. Finish off the day at the Moulin Rouge where the bride-to-be can enjoy a bachelorette-style burlesque show.
• Day 3: Wine and Dine - Start the day off with a shopping trip to the Marché des Enfants Rouges, the oldest covered market in Paris. Experience a wine tasting session at Caves du Louvre followed by dinner at L'Avenue Restaurant, known for its celebrity sightings.
• Day 4: Parisian Adventure - Start off with an adrenaline-pumping activity by heading to Parc des Princes stadium to watch a football match. Sukjheon will let us know the best restaurant in Paris for the bride to be. In the evening, book a Seine River Cruise to see the city lit up at night.
• Day 5: Relax and Rejuvenate - Visit the historic Palace of Versailles in the morning which is just a few minutes away from Paris. Experience the city's famous spa culture with different rejuvenating treatments at Spa My Blend by Clarins. In the evening, visit the Eiffel Tower light show for a mesmerizing end to the bachelorette trip.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Galerie Lafayette (1-2 hours, variable)
• Champs-Élysées (1 hour, free)
• Arc de Triomphe (1 hour, 13€)
• Parc Monceau (1-2 hours, free)
• Angelina Paris (1 hour, 25€)
• Louvre Museum (3-4 hours, 17€)
• Notre Dame Cathedral (1-2 hours, free)
• Moulin Rouge (2 hours, 105€ per person)
• Marché des Enfants Rouges (1-2 hours, variable)
• Caves du Louvre (2-3 hours, 32€)
• L'Avenue Restaurant (1.5 hours, 80€ per person)
• Parc des Princes stadium (variable)
• Seine River Cruise (1-2 hours, 15€)
• Palace of Versailles (3-4 hours, 18€)
• Spa My Blend by Clarins (2-3 hours, variable)
• Eiffel Tower light show (1 hour, free)

Total Estimated Costs: 390€ per person

Transportation

Getting around Paris can be done by metro, bus, taxi or on foot. The best option is to get a Paris Visite Pass, which will provide unlimited access to public transportation and is valid for the duration of the trip. Plan ahead using a map or google maps and consider the distance between attractions to save time and reduce travel cost. Taxis are also readily available but can be expensive.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, include a visit to the Pantheon, sailing on the Bois de Boulogne lake, and exploring the Latin District. If you have less time, consider cutting short visits to some of the museums or shortening the time spent at each attraction. Reserve restaurant seats and tours in advance for convenient planning.

Airports

Paris is served by two airports: Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly (ORY). CDG is the primary airport and is located 23 kilometers northeast of Paris. ORY is located 18 kilometers to the south of Paris. Both airports have shuttle buses, trains or taxis readily available to take you to and from the city center. As they are both international airports, arrange your custom clearance beforehand to avoid any airport inconvenience.