Explore Paris, Italy in One Day

1. 9:00AM: The Louvre Museum
   Located in the heart of Paris, The Louvre Museum is the perfect place to start your tour. This museum holds many art collections, including the famous Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci. (Opens at 9:00AM and requires at least 3 hours to visit)
2. 12:30PM: Le Comptoir du Relais
   Located in the historic Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, this is an excellent place to have lunch. Le Comptoir du Relais is famous for its Parisian cuisine, and you can sample some of the best French dishes. (Lunchtime, €25-€35 per person)
   Walking Distance: 25 Minutes (1.1 Miles)
3. 2:00PM: Eiffel Tower
   One of the most famous landmarks in Paris, the Eiffel Tower is a must-visit destination. Take the elevator to the top and enjoy the breathtaking views of Paris. (Open from 9:00AM to midnight)
   Walking Distance: 40 Minutes (2.0 Miles)
4. 4:00PM: Sainte-Chapelle
   This is a 13th-century Gothic gem with exceptional stain-glass windows that illuminate the entire chapel with color on sunny days. A visit to the Gothic chapel takes about an hour, and it's a must-visit destination in Paris. (Open 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM)
   Walking Distance: 20 Minutes (1.0 Miles)
5. 5:30PM: Montmartre
   Take a stroll through the Montmartre cobbled streets known for its spectacular view of Paris. You can enjoy the view with a glass of wine after walking up the steep hill leading to the top of the hilltop neighborhood. (Open 24 hours)
   Walking Distance: 30 Minutes (1.5 Miles)

Time and Costs Estimates:

• The Louvre Museum (3 hours, €17)
• Le Comptoir du Relais (1.5 hours, €25-€35 per person for lunch)
• Eiffel Tower (2 hours, €25 per person for elevator access to the top)
• Sainte-Chapelle (1 hour, €10)
• Montmartre (1 hour, Free)
Total Estimated Costs: €97-€107 per person

Useful Tips:

Paris is an elegant city with plenty of museums, architecture, and art. If you have more time, add a visit to the Palace of Versailles or Notre-Dame cathedral. You can subtract some time by going up only to the second level of the Eiffel Tower, which is cheap than going to the top-level. Remember to carry comfortable shoes since much of Paris is pedestrian-friendly.