Discover the village-like neighborhood of Montmartre, adorned with sprawling vines and an artistic background. Take a free walking tour of the area, pass by Moulin Rouge, and stand at the summit of the hill to look over the city of Paris.
Head down to the central district of Le Marais. Appreciate the mix of historical and contemporary architecture, relax at the Place des Vosges Park, and visit Picasso National Museum. In addition, walk-through Canal Saint-Martin, also famous for being a neighborhood where Parisians meet friends and spend an evening.
Visit the impressive gothic style cathedral of Notre-Dame and marvel at the intricate facade. Don't forget to step inside and discover the historical chateau. Take a break at the Jardin des Plantes for a peaceful and calming environment. End your day visiting the Pantheon and listening to some of the critical stories of Parisian history.
Begin the day by coming to the famous Louvre Museum. A haven of world-famous artwork, remember to skip the long lines, and appreciate the exhibition of Venus de Milo and the Mona Lisa. Get a well-deserved break and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Champs-Elysee and browse neighborhood shops. Conclude the day by capturing the Arc de Triomphe, the symbol of Paris.
Day five marks a trip out of the center, to the awe-inspiring palace of Versailles. Best known for its glorious gardens, embellished guest rooms, and the charming Hall of Mirrors, the palace is a must-visit for anyone touring Paris.
You can save costs by opting for a Paris Museum Pass at 48 or 72 hrs if it aligns better with your schedule. If you have more time to spend, the Catacombs of Paris are worth an exploration. If you want a fantastic view of Paris, visit the Eiffel Tower, Tour Montparnasse, or Sacre-Coeur Basilica. Visit restaurants nestled in local areas, such as Le Comptoir General, that offers reasonably priced food and drinks.