Paris: A Two-Day City Experience

  1. Day 1: The Eiffel Tower
    20 minutes (2.5 miles) from Champs-Elysées

    The Eiffel Tower is the first location you must include in your itinerary while visiting Paris and it is also known as the "Iron Lady" of Paris, France. This remarkable landmark is 324 meters high and when visiting you can take either the stairs or an elevator to reach its three observation floors from where you can see the breathtaking views of the city. You can spend time enjoying the food from their varied selection of restaurants or cafes. The tower also sparkles at night giving the visitors an amazing view. Avoid long waiting times by getting your tickets in advance or booking a priority access tour that you can avail and save your day time worries about the lines.

  2. Day 1: The Louvre Museum
    15 minutes (1.9 miles) from The Eiffel Tower

    The Louvre Museum is one of the world's largest and most significant museum and a must-visit location with a collection that includes over 35,000 pieces of art and history. The building's stunning architecture and the art make it a landmark that tourists adore. There are several types of guided tours based on your preferences or you can opt for audio guides to explore the museum at your own pace. From the iconic painting of the 16th century ladies Mona Lisa and Venos de Milo you can see an array of art and artifacts from different time periods like the Ancient Egyptian Artifacts to Medieval Europe or Napoleon's Luxury Appartments. The museum has a cafeteria and restaurant where you can enjoy the scenic view of the gardens along with your food from its iconic Pyramid corridor.

  3. Day 2: The Palace of Versailles
    1 hour 5 minutes (11.3 miles) from Central Paris

    The Palace of Versailles has seen the prestigious reign of Louis XIV and was considered the hub of political decisions until the french revolution. The palace is included on UNESCO's World Heritage List and has a royal history filled with luxurious artworks, furniture, tapestries, and historical spaces filled with stories and secrets. Do not miss the iconic Hall of Mirrors with crystal chandeliers reflecting lights from windows or the regal and grand staircases. You will also find the Versailles gardens which are open to the public, and take a stroll or rent bikes to explore the nature and beauty of the location. Spend at least 4-5 hours and do not forget to wear comfortable shoes.

  4. Day 2: Moulin Rouge
    30 minutes (3.5 miles) from The Palace of Versailles

    The famous cabaret show at Moulin Rouge is worth adding to your itinerary and is a quintessential night out in Montmartre, Paris. The show combines various features, including acrobatics, dance, and music, combined with the beautiful costumes, making it a unique experience. If you want VIP treatment, make sure to book a package with dinner with your ticket to enjoy a meal and a bottle of champagne while watching the performance. The cabaret show is known for attracting many famous artists and you can enjoy the Moulin Rouge atmosphere and la belle époque decor for a memorable evening night, make sure to reserve tickets in advance as it is very popular.

Time and Cost Estimates

  • The Eiffel Tower (2-3 hours, $25-$45)
  • The Louvre Museum (3-4 hours, $25-$45)
  • The Palace of Versailles (4-5 hours, $30-$65)
  • Moulin Rouge (2 hours, $120-$150)
  • Total Estimated Costs ($200-$305)

Useful Tips

Make sure you book your tickets in advance to avoid the crowd and waiting times. Download the map and plan your schedule ahead of time. Wear comfortable shoes for the tour as it involves a lot of walking. Consider the Metro for getting from one location to another or renting bicycles or electric scooter for easier ride. If you have more than two days, then add Disneyland's Park also, and if shorter than two days then, consider trimming your list and remove some locations instead of rushing.

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