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Best timeApril–June, September–October
Typical trip length3–14 days
On travli14 itineraries
Cities15
Getting aroundMétro and walking; RER C to Versailles
CurrencyEuro (€)

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France questions

Is a week in Paris too long?

No. Three days covers the headline sights; a week lets you add Versailles, the big museums at an easy pace, and neighborhoods most visitors skip.

When is the best time to visit Paris?

Late spring and early fall: mild weather, long days and thinner crowds than July. In August many small shops and restaurants close for the summer break.

Do I need to book the Louvre and Versailles ahead?

Yes. Both use timed-entry tickets sold online, and popular slots sell out. The Louvre is closed on Tuesdays and Versailles on Mondays.

How do I get to Versailles from Paris?

Take the RER C train to Versailles Château–Rive Gauche, about 45 minutes from central Paris, then walk ten minutes to the palace gates.

Do I need to book the Louvre in advance?

Reserve Louvre tickets online at least one week ahead. Entry without a reservation often means waits of 60 minutes or more.

Is one day enough for Montmartre?

Half a day covers Sacré-Cœur and the main walking streets. Reach the area by metro line 2 or 12 in 20 minutes from central Paris.