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Paris, France · 3 days itinerary

Paris — the essentials

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The trip visits the main landmarks and museums of central Paris. It starts with Notre-Dame and the Latin Quarter on day one, then covers the Louvre, Orsay and Eiffel Tower on day two. The order keeps each day within a compact area, ending with a walk through Montmartre on day three.

3 daysLouvreEiffel TowerMontmartreLatin QuarterBy travli· Checked by the travli team, September 2026

Day by day

Day 1

Cité and the Latin Quarter

  1. 9:00Île de la CitéSight
  2. 10:15Île de la CitéSight
  3. 13:00Latin QuarterWalk
  4. 14:45Latin QuarterSight
Day 2

The Louvre, Orsay and the Eiffel Tower

  1. 9:001st arrondissementSight
  2. 14:007th arrondissementSight
  3. 18:30Champ de MarsSight
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Day 3

Montmartre

  1. 9:00MontmartreSight
  2. 10:15MontmartreWalk
  3. 12:30MontmartreWalk
  4. 14:00MontmartreSight
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Paris questions

Is three days enough for Paris?

Three days covers the main sights with focused daily areas. Book all museum entries online ahead and use the metro between neighborhoods.

Do I need to book Louvre tickets in advance?

Book Louvre timed tickets at least one week ahead through the official site. Walk-up lines can exceed two hours even in shoulder season.

How do I get from the Latin Quarter to Montmartre?

Take metro line 4 from Saint-Michel to Marcadet-Poissonniers then line 12 to Abbesses. The trip takes about 25 minutes and costs two euros with a single ticket.

Do I need to book the Eiffel Tower ahead?

Reserve Eiffel Tower summit tickets online two to four weeks in advance. Security checks add 30 minutes so arrive 45 minutes before your slot.

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