The Pont Alexandre III bridge illuminated at night in Paris, France
Paris, France · 14 days itinerary

Paris: Two Weeks

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This two-week itinerary covers central Paris neighborhoods, major museums, and day trips to Versailles, Giverny, and Fontainebleau. Days begin in the historic core with Notre-Dame and the Louvre before expanding to Montmartre, the Marais, and outer parks. Day trips are spaced between city exploration to balance walking and travel.

14 daysIncludes VersaillesGivernyFontainebleauBy travli· Checked by the travli team, September 2026

Day by day

Day 1

The islands and the Latin Quarter

  1. 9:00Île de la CitéSight
  2. 10:30Île de la CitéSight
  3. 12:30Île Saint-LouisWalk
  4. 14:30Latin QuarterSight
  5. 16:00Saint-GermainWalk
Day 2

The Louvre to the Eiffel Tower

  1. 9:001st arrondissementSight
  2. 13:301st arrondissementWalk
  3. 15:00Champs-ÉlyséesSight
  4. 19:00Champ de MarsSight
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Day 3

Montmartre and the Marais

  1. 9:00MontmartreSight
  2. 10:30MontmartreWalk
  3. 14:00Le MaraisSight
  4. 15:00Le MaraisSight
  5. 17:30Seine river cruisePont NeufSight
Day 4

Orsay and Invalides

  1. 9:307th arrondissementSight
  2. 13:007th arrondissementSight
  3. 15:007th arrondissementSight
  4. 17:30Saint-Germain-des-PrésSaint-GermainWalk
Day 5

Versailles

  1. 9:00VersaillesDay trip
  2. 13:30VersaillesWalk
  3. 15:30Trianon EstateVersaillesSight
Day 6

The upper Marais

  1. 10:00Le MaraisSight
  2. 12:30Le MaraisSight
  3. 14:30Centre PompidouBeaubourgSight
  4. 17:00Rue des RosiersLe MaraisWalk
Day 7

Canal Saint-Martin and Belleville

  1. 10:00Canal Saint-Martin10th arrondissementWalk
  2. 12:30Parc des Buttes-Chaumont19th arrondissementSight
  3. 15:00BellevilleBellevilleWalk
  4. 17:00Père Lachaise Cemetery20th arrondissementSight
Day 8

The Left Bank's gardens

  1. 10:00PanthéonLatin QuarterSight
  2. 11:30Musée de ClunyLatin QuarterSight
  3. 14:00Jardin des Plantes5th arrondissementSight
  4. 16:00Grand Mosque of Paris5th arrondissementSight
Day 9

Giverny

  1. 9:30Monet's House and GardensGivernyDay trip
  2. 14:00Musée des Impressionnismes GivernyGivernySight
Day 10

Western Paris

  1. 10:00Musée Marmottan Monet16th arrondissementSight
  2. 13:00Bois de Boulogne16th arrondissementWalk
  3. 15:00Fondation Louis VuittonBois de BoulogneSight
Day 11

Montparnasse

  1. 10:00Catacombs of Paris14th arrondissementSight
  2. 12:30Montparnasse Cemetery14th arrondissementWalk
  3. 16:00Montparnasse TowerMontparnasseSight
Day 12

Opéra and the covered passages

  1. 10:00Palais Garnier9th arrondissementSight
  2. 12:00Galeries Lafayette9th arrondissementSight
  3. 14:00Passage des Panoramas2nd arrondissementWalk
  4. 16:00Palais-Royal1st arrondissementWalk
Day 13

Fontainebleau

  1. 9:30Palace of FontainebleauFontainebleauDay trip
  2. 14:00Forest of FontainebleauFontainebleauWalk
Day 14

Concorde and Trocadéro

  1. 10:00Musée de l'Orangerie1st arrondissementSight
  2. 12:00Place de la Concorde8th arrondissementWalk
  3. 14:00Petit Palais8th arrondissementSight
  4. 17:00Trocadéro16th arrondissementWalk
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Paris questions

Is two weeks enough for Paris?

Two weeks covers central sights and several day trips at a steady pace. Book major museums and palaces online in advance to secure timed entry.

Do I need to book Versailles ahead?

Book Versailles tickets at least two weeks ahead through the official site. Arrive at opening to finish the palace before garden crowds peak.

How do I get to Giverny from Paris?

Take the train from Paris Saint-Lazare to Vernon then the connecting shuttle. Allow four hours round trip and buy return tickets the same day.

What is the best way to get around Paris?

Buy a Navigo Easy card or daily passes for the metro and RER. Walk within each district to avoid extra transfers.

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