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HELP! What are the worthwhile sights to see in Paris and in what order? I need a 3 day itinerary? |
I have 3 days in Paris. I live in France, and my friend is coming to visit. What are some of the good sights to see, and in what order? I want to do it the best/convenient way. Also, suggestions on hotels/hostels that I could stay in? And how do I get from sight to sight? These are the places that I was thinking: Sacre Couer, Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, Notre Dame, Champs Elysee. I'm not sure what order to do them in though. I also don't know if I need to make reservations at any of the places either. Help!! SUGGESTIONS on an itinerary. On my blog, I've a page to visit the main places in Paris in 2 days. The best way to get everywhere is on the Metro. It is well marked and goes everywhere you need to go! Day 1 Cross the Louvre off your list unless you are an art fanatic. It will take too much time. Try Musee d'Orsay instead. Spend an entire day wondering around in the Latin Quarter (You can the Pantheon and Notre Dame while there-maybe Sainte Chapelle, too) Take the metro. Don't consider the Champs Elysee a destination, but l'Arc de Triomphe is. Can't tell you what order to visit as you should consider what day of the week you are there. :-) good luck I tried to see all of paris in 3 days and completely felt unsatisfied. There are too many sights to see in 3 days I stayed in Holtel Altona. It was cheap and beautiful and the peopel were extremely nice. It was in a pretty good area as well. |
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