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Paris, the classic way

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The benchmark city break, done at the right pace — timed museums, café mornings and Montmartre before the day-trippers.

Paris, the classic way — Paris, France

Day by day

Day 1

The Marais, the Seine, a first café morning

Day 2

The great museums, timed and unhurried

Day 3

Versailles or Giverny, then a last boulevard evening

The must-dos, honestly graded

  • Eiffel Tower at opening or sparkling after darkWorth It
  • The Louvre quieter wings with a planWorth It
  • Montmartre early, before the crowdsWorth It
  • Joining the midday Mona Lisa scrum with no timed ticketNot Worth It
Splurge — worth itEiffel Tower at opening or sparkling after dark
Skip — save yourselfJoining the midday Mona Lisa scrum with no timed ticket
What nobody tells youAugust empties Paris of Parisians and fills it with queues — spring and autumn are the sweet spots.
Plan ahead & packBook timed museum tickets well ahead; base in the Marais or Saint-Germain.
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