Paris
Paris straddles the Seine, pairing centuries of royal, revolutionary and artistic history with grand boulevards, world-class museums and a café culture that draws people from across the globe.
Paris straddles the Seine, pairing centuries of royal, revolutionary and artistic history with grand boulevards, world-class museums and a café culture that draws people from across the globe.
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How Troovz stays freeFive days add a day from the Conciergerie and the Pont Neuf to the Palais-Royal and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, then the Musée Rodin and Les Invalides.
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09:50 Louvre Museum · Morning · 3–5 h15–20 min walk
13:05 Place de la Concorde · Midday · 5–10 minLine 1 + Line 9 · about 17–27 min
13:37 Avenue des Champs-Élysées · Midday · 25–30 min8–10 min walk
14:10 Arc de Triomphe · Afternoon · 30–45 min20–26 min walk
15:00 Trocadéro esplanade · Afternoon · 15–20 min11–14 min walk
15:26 Eiffel Tower · Afternoon · 120–150 min3–4 min walk
09:33 Place du Tertre · Morning · 15–20 min3–4 min walk
10:00 Musée de Montmartre · Morning · 60–90 min5–6 min walk
11:04 Moulin de la Galette · Morning · 5–10 min12–16 min walk
11:21 Cimetière de Montmartre · Morning · 30–45 min13–17 min walk
12:04 Le Mur des Je t'aime · Midday · 10–15 min20–26 min walk
12:34 Passage des Panoramas · Midday · 10–15 min12–16 min walk
12:56 Palais Garnier · Midday · 75–90 min22–29 min walk
14:33 Musée d'Orsay · Afternoon · 2–3 hLine 1 + Line 9 · about 17–27 min
17:00 Musée Guimet · Afternoon · 60–90 min5–7 min walk
10:00 Shakespeare and Company · Morning · 20–30 min5–7 min walk
10:25 Musée de Cluny · Morning · 75–90 min4–5 min walk
11:44 La Sorbonne (exterior) · Morning · 5–10 min5–7 min walk
11:54 Panthéon · Morning · 60–90 min10–13 min walk
13:04 Arènes de Lutèce · Midday · 15–20 min9–12 min walk
13:28 Institut du Monde Arabe · Midday · 60–90 min8–10 min walk
14:36 Mémorial des Martyrs de la Déportation · Afternoon · 15–20 min10–13 min walk
15:01 Hôtel de Ville · Afternoon · 5–10 min9–12 min walk
15:15 Île Saint-Louis streets · Afternoon · 20–30 minLine 4 + Line 1 · about 12–22 min
15:57 Père-Lachaise Cemetery · Afternoon · 90–120 minLine 12 + Line 2 + Line 5 · about 22–37 min
09:42 Hôtel du Nord · Morning · 5–10 min10–13 min walk
09:57 Place de la République · Morning · 5–10 min12–16 min walk
10:14 Musée Picasso · Morning · 90–120 min5–7 min walk
11:49 Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature · Morning · 45–75 min4–5 min walk
12:38 Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme · Midday · 60–90 min6–8 min walk
13:44 Rue des Rosiers · Midday · 15–20 min6–8 min walk
14:05 Musée Carnavalet · Afternoon · 90–120 min3–4 min walk
15:38 Place des Vosges · Afternoon · 20–30 min5–7 min walk
16:03 Place de la Bastille · Afternoon · 5–10 min3–4 min walk
16:11 Opéra Bastille · Afternoon · 5–10 min9–12 min walk
16:25 Village Saint-Paul · Afternoon · 20–30 minLine 1 + Line 4 · about 15–25 min
17:10 Catacombs of Paris · Afternoon · 45–60 min3–4 min walk
09:30 Conciergerie · Morning · 45–60 min3–4 min walk
10:18 Théâtre du Châtelet · Morning · 5–10 min5–7 min walk
10:28 Pont Neuf · Morning · 5–10 min2–3 min walk
10:35 Square du Vert-Galant · Morning · 10–15 min14–18 min walk
10:59 Palais-Royal & gardens · Morning · 20–30 min17–22 min walk
11:36 Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés · Morning · 15–20 min19–25 min walk
12:10 Musée Rodin · Midday · 60–90 min9–12 min walk
13:19 Les Invalides · Midday · 105–135 min16–21 min walk
15:20 Village Suisse · Afternoon · 30–60 min18–23 min walk
16:08 Musée du Quai Branly · Afternoon · 90–120 minQuick answers to common questions.
The fifth day is a chain of river crossings: the flower market on the Île de la Cité and the Conciergerie, the Théâtre du Châtelet, Pont Neuf and the Square du Vert-Galant at the island's tip, then the Palais-Royal gardens, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Rodin's sculpture garden, Les Invalides and the Musée du Quai Branly. As of 17 Oct 2026.
Five days is a comfortable length here. Past it, the plan only adds a gallery day near the western end of the Tuileries and a short walk by the canals in the north-east, so a sixth day is a choice rather than a gap in what you see. As of 17 Oct 2026.
Think of day five as a walk along the Seine from east to west. It begins on the Île de la Cité at the Marché aux Fleurs Reine-Elizabeth-II and finishes near the Eiffel Tower at the Musée du Quai Branly, passing the Village Suisse antiques market on the way. As of 17 Oct 2026.
Not for a city of this size. The fifth day still uses places no earlier day touches, such as the Conciergerie with its Gothic halls, the arcades of the Palais-Royal and the dome of Les Invalides, and the plan carries on beyond it. As of 17 Oct 2026.
It adds a fifth day that strings together the islands and the Left Bank: from the flower market and the Conciergerie on the Île de la Cité, past Pont Neuf to Saint-Germain, and on to the Musée Rodin, Les Invalides and the museum of non-European arts at Quai Branly. As of 17 Oct 2026.