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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 freeTemporarily closedComédie-Française · Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris
For a stopover, this short plan links the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum and Notre-Dame de Paris by metro, ending with the time to leave for the airport.
Layover · CDG 06:00 → 21:00
Layover · 2 adults ·
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Leaving the airport means passing passport control. Before you fly, check that you're allowed to enter France with your passport.
Flights, car rental and airport transfers for your trip: 1 day · 1 adult.
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Pick an area, then a place that fits your budget and style.
First time? We suggest for the sights.
Grand museums and formal gardens at the heart of the Right Bank.
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Open to visitors, with a few customs.
Mosques are usually open to visitors outside prayer times and close for longer around Friday midday prayers. Visitors usually take their shoes off before going in and cover their shoulders and legs; women usually cover their hair too. Rules can vary, so please follow any instructions and ask the staff on arrival.
What to sort before your 1-day trip, plus a few useful words.
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Chosen from places featured in respected travel and food guides, or on a halal certifier's list, as of October 2026. We don't take payment to include a place.
Please confirm with the restaurant if you have any allergies.
11 min from Eiffel TowerSeasonal set tasting menus only; there is no à la carte. · Eiffel Tower & Invalides
Price level$$$$
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Price level: Source: The Infatuation, checked Sep 2026
21 min from Musée de MontmartreTypical Veal served with fresh vegetablesVeal served with fresh vegetables. · Montmartre
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Gluten-free optionsVegan options
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Gluten-free options: Source: the restaurant's own menu
Vegan options: Source: the restaurant's own menu
Price level: Source: Troovz research, checked Sep 2026
32 min from Île Saint-Louis streetsTypical French onion soupFrench onion soup · Île de la Cité & Île Saint-Louis
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Price level: Source: Les Restos, checked Oct 2026
42 min from Île Saint-Louis streetsTypical French toastFrench toast (brioche perdue) with salted-butter-caramel ice cream. · Île de la Cité & Île Saint-Louis
Price level$$
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Price level: Source: Lonely Planet, checked Sep 2026
53 min from Passage des PanoramasTypical Chicken tajine with seasonal vegetablesChicken tajine with seasonal vegetables, preserved lemon and olives. · Louvre & Tuileries
Price level$$
Halal options
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Halal options: Halal options available. Source: the restaurant's own menu. Please confirm locally.
Price level: Source: Le Traiteur de la Bourse, checked Oct 2026
64 min from Avenue des Champs-ÉlyséesTypical Kuzu kavurmaKuzu kavurma: sautéed lamb with shallots, tomatoes, onions and parsley, served with rice or bulgur. · Champs-Élysées & Trocadéro
Price level$$$
Halal options
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Halal options: Halal options available. Source: the restaurant's own menu. Please confirm locally.
Price level: Source: Élysées Istanbul, checked Oct 2026
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31Typical Chocolate mousseChocolate mousse, served in a large shared bowl. · Marais & Bastille
Price level$$
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Price level: Source: Troovz research, checked Sep 2026
32Typical Pain des amis bread and a chocolate-pistachio escargot-shaped pastryPain des amis bread and a chocolate-pistachio escargot-shaped pastry. · Marais & Bastille
Price level$
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Price level: Source: Afar, checked Sep 2026
33Typical Miche PoilâneMiche Poilâne, a large round sourdough loaf. · Latin Quarter & Saint-Germain
Price level$$
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Price level: Source: Troovz research, checked Sep 2026
34Typical A crispy beetroot dish with an onion cream fillingA crispy beetroot dish with an onion cream filling, eaten in one mouthful. · Eiffel Tower & Invalides
Price level$$$$
Vegetarian options
Sources
Vegetarian options: Source: the restaurant's own menu
Price level: Source: Gault&Millau, checked Sep 2026
35Typical PancakesPancakes, such as fig and caramelised hazelnut with maple syrup. · Canal Saint-Martin & République
Price level$$
Gluten-free optionsVegan optionsVegetarian options
Sources
Gluten-free options: Source: the restaurant's own menu
Vegan options: Source: the restaurant's own menu
Vegetarian options: Source: the restaurant's own menu
Price level: Source: Lonely Planet, checked Sep 2026
36Similar sceneA market street for fresh produce, cheese and charcuterie, rather than one dish. · Eiffel Tower & Invalides
Price level$
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Price level: Source: Frommer's, checked Sep 2026
Green escapes and the sea, a short trip from the centre. Planning information only.
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One card for most rides on public transport. Airport routes are in Flights.
Loads onto one reloadable card: single Metro/bus/tram tickets, day passes, and the airport tickets the transit operator offers. Tap the card at the gate or validator each time you travel.
Per person, paid locally · as of October 2026
A taxi from Charles de Gaulle Airport into central Paris runs a flat regulated fare (EUR 56 to the Right Bank, EUR 65 to the Left Bank), the same day or night; a short ride within the city centre is usually charged at or near the EUR 8 minimum fare. These fares are set by national and local regulation, not by any particular taxi company or ride-hailing app.
Your layover plan usesTram and metro
Typical costs, and how to pay.
Excluding your stay.
| Per person, per day | Budget | Mid-range | Comfort |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | €4 | €9 | €19 |
| Lunch | €8 | €20 | €37 |
| Dinner | €20 | €37 | €59 |
| Drinks | €4 | €16 | €22 |
| Getting around | €12 | €12 | €23 |
| Sights (entry tickets) | €79 | €79 | €79 |
| Total a day | €127 | €173 | €239 |
Sights are counted at the standard entry ticket. Guided tours cost more. Prices as of October 2026.
Typical prices, as of October 2026
Cards are usually accepted in hotels, larger shops and most city restaurants. Carry some euros for markets, small cafés and tips.
as of October 2026
ATMs run by banks are usually cheaper than stand-alone machines, though many banks also charge foreign cards a fee. If asked, choose to be charged in Euro. Your own bank may also charge a foreign-use fee. Check with your bank before you go.
Tipping is optional but appreciated. In France many people round up the bill or leave a few euros for good service, and rounding a coffee up to the next euro is common; check first whether a service charge is already on the bill (service compris is the usual wording). Tips are usually left in cash.
as of October 2026
Louvre & Tuileries
Seasons, weather, and the events and holidays that change opening hours, crowds and prices.
Average highAverage lowRainy days
Typical, based on past years. Not a forecast.
| Month | Average high | Average low | Rainy days |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 7° | 2° | 12 days |
| January is usually the coldest and greyest month, with short days; museums are quieter, and the festive lights and markets wind down in early January. | |||
| February | 8° | 2° | 11 days |
| February is usually cold with short days and often grey skies, which suits indoor museums with smaller queues. | |||
| March | 12° | 4° | 12 days |
| March usually brings a slow warm-up with changeable days that can be cool or mild, so pack layers and an umbrella. | |||
| April | 15° | 6° | 12 days |
| April usually brings mild days and spring blooms in the gardens, with showers that come and go; the Paris Marathon is run on a Sunday early in the month. | |||
| May | 19° | 10° | 13 days |
| May is usually mild and often bright, with the gardens in bloom; several public holidays mean reduced opening hours on some days. | |||
| June | 22° | 13° | 12 days |
| June usually has warm days and long, light evenings; Fete de la Musique on 21 June brings free concerts across the city. | |||
| July | 24° | 15° | 10 days |
| July is usually warm to hot, with the longest evenings; 14 July (Bastille Day) brings closures and evening events, and the Tour de France usually finishes in Paris in late July. | |||
| August | 25° | 14° | 10 days |
| August is usually warm, and many local families go on holiday, so some small shops and restaurants close for part of the month while the main sights usually stay open. | |||
| September | 21° | 11° | 9 days |
| September is usually mild with long days and busy sights; the European Heritage Days weekend opens extra buildings. | |||
| October | 16° | 9° | 12 days |
| October is usually mild to cool with changeable weather and autumn colour in the parks, so bring a light jacket and an umbrella. | |||
| November | 10° | 5° | 12 days |
| November is usually cool, damp and grey, with early sunsets; Christmas markets and lights begin late in the month. | |||
| December | 7° | 3° | 14 days |
| December is usually cold with short days, with festive lights and markets through the month; many places close on 25 December. | |||
Dec · Jan · Feb
Winter is cold and often grey, with the shortest days of the year. Christmas markets and festive lights run from late November into early January, adding crowds to some streets, and many museums are at their quietest.
Mar · Apr · May
Spring usually brings mild days and particularly good light for photos, though showers are common. Gardens such as the Tuileries and Luxembourg come into bloom, and sights get busier from April onward.
Jun · Jul · Aug
Summer is the warmest and busiest season, with long evenings. Many Parisians take their own holidays in August, so some smaller family-run shops and restaurants close for part of the month.
Sep · Oct · Nov
Autumn is usually mild with fewer crowds than summer. Fashion-week weeks in September bring a short burst of extra visitors, and the changing colours in the parks are a highlight later in the season.
Coming up in the next 12 months. to see what falls during your trip.
Many shops run reduced hours or close on 1 November, and some sights change their hours.
Many shops run reduced hours or close on 11 November, and some sights change their hours.
Almost all shops and most sights close on 25 December, so plan meals and visits ahead.
Quick answers to common questions.
Whether you can leave the airport depends on your passport, your ticket and the time between your flights. Please check the entry rules for your passport before you plan to leave the airport.
The layover plan keeps to the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum and Notre-Dame de Paris, in that order, chosen from the most-listed sights in the city. As of 16 Oct 2026.
Follow the one-day plan instead: it keeps the same landmarks and adds Place de la Concorde, the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, the Arc de Triomphe and the Trocadéro esplanade. As of 16 Oct 2026.
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