6 days in Paris
A week in Paris
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A city to enjoy at walking pace
Keep the places. Give your days room.
“A week in Paris” is the saved route name; its starting plan contains six sightseeing days and five selected overnights. Versailles is a separate full-day excursion outside Paris. Every day below retains the source stops and explains which to move or leave optional.
One major museum at a time
The Louvre is normally closed Tuesday; Orsay and the Versailles palace normally close Monday. Reorder your days around actual reservations. Queues and transit need room between bookings.
Check the reservation essentials →Two source stops are closed
Centre Pompidou’s Beaubourg building is closed for renovation, with reopening planned for 2030. Tour Saint-Jacques is closed to visits for works. Keep a Marais walk instead of planning either climb or museum entry.
Compare the three-day plan →Planning review November 5, 2026. Choose your base · Plan the connections · When to go. Recheck official notices before travel. This review does not reserve entry or rooms.
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Day 1Western monuments and the riverParis
Plan the day: Make the Eiffel Tower the main timed visit. Choose the Arc rooftop or Invalides as a second interior visit, rather than committing to both; the river cruise has its own departure pier.
If plans change: If entry is disrupted, keep the river walk and an exterior monument stop. Check the cruise’s actual boarding point.
Things to do
- Eiffel Tower2–3h
- Arc de Triomphe1–2h rooftopOptional add-on
- Champs-Élysées Walk1–3h
- Hôtel des Invalides2–3hOptional add-on
- Seine River Cruise1–3h
Suggested stay
Day 2One major museum, then a gardenParis
Plan the day: The Louvre and Orsay are both substantial visits. Choose one for a focused session, walk in the Tuileries, and move the second museum or food tour if the booking times clash.
If plans change: The Louvre is normally closed Tuesday and Orsay Monday. Reorder the days before booking.
Things to do
- Louvre MuseumHalf day
- Jardin des Tuileries30–90m
- Musée d'Orsay2–4hOptional add-on
- Paris Food TourProvider scheduleOptional add-on
Suggested stay
Day 3Montmartre at walking paceParis
Plan the day: Keep Sacré-Cœur, the lanes and a look at Clos Montmartre together. Entering the vineyard requires a separate guided visit; a Moulin Rouge show is an evening booking.
If plans change: Choose an exterior vineyard stop and leave the show optional if you want a quieter or shorter day.
Things to do
- MontmartreHalf day
- Sacré-Cœur Basilica1–2h
- Montmartre Vineyards15–30m exterior
- Moulin RougeAn eveningOptional add-on
Suggested stay
Day 4Give Versailles its own dayParis
Plan the day: Travel to Versailles and allow the estate a full day. The saved list also includes Père Lachaise across eastern Paris and a sidecar tour: move or skip those rather than treating all three as compulsory.
If plans change: The palace is normally closed Monday. Swap with a city day; do not assume gardens and palace share the same ticket or schedule.
Things to do
- Palace of VersaillesFull day with travel
- Père Lachaise Cemetery2–3hOptional add-on
- Sidecar Vintage TourProvider scheduleOptional add-on
Suggested stay
Day 5Île de la Cité and the Left BankParis
Plan the day: Anchor the day with Sainte-Chapelle, then Notre-Dame and the bookshop. The Panthéon and Luxembourg Gardens extend the walk uphill; a long cooking class is a replacement for part of the day.
If plans change: Keep one church interior if queues grow. Move the class to another day rather than rushing through two timed entries.
Things to do
- Sainte-Chapelle1–2h
- Notre-Dame Cathedral1–2h
- Shakespeare & Company30–60m
- Pantheon1–2h
- Luxembourg Gardens1–2h
- Cooking Class2–6hOptional add-on
Suggested stay
Day 6A flexible central-city finishParis
Plan the day: Tour Saint-Jacques is closed to climbs for works, and Centre Pompidou’s Beaubourg building is closed for renovation. Keep these as exterior reference points and spend the day in the Marais.
If plans change: Choose an open museum on another day or a currently listed Pompidou off-site event at its actual venue. Protect time for departure.
Things to do
- Tour Saint-JacquesExterior stopOptional add-on
- The Centre PompidouInterior closedOptional add-on
- Le Marais2–4h