By: Vero
Should You Buy The Paris Pass Or The Museum Pass? The entrance to Paris' main attractions costs €81.50. The 2-day Paris Pass is €90, 3-day Pass is €120. Museum Pass is €55 for 2 days and €70 for 4 days. Paris Pass has more activities, while Museum Pass focuses on monuments and museums.
On the first day, visit popular Paris attractions to satisfy your curiosity and relax later to see the rest of the city.
In the morning
Visit to City Island, including Notre Dame, Sainte-Chapelle, Pont Neuf, and La Conciergerie.
In the afternoon
Visit Louvre Museum for art, including Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Napoleon's apartments.
AT NIGHT
See Eiffel Tower lit up at night with 20,000 light bulbs and flashing lights every hour.
Best Time to Visit Paris Paris is best visited in spring (March to June) with a minimum temperature of 5°C and maximum of 24°C, and autumn (September to December) with a minimum of 4°C and maximum of 22°C. Booking accommodations in advance is advisable.
Day 2 of the 3-day itinerary in Paris involves exploring some of the most iconic and historic landmarks in the city.
In the morning
See Ile de la Cité, home to Notre Dame Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, Pont Neuf, and La Conciergerie.
In the afternoon
Visit St. Germain., Latin Quarter's historic cafes, Sorbonne University, and Luxembourg Park.
How to Get Around Paris?Plan your itinerary to visit nearby attractions on foot or take the subway if needed. Versailles is the only distant site, reachable by train or bus.
Visit the remaining must-see places on the last day of this 3-day Paris itinerary.
In the morning
Begin your day at Arc de Triomphe, visit Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and stroll Champs Elysees.
In the afternoon
Take metro line 2 to Pigalle station and walk to Montmartre to see Sacre Cœur and Moulin Rouge, or take a free tour.