There’s something spectacular about traversing the charming streets of Paris all on your own. As a tourist who’s wandered through the cobblestone streets and vibrant boulevards of this beautiful city, I’ve come to appreciate the beauty of crafting a personalized trip. So, join me as I delve into the art of creating an itinerary in Paris solo, weaving together my personal experiences with insider tips and must-see destinations.
Here is my experience navigating Paris's iconic landmarks and savoring its exquisite cuisine.
Paris has everything a traveler could ever want. Only by wandering the city’s cobblestone alleys to discover the historical treasures, not to mention the food scene, the shopping, and of course, the famous cabarets for nightlife you will discover the real essence.
Paris is unquestionably one of those cities that the rest of the world envies Europe for!
In my opinion, Paris is not a once-and-done type of destination. It’s not a city to just check off your travel bucket list. It’s the city you’ll return to again and again.
So let me continue by saying, 3 days in Paris is not enough time! But if that’s all you have, you can still get a good taste of The City of Lights.
Get ready for a whole lot of Francophilia this weekend!
All in all, this guide will give first-time visitors and not only, a great overview of what this incredible city has to offer.
When you look at this itinerary, it looks overwhelming with the number of attractions to visit each day. Please don’t force yourself to do everything. Instead, I encourage you to tailor your itinerary based on your interest and how you’re feeling. Now, let’s enjoy this vibrant city!
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First Day in Paris
City of Lights Famous Sights
Start your morning off pretty early with a French breakfast, a delicious croissant, and a great coffee to keep you going all day.
The Eiffel Tower should be your next stop. Of course, you definitely want to hang out in the Jardin de la Tour Eiffel. Now that thankfully, you’ve started the day earlier, you’ll not have to worry about the crowds.
After this hot spot, if you want to get other spectacular sights or just for fun, head straight to Rue de l’Universite, Champ de Mars, and Trocadero.
Before going to France’s most iconic art museum, the Louvre, you can experience the Seine cruise trip.
And not that you are at Louve, enjoy for hours and hours exploring the art from around the globe and of course spotting the Mona Lisa.
After that, it is time to head back across the Seine and wander over to Musee de l’Orangerie on your way to l’Arc de Triomphe. Now that all the city’s lights are on is the perfect moment to take your ride up to the top of the Eiffel Tower and take in all the city’s beauty.
In between all this, you may want to wander through Chams Elysee and pay a visit to Palais Garnier, Musee d’Orsay, Pantheon, and definitely Notre Dame de Paris. And now you have pretty much covered all the famous landmarks.
If you don’t want to walk, the easiest way to get to see all these landmarks is by taking the famous Hop-On Hop-Off Bus.
Second Day in Paris
Shopping and Moulin Rouge
You may want to start your second day in France with a short shopping session. Wherever you go traveling, shopping should be a must.
If you still haven’t had enough historical sites, you may want to visit The Catacombs.
Spend your afternoon exploring the city’s alleys and architecture while you embrace the French spirit and try some delicious cheese bites with a glass of wine.
Discover the few remaining family-run eateries in Paris and the insights into French cuisine, while you try classic traditional dishes and innovative pastries (patisserie).
There are some activities in Paris that are just so quintessentially Parisian that you can’t imagine doing them anywhere else. And one of those is to attend a cabaret show, arguably the most famous cabaret show in Paris, if not the world, is the show at the Moulin Rouge.
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Third Day in Paris
Versailles Palace and Disneyland
Immerse yourself in the opulence and drama of Versailles Palace and Gardens in the first part of your third day in Paris.
The Palace offers an incredible insight into French history, a symbol of royal power and influence that, to this day, still wows visitors. Over 10 million people visit this extravagant palace each year. After the Eiffel Tower, it’s the most popular attraction in the country so you definitely don’t want to miss it.
Reserve the second part of this day for a spectacular-fun trip!
Disneyland is a huge sprawling site that comprises a series of different areas. Is a popular destination in Europe, thanks to its magical atmosphere, fun rides, and shows. Easily walkable over the course of a few hours or so, here you can better experience the childhood vibe again!
And for a relaxing evening take your understanding of French wine to another level while tasting the wine and Champagne in an atmospheric wine cellar in Paris.
You have more time, here is what you can do
My Favorite Stay in Paris
Located in the heart of Paris, the Chouchou Hotel stands as a beacon of elegance and charm, offering travelers a haven of tranquility amidst the bustling streets of the city.
This boutique hotel captivates guests with its effortlessly chic design, blending modern sophistication with quintessential Parisian flair.
From the moment you step through its doors, you’re greeted with a warm ambiance that envelops you like a familiar embrace.
Each corner of the Chouchou Hotel exudes a sense of understated luxury, from the stylishly appointed rooms adorned with contemporary furnishings to the inviting communal spaces that beckon weary travelers to unwind and recharge.
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FAQ's: Paris Solo Journey Map
Is Paris good for a solo trip?
Absolutely! Paris is a fantastic destination for solo travelers. With its rich history, stunning architecture, world-class cuisine, and vibrant culture, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Is it worth going to Paris for 3 days?
Definitely! While Paris is a city with endless possibilities, even a short 3-day trip can offer a fulfilling experience. You’ll have enough time to visit iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum, as well as explore charming neighborhoods, indulge in delicious French cuisine, and soak in the city’s romantic ambiance.
How many days should I spend in Paris alone?
The ideal duration for a solo trip to Paris can vary depending on your interests and preferences. However, spending at least 3 days in the city will allow you to delve deeper into its offerings, from visiting renowned museums and monuments to wandering through picturesque streets and enjoying leisurely meals at cozy cafes.
Explore Paris on foot to discover hidden gems and immerse yourself in the local culture.
Summary: Solo Travel Plan in Paris
Overall, I hope I’ve conveyed the enchanting allure of embarking on a solo adventure in the captivating city of Paris, even if it’s just for a fleeting three days. Whether you find yourself lost in the labyrinthine streets of Montmartre, savoring a buttery croissant at a corner patisserie, or gazing in awe at the glittering lights of the Eiffel Tower at night, every moment in Paris is imbued with a sense of wonder and possibility.
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