6th Arrondissement
Hôtel Lutetia
Saint-Germain's Art Deco icon, beloved by writers and artists for a century of refined hospitality.
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September 12, 2025 – September 14, 2025
3 Days
"Paris in July distills centuries of beauty into golden light, impeccable tables, and streets that reward every wandering hour."
TRAVALBEEDay 1
Left Bank Icons & Culinary Grandeur
packed08:30
Café de Flore
breakfastParis's most storied literary café opens its rattan chairs to morning boulevardiers. Order the café crème and a buttery croissant without hesitation.
45 min★ 3.9$$
9 min walk · 2 min drive
09:30
Musée d'Orsay
MUSEUMThe world's supreme Impressionist collection inhabits a soaring Beaux-Arts railway station. Van Gogh, Monet, and Renoir demand unhurried contemplation here.
2 hrs 30 min★ 4.8
16 min walk · 3 min drive
12:30
Lapérouse
lunchA clandestine 17th-century riverside institution where private dining rooms whisper of Napoleon-era intrigue. The langoustine and black truffle menu is exceptional.
1 hr 30 min★ 4.4$$$$
10 min walk · 2 min drive
14:30
Panthéon
CULTUREFoucault's pendulum swings beneath a dome that crowns the Left Bank skyline majestically. Voltaire, Rousseau, and Curie rest in the crypt below.
1 hr★ 4.6
12 min walk · 2 min drive
15:45
Jardin des Plantes
NATUREFrance's oldest botanical garden unfurls in summer with perfumed rose and iris parterre beds. The long central allée is perfect for golden-hour photography.
1 hr★ 4.6
11 min walk · 2 min drive
20:00
La Tour d'Argent
dinnerOverlooking Notre-Dame, this legendary institution has served pressed duck since 1582 with ceremony. The numbered caneton remains Paris's most theatrical dining ritual.
2 hrs 30 min★ 4.6$$$$
Hidden Gem
Arènes de Lutèce — A 2nd-century Roman amphitheatre hidden inside a residential block of the 5th arrondissement, virtually unknown to passing tourists.
Day 1 Map
108:30Café de Florebreakfast
209:30Musée d'OrsayMUSEUM
312:30Lapérouselunch
414:30PanthéonCULTURE
515:45Jardin des PlantesNATURE
620:00La Tour d'Argentdinner
TRAVALBEEDay 2
Right Bank Grandeur, Art & Shopping
packed08:30
Angelina Paris
breakfastSince 1903 this gilded Belle Époque salon has defined Parisian breakfast with its thick African hot chocolate. The Mont-Blanc pastry alongside is non-negotiable.
45 min★ 4.3$$$
10 min walk · 2 min drive
09:30
Musée du Louvre
MUSEUMThe world's largest art museum rewards focused exploration far more than exhausted wandering. Concentrate on the Richelieu wing's French sculpture and Dutch masters today.
2 hrs 30 min★ 4.7
4 min walk · 1 min drive
12:15
Palais-Royal Gardens
SIGHTSEEINGBuren's striped columns create a surrealist chessboard beneath the arcades of this regal enclosure. The garden's stillness is remarkable given its position in the city's heart.
45 min★ 4.7
5 min walk · 1 min drive
13:15
Kei
lunchChef Kei Kobayashi holds three Michelin stars for his breathtaking French-Japanese culinary synthesis. The seasonal dégustation menu is a lesson in restraint and precision.
1 hr 45 min★ 4.7$$$$
34 min walk · 7 min drive
15:15
Avenue Montaigne
SHOPPINGParis's most glamorous shopping corridor concentrates Dior, Chanel, Valentino and Givenchy in two elegant blocks. July sales mean even couture-adjacent boutiques offer rare accessibility.
1 hr 30 min★ 4.7
7 min walk · 1 min drive
20:00
Le Cinq
dinnerChristian Le Squer's three-Michelin-star dining room inside the Four Seasons George V is arrestingly beautiful. Every plate is a tableau of French haute cuisine at its apex.
2 hrs 30 min★ 4.7$$$$
Hidden Gem
Galerie Véro-Dodat — An 1826 passage couverte on Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau with original mahogany columns and painted ceilings that almost no visitor enters.
Day 2 Map
108:30Angelina Parisbreakfast
209:30Musée du LouvreMUSEUM
312:15Palais-Royal GardensSIGHTSEEING
413:15Keilunch
515:15Avenue MontaigneSHOPPING
620:00Le Cinqdinner
TRAVALBEEDay 3
Marais, Photography & Nocturnal Paris
packed08:30
Café Charlot
breakfastThe quintessential Marais corner café draws a chic neighbourhood crowd to its zinc bar each morning. Avocado toast and a perfectly pulled espresso set the tone for the day.
45 min★ 4.2$$
4 min walk · 1 min drive
09:30
Musée Picasso Paris
MUSEUMThe Hôtel Salé presents the most comprehensive Picasso collection on earth in a stunning 17th-century hôtel particulier. The private photographs and ceramics galleries offer a rare biographical intimacy.
1 hr 45 min★ 4.4
6 min walk · 1 min drive
11:30
Place des Vosges
SIGHTSEEINGParis's oldest and most perfectly symmetrical square glows ochre and rose in morning light. Victor Hugo's house on the southern arcade is worth a quiet, unhurried visit.
1 hr★ 4.6
11 min walk · 2 min drive
13:00
Septime La Cave
lunchThe natural-wine cave annexe of two-Michelin-star Septime serves extraordinary small plates at a zinc counter. The ceviche de daurade and côtes du Jura are irreplaceable at midday.
1 hr 30 min★ 4.6$$$
24 min walk · 5 min drive
15:00
Centre Pompidou
MUSEUMRogers and Piano's inside-out architectural provocation houses Europe's largest modern art collection. The rooftop terrace delivers a panoramic photograph of Paris utterly unlike any other vantage.
2 hrs★ 4.4
23 min walk · 5 min drive
21:30
Bar Hemingway at the Ritz Paris
drinksColin Field's legendary bar is arguably the world's most accomplished cocktail room, small and shrine-like. The White Lady, mixed with ceremonial precision, is a fitting close to Paris.
1 hr 30 min★ 4.5
Hidden Gem
Mémorial de la Shoah Crypt — Inside the 4th arrondissement memorial, a subterranean crypt containing ashes from Nazi death camps, deeply moving and almost never visited after 5pm.
Day 3 Map
108:30Café Charlotbreakfast
209:30Musée Picasso ParisMUSEUM
311:30Place des VosgesSIGHTSEEING
413:00Septime La Cavelunch
515:00Centre PompidouMUSEUM
621:30Bar Hemingway at the Ritz Parisdrinks
"Paris in July distills centuries of beauty into golden light, impeccable tables, and streets that reward every wandering hour."
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Day 1
Left Bank Icons & Culinary Grandeur
01
08:30 — 09:15BREAKFAST
Café de Flore
7:30 AM – 2:00 AM
Paris's most storied literary café opens its rattan chairs to morning boulevardiers. Order the café crème and a buttery croissant without hesitation.
45 min3.9(14k)$$
9 min walk·2 min drive
02
09:30 — 12:00MUSEUM
Musée d'Orsay
9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
The world's supreme Impressionist collection inhabits a soaring Beaux-Arts railway station. Van Gogh, Monet, and Renoir demand unhurried contemplation here.
2 hrs 30 min4.8(115k)
16 min walk·3 min drive
03
12:30 — 14:00LUNCH
Lapérouse
7:00 PM – 2:00 AM
A clandestine 17th-century riverside institution where private dining rooms whisper of Napoleon-era intrigue. The langoustine and black truffle menu is exceptional.
1 hr 30 min4.4(2k)RES. REQUIRED
10 min walk·2 min drive
04
14:30 — 15:30CULTURE
Panthéon
10:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Foucault's pendulum swings beneath a dome that crowns the Left Bank skyline majestically. Voltaire, Rousseau, and Curie rest in the crypt below.
1 hr4.6(68k)
12 min walk·2 min drive
05
15:45 — 16:45NATURE
Jardin des Plantes
France's oldest botanical garden unfurls in summer with perfumed rose and iris parterre beds. The long central allée is perfect for golden-hour photography.
1 hr4.6(51k)
11 min walk·2 min drive
06
20:00 — 22:30DINNER
La Tour d'Argent
12:00 – 4:00 PM, 7:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Overlooking Notre-Dame, this legendary institution has served pressed duck since 1582 with ceremony. The numbered caneton remains Paris's most theatrical dining ritual.
2 hrs 30 min4.6(812)RES. REQUIRED
Hidden Gem
Arènes de Lutèce — A 2nd-century Roman amphitheatre hidden inside a residential block of the 5th arrondissement, virtually unknown to passing tourists.
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