Hôtel Le Six
Montparnasse· Boutique hotel
This stylish hotel offers a blend of modern comfort and classic Parisian elegance, perfect for first-time visitors.
France · Ready-made itinerary
A week in Paris lets you go beyond the checklist: one big museum a day at most, a different neighbourhood each afternoon, and long dinners.
Who it suits: Art lovers, couples and first-time visitors who want a full week.
7 days · GoRoam travel package · Couple
Discover the magic of Paris, where art, history, and culinary delights await at every corner. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, this itinerary offers a perfect blend of experiences for first-time visitors.
From
Anywhere
to Paris
Travellers
2 travellers
2 adults
Pace
Balanced
Comfort spending
Staying in
Boutique
6 nights
Into
Art & design, Food & drink
+2 more
Don't miss
4 highlights · tap one to see its day
Where to stay
Hand-picked for a boutique stay · Nov 19 Nov 25
The plan
Day 01 · Thu, Nov 19
Arrive in Paris and immerse yourselves in the charming ambiance of Montmartre.
Marvel at the stunning architecture and panoramic views of Paris from the dome. The interior is equally breathtaking with its mosaics and serene atmosphere.
Local tip · Visit early to avoid the crowds and enjoy the tranquility.
Enjoy a classic French lunch at this picturesque café, known for its charming exterior and local ambiance. Try the croque monsieur or a quiche for a true Parisian experience.
Local tip · Sit outside for the best people-watching opportunities.
Wander through this lively square where artists display their work and create portraits. It's a perfect spot to soak in the artistic spirit of Montmartre.
Local tip · Visit later in the day for a more vibrant atmosphere with street performers.
Day 01 · Thu, Nov 19
Arrive in Paris and immerse yourselves in the charming ambiance of Montmartre.
Marvel at the stunning architecture and panoramic views of Paris from the dome. The interior is equally breathtaking with its mosaics and serene atmosphere.
Local tip · Visit early to avoid the crowds and enjoy the tranquility.
Enjoy a classic French lunch at this picturesque café, known for its charming exterior and local ambiance. Try the croque monsieur or a quiche for a true Parisian experience.
Local tip · Sit outside for the best people-watching opportunities.
Wander through this lively square where artists display their work and create portraits. It's a perfect spot to soak in the artistic spirit of Montmartre.
Local tip · Visit later in the day for a more vibrant atmosphere with street performers.
Day 02 · Fri, Nov 20
Dive into the world of art at the Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay.
Explore the iconic museum housing thousands of artworks, including the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. Ensure you appreciate the glass pyramid and the beautiful courtyards.
Local tip · Book timed entry tickets online to skip the long lines.
Dine with a view of the Louvre’s glass pyramid at this elegant café. The atmosphere is refined, and the food showcases classic French cuisine.
Local tip · Try the duck confit for a delicious taste of French culinary tradition.
Experience the stunning collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces housed in a former railway station. Don't miss works by Monet, Van Gogh, and Degas.
Local tip · Visit late on Thursdays when the museum is open until 9:45 PM to avoid crowds.
Day 03 · Sat, Nov 21
Explore the iconic landmarks of Paris, from the Notre-Dame to the Eiffel Tower.
Visit this masterpiece of French Gothic architecture and admire its stunning facade and rose windows. Though restoration is ongoing, you can still appreciate its beauty from the outside.
Local tip · Arrive early to enjoy a peaceful moment in the nearby square.
Savor French cuisine at this elegant bistro located on Île Saint-Louis. The duck breast is highly recommended, paired with a fine French wine.
Local tip · Ask for the daily specials for a unique culinary experience.
Visit the iconic landmark and enjoy breathtaking views of the city from the summit. Be sure to book tickets in advance to skip the long lines.
Local tip · Visit just before sunset for stunning views and to see the city lights come alive.
Day 04 · Sun, Nov 22
Experience the vibrant life of Paris through its streets and markets.
Explore one of the largest open-air markets in Paris, offering a variety of fresh produce, cheeses, and local delicacies. It's a feast for the senses.
Local tip · Try the fresh pastries from local vendors for a perfect breakfast.
Take a leisurely stroll along this picturesque canal, lined with trees and cafés. It's a perfect spot for a peaceful walk away from the city's hustle and bustle.
Local tip · Bring a book and relax by the water for a while.
Visit this charming photography museum showcasing contemporary and historical works. It's a hidden gem that highlights the art of photography.
Local tip · Check out the temporary exhibits for something new and inspiring.
Day 05 · Mon, Nov 23
Visit the opulence of Versailles and its stunning gardens.
Explore the grand palace that was the residence of French kings, adorned with luxurious rooms and rich history. Don’t miss the Hall of Mirrors and the royal apartments.
Local tip · Arrive early to avoid the crowds and maximize your time.
Enjoy lunch at this lovely café located in the gardens of Versailles, offering picturesque views and delicious French dishes. The quiche and tart are favorites.
Local tip · Try to sit outside to enjoy the garden views.
Wander through the meticulously landscaped gardens, filled with fountains, sculptures, and manicured lawns. A perfect spot for a romantic stroll.
Local tip · Bring a picnic blanket to enjoy some relaxation amidst the beauty.
Day 06 · Tue, Nov 24
Experience the vibrant nightlife and culinary scene of Paris.
Visit this stunning Gothic chapel known for its magnificent stained-glass windows. The beauty of the light filtering through the glass is awe-inspiring.
Local tip · Visit early in the day to enjoy the chapel in peace.
Savor a delightful lunch at this Provençal-style bistro known for its charming courtyard and delicious dishes, especially the chocolate mousse.
Local tip · Reserve a table in advance, especially if you want to sit outside.
End your trip with a spectacular cabaret show at the world-famous Moulin Rouge. Experience the vibrant performances and the energy of Paris nightlife.
Local tip · Book your tickets in advance for the best seats and package deals.
Day 07 · Wed, Nov 25
Enjoy a leisurely morning before departing Paris.
Stroll through these beautiful gardens located between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde. It's a perfect spot for a final Parisian picnic or just to relax.
Local tip · Grab a pastry from a nearby boulangerie to enjoy in the gardens.
Indulge in a hot chocolate and pastries at this iconic tearoom known for its rich and velvety hot chocolate. A perfect sweet farewell to Paris.
Local tip · Order the Mont-Blanc for a delicious pastry experience.
Prepare for your departure at this historic train station, known for its architecture and bustling atmosphere. It’s a great place to grab last-minute souvenirs.
Local tip · Check out the shops for unique local products.
Know before you go
Check what your passport needs: visas, e-visas and any arrival forms.
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Good to know
Weather
May is generally mild with temperatures ranging from 12°C to 20°C (54°F to 68°F).
Money
Euro (EUR), cards widely accepted
Language
French, English widely spoken
Bonjour! (Hello!)
Plugs
Type C/F, 230V
Tipping
Round up 5–10% in restaurants
Getting around
Best way to get around is by walking and using the Metro for longer distances.
Make it yours.
Change the dates, budget, pace or who's coming, and GoRoam re-plans every day around you.
No. Seven days covers the major sights, several neighbourhoods and a day trip to Versailles or Giverny without rushing.
Yes. Timed tickets are required and often sell out; book a morning slot online.
April to June and September to October, with mild weather and fewer crowds than summer.
If you'll visit three or more paid museums in two days, usually yes, and it lets you skip ticket queues.