10 day itinerary
London And Paris
Personalized with:Early septemberInclude must sees and hidden gemsInclude hotels and restaurantsBest plans for 2 peopleI'm claustrophobic
Itinerary
A 10-day adventure in London and Paris sounds fantastic, especially in early September when the weather is usually lovely. Let’s create an itinerary that balances must-see attractions with some hidden gems, while also keeping your comfort in mind. I’ll suggest hotels and restaurants along the way. Ready? Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Arrival in London
- Morning: Arrive in London. Check into , Holborn – a stylish hotel with a great vibe.
- Afternoon: Stroll through . Enjoy street performances and pop into the shops. Grab lunch at for some delicious Indian cuisine.
- Evening: Head to the for a leisurely walk along the Thames. Have dinner at for stunning views and great food.
Day 2: Classic London
- Morning: Visit the (don’t worry, it’s spacious!). Explore the Rosetta Stone and the Egyptian mummies.
- Lunch: Enjoy a light lunch at inside the museum.
- Afternoon: Walk to and visit the .
- Evening: Dinner at in , a classic spot with a lovely atmosphere.
Day 3: Royal London
- Morning: Visit and watch the Changing of the Guard (check the schedule).
- Lunch: Head to for a quintessentially British afternoon tea.
- Afternoon: Stroll through and then visit (it’s spacious and has beautiful architecture).
- Evening: Dinner at for some of the best steak in London.
Day 4: Markets and Hidden Gems
- Morning: Explore for breakfast. Try some artisanal pastries and coffee.
- Lunch: Grab a bite at for fresh pasta.
- Afternoon: Visit the (lots of open space) and enjoy the views from the viewing platform.
- Evening: Dinner at for delicious steak at a reasonable price.
Day 5: Day Trip to
- Morning: Take a train to (about 30 minutes). Visit .
- Lunch: Enjoy lunch at pub.
- Afternoon: Stroll through for some fresh air and beautiful scenery.
- Evening: Return to London and have dinner at (if you loved it, why not go again?).
Day 6: Travel to Paris
- Morning: Take the Eurostar to Paris (about 2.5 hours). Check into in the Montparnasse area.
- Afternoon: Visit the for a relaxing stroll.
- Lunch: Grab a bite at , a classic Parisian café.
- Evening: Dinner at for their famous steak-frites.
Day 7: Iconic Paris
- Morning: Visit the (book tickets in advance to avoid long lines).
- Lunch: Enjoy a picnic at the with goodies from a local boulangerie.
- Afternoon: Explore the (it’s spacious and has a fantastic collection).
- Evening: Dinner at for some traditional French cuisine.
Day 8: Montmartre and Hidden Gems
- Morning: Visit and enjoy the panoramic views of Paris.
- Lunch: Try in Montmartre for a charming atmosphere.
- Afternoon: Explore the hidden streets of Montmartre, including and the .
- Evening: Dinner at , a cozy spot with a lovely courtyard.
Day 9: Art and Culture
- Morning: Visit the (again, book tickets in advance). Focus on the highlights to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
- Lunch: Enjoy lunch at , just a short walk from the .
- Afternoon: Stroll through the and visit the to see Monet’s Water Lilies.
- Evening: Dinner at , a stunning restaurant in the Gare de Lyon.
Day 10: Departure
- Morning: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café.
- Afternoon: Depending on your flight time, you might have a chance to visit (the area is lovely to walk around).
- Departure: Head to the airport for your flight home.
Tips for Your Trip:
- Transportation: Consider getting an Oyster card in London and a Navigo pass in Paris for easy travel.
- Claustrophobia: Avoid crowded places during peak hours, and opt for open-air attractions when possible.
- Dining: Make reservations where possible, especially for popular restaurants.
I hope this itinerary gives you a perfect blend of iconic sights and hidden gems while keeping your comfort in mind. Enjoy your trip! 🌍✈️