6 day itinerary
Paris
Personalized with:There will be 3 of us, father, mother and a 12-year-old daughter.oBetween 5-12 November
Itinerary
Paris is such a magical city, and I’m thrilled to help you plan an unforgettable 6-day itinerary for your family. With a mix of iconic sights, fun activities, and some delicious food, you’re in for a treat! Let’s dive in!
Day 1: Arrival and Montmartre Magic
Morning:
- Arrive in Paris and check into your hotel. If you’re staying in the city center, you’ll be close to many attractions!
- Grab a light breakfast at a nearby café. Try a classic croissant and café au lait.
Afternoon:
- Head to Montmartre. Start at the . The view from the top is breathtaking!
- Stroll through the charming streets of Montmartre. Don’t miss the , where artists display their work. Your daughter might enjoy getting a quick sketch done!
Evening:
- Have dinner at a local bistro. Try some French classics like coq au vin or ratatouille.
- If you’re up for it, take a leisurely evening walk around the area. The streets are beautifully lit at night!
Day 2: Iconic Paris
Morning:
- After breakfast, head to the . Book your tickets in advance to skip the lines! The views from the top are unforgettable.
Afternoon:
- Walk along the to the for more stunning views of the tower.
- Visit the (if you’re interested in indigenous art and cultures) or take a boat cruise on the Seine. It’s a fun way to see the city from a different perspective!
Evening:
- Dinner in the area. There are plenty of family-friendly restaurants.
- If you’re feeling adventurous, consider a night-time visit to the for a sparkling light show!
Day 3: Art and Culture
Morning:
- Visit the . It’s huge, so prioritize what you want to see (like the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo). Consider a guided tour to keep it engaging for your daughter!
Afternoon:
- After the Louvre, stroll through the . It’s a lovely spot to relax and maybe grab a snack from a nearby kiosk.
- Head to the to see impressionist masterpieces. The building itself is stunning!
Evening:
- Dinner in the . There are lots of casual eateries where you can enjoy some crepes or a hearty meal.
- If you have energy left, take a walk along the Seine and enjoy the ambiance.
Day 4: Day Trip to
Morning:
- Take a train to (about 30 minutes from Paris). Make sure to get your tickets in advance!
- Explore the . The Hall of Mirrors is a must-see!
Afternoon:
- Spend time in the . If the weather is nice, you can rent bikes or a golf cart to explore the expansive grounds.
- Have lunch at one of the cafés in the gardens.
Evening:
- Return to Paris and have a relaxed dinner. Maybe try a pizza or a burger for a change of pace!
- If you’re up for it, consider a family-friendly show or a movie at a local cinema.
Day 5: Science and Nature
Morning:
- Visit the in . It’s a fantastic science museum with interactive exhibits that your daughter will love!
Afternoon:
- After the museum, enjoy a picnic in or grab lunch at a nearby café.
- Head to the . The botanical garden is beautiful, and there’s a small zoo (the ) that your daughter might enjoy.
Evening:
- Dinner in the Marais district. This area has a vibrant atmosphere and plenty of dining options.
- Explore the charming streets and maybe stop for some gelato or pastries!
Day 6: Shopping and Departure
Morning:
- Depending on your flight time, you might have a leisurely breakfast and do some last-minute shopping. Check out the or the for souvenirs.
Afternoon:
- If time allows, visit the and climb to the top for one last view of the city.
- Head back to your hotel to collect your bags and make your way to the airport.
Evening:
- Depart from Paris with wonderful memories and maybe a few souvenirs!
I hope this itinerary gives you a great mix of culture, fun, and relaxation! Paris is such a family-friendly city, and I’m sure you’ll all have an amazing time together. Don’t forget to take lots of photos and enjoy every moment! Safe travels! 🌟