Stroll in Paris in one day

Stroll in Paris in one day

If you stay only one day in Paris, as saying immediately that you will regret. First, you will not see the whole city, far from it. Second, we advise you not even visit any monument. Better not waste time in queues for hours in front of the Louvre or the Eiffel Tower. So,

- If you are a good walker: leave the Ile Saint-Louis, visit the island and the city and go to Notre Dame, then take the left bank, opposite the Louvre to the bridge of Arts win the Louvre and the Tuileries gardens cross to the Place de la Concorde. If you still have legs, walk up the Champs Elysees to the Arc de Triomphe. Otherwise, move you to a few metro stops. At the Arc de Triomphe, take the metro to the Eiffel Tower which is 10 minutes metro.

- By boat: all the above itinerary is near the Seine, except the Champs-Elysées. The closest point of Champs is the Place de la Concorde.

- If you are a good walker, you can start your day at the Place des Vosges, then join the Saint-Louis island by subway (-m- City) or on foot. Then you take the route above. You can still use several variations: instead of along the quays Place Saint-Michel, take the street to the right of the fountain, then the Rue Saint-André-des-Arts on the right, which brings you to Saint-Germain-des -Pres via rue de Buci. Turn around the church, resume Furstemberg up, Rue Jacob and Rue de Seine to the Pont des Arts. This will find the previous route, with the exception that if you feel an attack, rather than turn left into the Louvre to the Tuileries, you can cross straight and go visit the Royal Palace of 'other side. Once emerged from the palace entrance win the Avenue de l'Opera, you will see it at the end. And return to the Louvre to resume the route that we propose above.

Paris will always remain a city of love and light, I like it and I suggest you go see the magic places in this city of wonders.