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Costs for a 5-day solo trip to Paris 💰 Subway + bus: ¥5,551 Taxi🚕: ¥23,192 (including airport transfers) Meals: ¥18,590 Souvenirs: ¥28,441 Dining bus: ¥15,474 Moulin Rouge dinner included: ¥55,037 Paris Pass Plus: ¥36,318 #EuropeTravel #Paris

Day 1 starts with the iconic Eiffel Tower for that main character photo moment, then a slow walk along the Seine over to the Louvre Museum for a quick art fix. Lunch at Café de Flore for classic Parisian vibes, followed by pastel macarons from Ladurée. In the evening, wander through Montmartre and catch golden hour at Sacré-Cœur with the city glowing below you. Day 2 feels chic and artsy: snap photos at Palais Royal, stroll down Champs-Élysées, and climb the Arc de Triomphe for panoramic views. Lunch at Pink Mamma (order the pasta, trust), then legendary hot chocolate at Angelina. End the night with a Seine river cruise while the landmarks sparkle. Day 3 is your “local girl in Paris” day: brunch at Holybelly, boutique hopping around Le Marais, and a visit to Notre-Dame Cathedral. Grab fresh crêpes in the Latin Quarter, then end with a sunset picnic by the Seine. Baguette, cheese, strawberries, and you pretending you live there. #Paris #Tripcom #ParisItinerary #ParisFood #EiffelTower #Montmartre #SeineCruise #TravelFrance #CityBreak #FoodieTravel

📍Adopt Parfums ◾️Address 109 Rue Saint-Lazare, 75009 Paris, France There are several stores across France. When visiting France, many people buy cosmetic items as souvenirs. Here, we introduce affordable cosmetics that are popular among French youth. What’s unique is that perfumes can be purchased starting from around 1000 yen. With a wide variety of options available, just browsing through them is enjoyable. Additionally, they also offer skincare products. This shop is perfect for those looking for souvenirs with a French touch.

🗼 My first time in Paris… alone, yet I never once felt “lonely.” This was the first time in my life... that I decided to “fly across the world on my own.” No friends. No family. Just one suitcase and a little bit of courage in my heart. At the airport, I quietly asked myself, “Can I really do this...?” But the moment I landed in Paris, everything started to change right away ✈️ 🚇 A city I had never known before… yet somehow I could explore it on my own The first day was honestly a blur. Dragging my suitcase around, looking for the RER signs, buying my own ticket, getting confused, but still figuring it out. Once I got on the train into the city, there was this feeling deep down telling me, “Wow… I can actually do this.” 🏨 A hotel that wasn’t luxurious… but made me feel safe I stayed at Ibis Paris Tour Eiffel Cambronne 15ème The room wasn’t big. It wasn’t as pretty as the ones you see on Pinterest. But what I got was 👉 peace of mind 👉 a sense of safety 👉 and “the best location” I could walk to the Eiffel Tower without even having to think twice. 🗼 A moment I’ll never forget On the first night, I walked to the Eiffel Tower alone and stood there watching the sparkling lights. There was no one beside me, but my heart felt so full. It wasn’t just about traveling. It was about truly being with myself. 🥐 Paris taught me more than I expected · It taught me to be brave enough to make decisions · It taught me to trust myself · It taught me that “you can be happy on your own” Some days, I sat quietly in a café. Some days, I got lost, only to stumble upon views even more beautiful than I had planned. This trip to Paris wasn’t just “a vacation.” It was the beginning of getting to know myself better.

I've updated the details for a 2024 Paris trip! This route is smooth for both transportation and sightseeing, making it highly recommended for first-time travelers to France. Hope you find it helpful! 💛 ────────────── 🛫 Flight|Japan Airlines Direct flight from Narita to Paris (CDG) with JAL. The in-flight meals and service are consistently reliable, ensuring a comfortable long-haul flight. Used Uber to get from the airport to the city center. ────────────── 🏨 Hotel|Paris Marriott Opera Ambassador Located in the Opera district, this Marriott hotel offers excellent access to major tourist spots and multiple metro lines, making it very convenient. The area is filled with cafes and department stores, making morning and evening strolls enjoyable. The neighborhood is also safe. ◎ 🗺16 Boulevard Haussmann, 75009 Paris 🚉Métro Richelieu – Drouot (Lines 8 & 9) about 3 minutes on foot 🚉Métro Chaussée d’Antin – La Fayette (Lines 7 & 9) about 5 minutes on foot ────────────── 🚄 Day Trip|Mont Saint-Michel From Paris to Rennes by TGV, then a bus to Mont Saint-Michel, and finally a shuttle bus to get closer! Despite the bad weather, the overwhelming presence of Mont Saint-Michel appearing before my eyes was breathtaking and moving!!! The abbey interior and cloisters were also impressive, truly living up to the phrase "a place to visit at least once in a lifetime." 【Departure Station】 Gare Montparnasse 【Arrival Station】 Gare de Rennes 【Bus Stop】 Gare de Rennes (in front of Rennes Station) After arriving at Mont-Saint-Michel station by bus, take a shuttle bus for about 10 minutes. 🗺Au sommet du village 50170 Le Mont-Saint-Michel ────────────── 🍰 Brunch|Ladurée Champs-Élysées Ladurée on the Champs-Élysées. The interior is gorgeous, and the brunch featuring all-you-can-eat sweets and dishes available on specific days is not only delicious but also perfect for Instagram-worthy photos. ✨ It was a delightful break during the trip. 💓 🗺75 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris 🚉Métro George V (Line 1) about 3 minutes on foot ────────────── 🖼 Art Museum Tour|Within Paris ・Louvre Museum Home to masterpieces like the Mona Lisa. The vast interior makes it advisable to plan your route in advance. 🗺93 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris 🚉Métro Palais Royal – Musée du Louvre (Lines 1 & 7) directly connected ・Orsay Museum A paradise for Impressionist art lovers. The building itself is also stunning. 🗺Esplanade Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, 75007 Paris, France 🚉RER C Musée d’Orsay Station ・Orangerie Museum Monet's "Water Lilies" is impressively large! 🗺Jardin des Tuileries, Place de la Concorde, 75001 Paris 🚉Métro Concorde (Lines 1, 8 & 12) about 5 minutes on foot ────────────── 🛳 Île de la Cité Stroll|Île de la Cité ・Notre-Dame Cathedral 🗺6 Parvis Notre-Dame – Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France 🚉Métro Cité (Line 4) ・Conciergerie & Sainte-Chapelle 🗺2 & 10 Boulevard du Palais, 75001 Paris, France 🚉Métro Cité (Line 4) ────────────── 🏰 Suburbs|Château de Versailles The Palace of Versailles is overwhelmingly grand and luxurious…! The Hall of Mirrors and gardens are must-sees, and those who want to see everything thoroughly should allocate several hours. 🗺Place d’Armes, 78000 Versailles, France 🚉RER C Versailles Château – Rive Gauche about 10 minutes on foot ────────────── ✨ Summary From Paris city center to the suburbs and Mont Saint-Michel, transportation was smooth using the metro and Uber. ✔ Perfect for first-time travelers to France ✔ Efficiently covers classic spots ✔ Enjoy both sightseeing and photography This travel plan is highly recommended for such travelers. 🇫🇷✨

Where is the Mona Lisa? Location: Denon Wing, 1st Floor (Japanese-Style 2nd Floor) Exhibition Room: Room 711 (European Painting Zone) Size: 77cm high x 53cm wide (surprisingly small!) There's always a crowd in front of the Mona Lisa. A line is created by a belt partition, and you have to wait in line just to get in front of the Mona Lisa. Apparently, a room just for the Mona Lisa will be available soon, with a separate entrance. Step 1: Enter through the Denon Wing! The Louvre is divided into three wings: the Richelieu Wing, the Sully Wing, and the Denon Wing (all three wings are connected internally), each with its own entrance. First, head to the "Napoleon Hall" (first photo) under the glass pyramid. Don't wait in line at the Pyramid entrance (13th photo) where everyone else is waiting! The Mona Lisa is in the Denon Wing, so enter through the Denon Wing entrance. You'll definitely find it because it says "DENON" on a banner. Step 2: After passing through baggage inspection and entering the museum, instead of going up the spiral staircase in front of you, take the elevator at the back right to the top floor! (There's a picture of the Mona Lisa there, so press the switch for that floor.) Exit the elevator and you'll be in front of the souvenir shop. Once you exit the elevator, head right, make a U-turn, and you'll be right in front of the Mona Lisa! ⭐︎Business Hours and Closures Monday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Thursday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Friday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Last admission is one hour before closing. ⭐︎Admission Fee 32€ (18+) As of January 14, 2026, the admission fee for non-EU visitors will increase from 22€ to 32€. Those under 18 are free (reservations required). Free admission will remain after the price increase. All visitors are free after 6:00 PM on the first Friday of each month, except July and August. I purchased an official museum pass and made a reservation in advance. Reservations are required for the Louvre. If you absolutely must see the Mona Lisa, I recommend booking a 9:00 AM ticket. The later you arrive, the busier it gets. Tickets between 9:00 AM and 9:30 AM will allow you to see it without the crowds! While you're there, I recommend trying Ladurée's blue macarons, which are only available in France (last photo). ✨These are Marie Antoinette macarons. ✨You can find them on your way to the subway after exiting the underground exit (Napoleon Hall). 🎵