Travel Itinerary

Descend beneath the cathedral square to Roman quays, 4th-century walls and medieval streets revealing the city’s earliest urban layers.

Walk the vaulted halls of the former royal palace turned Revolutionary tribunal where Marie-Antoinette awaited her fate.

Housed in a Beaux-Arts railway station, explore Manet, Monet, Renoir and the 19th-century art that shaped modern culture.

Follow the ancient Roman road to the Panthéon, browsing centuries-old façades, food stalls and the church where Pascal and Racine rest.

Stand beneath the soaring dome that honors France’s greats—Voltaire, Curie, Braille—inside Soufflot’s 18th-century architectural feat.

Relax in the 1st-century arena where up to 15,000 Parisians once watched gladiators—now a quiet park echoing ancient cheers.

Wander 18th-century mansion grounds where The Thinker and The Kiss reside among rose gardens—a tranquil cultural pause.

Trace French military history from Louis XIV to WWII before viewing Napoleon’s gilded sarcophagus under Les Invalides’ golden dome.

Wander 18th-century mansion grounds where The Thinker and The Kiss reside among rose gardens—a tranquil cultural pause.

Explore 5,000 works spanning Blue to Cubist periods in the stunning 17th-century Hôtel Salé of the Marais.

Conclude the day in Paris’s oldest planned square, its symmetrical red-brick façades glowing at dusk—Victor Hugo once called No. 6 home.

Venture to Europe’s tallest fortified medieval keep and a radiant 16th-century royal chapel, final resting place of a Valois king.

Follow cobbled lanes to the graves of Jim Morrison, Édith Piaf, Oscar Wilde and centuries of cultural icons amid sculpted tombs.

Wrap up with Paris’s own story—from prehistoric canoes to revolutionary memorabilia—inside two Renaissance mansions in the Marais.