Things To Do In 3 Days in Paris

Things To Do In 3 Days in Paris

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The best local things to do in Paris for 3 days! The iconic Eifel Tower, the Jardin de Luxemburg and Notre Dame; you’ll be able to explore all the highlights of Paris in 72 hours. Use the list below to find exactly what to do in Paris for 3 days. Day 1: Monuments & museums A classic Parisian introduction! Paris is home to some of the most famous sights in the world. From the iconic Eifel Tower to the incredible Notre Dame, you’d be a fool to miss out! Soak up Paris’s magical atmosphere and gaze at its most well-known monuments. Time for museums! Explore Paris’s charming streets and the beautiful Jardin de Luxembourg. Walk up the Champs-Élysées and see the Arc de Triomphe or wander the picturesque cobbled streets on the Ile de la Cité. Head to the Musee d'Orsay to admire the incredible impressionist paintings. Don’t miss out on seeing the Mona Lisa at the Louvre! Day 2: Normandy or Champagne Time to get out of the city! Now you’re a little more familiar with Paris, it’s time to go exploring outside the city. There are some unforgettable day trips to take from Paris. Head out into the French countryside and take a historical day trip to Normandy. Explore the landing beaches, memorials, cemeteries, and museums connected with D-Day, the largest seaborne invasion in history. Time for a drink! Head off to explore the magnificent vineyards of Champagne. Visit a renowned artisan winery and visit the capital of the wine-growing region, Reims. Be sure to fit in a champagne tasting whilst you’re there! Day 3: French food C’est si bon! There is no better way to begin ending your 72 hours in Paris than by exploring the fabulous French cuisine. There are so many tasty delicacies to try in Paris. Wander the streets of the Marais and try out local bakeries. Have a chocolate éclair, a North French gaufre or a bright yellow tartelette au citron. Visit the bustling Marché d’Aligre market with its fresh flowers, delicious French cheeses and different types of tapenade from Provence. Visit one of the oldest Boulangeries in Paris, a beautiful French wine store or an authentic Crêperie. Don’t forget to buy a pretty pastel macaron from an artisan patisserie!

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Shannon
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6 April 2025
Wonderful left bank tour!

We had a wonderful morning tour with Rachelle through the left bank! We brought our two kids, ages 8 and 10, and they were engaged the entire time (they said it was one of their favorite things from our 10 day Europe trip). Rachelle had a wonderful mix of interesting stories about th area, while weaving in some really fun surprise stops for the kids. Would highly recommend spending time with Rachelle while you are in Paris!

Dennis
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4 April 2025

Iza was indeed very knowledgeable and more importantly, her enthusiasm and love for the city become apparent when she talks about it. I’d like to believe she is a true Parisian. She took us to some surprisingly pleasant places, which kept us interested throughout the tour and which were spot on with our expectations. It was a great experience all in all!

Kathleen
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27 March 2025
Surprising education in Champagne!

We contracted with Michel in mid February for my husband and I to do a private tour in Champagne on March 22 with a request to visit Veuve Cliquot (my then favorite Champagne House). I received an automated confirmation stating a visit to Pommery would occur but then received a note from Michel asking where we'd like to visit and I requested Veuve Clicquot. Michel picked us up at our hotel in Paris promptly at 7:30 am in his car and drove us to Champagne. Along the way I asked if we were visiting Veuve and he said sadly no, he was unable to make a reservation because the season had just started and visits were already booked-you can probably feel my disappointment (please keep rading)...as we drove north toward Epernay (2+ hours) out of Paris with the rolling hills and naked vineyards coming into view, we made a brief stop for coffee and a bathroom break in Damery. We continued on to Beaumont-sur-Vesle to meet one of Michel's clients, a small Champagne producer who was bottling his small batch Champagne that day (which happened to be a once a year event). We were lucky enough to meet the very friendly vineyard owner and producer Paul Froissart from "Lafalise Froissart Champagne", a small batch Grand Cru champagne house. After briefly watching the bottling process Paul took a moment to talk with us, explaining the grapes he grows, the quality of the terroir (dirt), the 2 step fermentation process/facility & show us his storage facility. Michel then drove us to one of Paul's vineyards where he produced a bottle of "Lafalise Froissart Champagne Maison D'Inities 045" which we tasted, while romantically, standing in the vineyard where Paul grows his pinot noir and chardonnay grapes. Both my husband & I LOVED Paul's champagne! We then continued on to another of Michel's clients, Champagne Gounel Lassalle, another small batch Premier Cru Champagne House in Chigny-les-Roses where we met owners Sophie and Arnaud Lassalle who were both friendly and very welcoming. Sophie took the time on her birthday to share information about their vineyard's, the importance of the terroir's, the organic grapes (Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonay) they grow. Arnaud showed us his fermentation processing & storage facility and then explained how they had just finished their 4 month long hand pruning process. We were then offered a tasting of four of their champagnes. Sophie and Arnaud's champagne was distinctly different due to the addition of the Pinot Meunier grape. We fell in LOVE with 2020 Le Haut Belai, which was interestingly a combination of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Both Paul, Sophie & Arnaud are small batch champagne growers and you could feel the love and pride that goes into making their beautiful champagnes. Michel was able to load up the trunk of his car with cases of Lassalle Champagne as we continued on to Reims where we had a very delicious lunch at Cul de Poule including paired wines that Michel chose. After lunch we waited in line to purchase tickets to walk through the Pommery Champagne House middle age old chalk caves where their champagne is stored. After the tour completed we stopped to taste a glass of the Pommery champagne which was sub par given the delightful champage we had tasted eariler in the day from both Lafalise Froissart Champagne Maison D'Inities 045 & Champagne Gounel Lassalle 2020 Le Haut Belai. Michel asked if I still wanted to stop by the Veuve Clicquot Boutique which I mournfully accepted because I wanted to be able to say I had been there. The bottom line is we learned a lot with Michel, much more than we expected. There is a significant difference in the taste of a champagne when the multi-generational owners prunes their own vines, grows their own grapes, hand picks their own grapes, ferments them, bottles and second ferments them, ages them and puts their name on the label of the bottle. The whole process is much more in depth than you can imagine. We are forever more absolute fans of Lafalise Froissart Grand Cru Champagne & Lafalise Froissart Premier Cru Champagne. Michel has permanently educated & changed our champagne drinking choices to those of small batch growers as opposed to large house conglomerates. The bonus is we are able to order champagne directly through Michel. Thank you Michel!

Jennifer
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Amazing experience!

Highly recommend this tour with Michel to experience the Champagne region. He is a knowledgeable tour guide - we learned so much during our day together! Loved the experience of trying champagne from two unique wineries. Truly one of our trip highlights!