Paris 5-Day Itinerary

Extends the 3-day plan with two additional days: the Musée d'Orsay is combined with the Eiffel Tower in a calmer cultural day instead of crowding it w

Extends the 3-day plan with two additional days: the Musée d'Orsay is combined with the Eiffel Tower in a calmer cultural day instead of crowding it with the Arc de Triomphe, and a whole new day for the Left Bank (the Panthéon and Saint-Germain) — adding genuine cultural and local depth without repeating the shorter plan; the fifth day reuses the Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées day from the shorter plan unchanged to complete the day count.

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Day 1
09:00
Louvre Museum (180 min)
Book ahead if possible; the visit is short but visually intense.
🚶 10-minute walk within Île de la Cité
12:15
Musée de l'Orangerie (60 min)
The free reservation is optional but saves time in peak season.
🚶 15-minute walk across Pont Neuf toward the Louvre
13:30
Tuileries Garden (45 min)
A coffee/hot chocolate break right before the Louvre.
14:30
Angelina (45 min)
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15:30
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19:00
Bofinger (90 min)
Day 2
09:00
Eiffel Tower (120 min)
A classic brasserie dinner; serves wine and pork, not halal.
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11:30
Musée d'Orsay (120 min)
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13:45
Coutume Café (40 min)
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19:30
Le Jules Verne (120 min)
Day 3
09:00
Panthéon (60 min)
Dinner inside the tower itself; needs booking weeks or months ahead; halal status unconfirmed.
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10:30
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12:30
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13:30
Café de Flore (30 min)
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14:15
Le Bon Marché (60 min)
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19:00
Day 4
09:30
Café des Deux Moulins (40 min)
A classic bistro dinner; halal status unconfirmed; a reservation is almost essential in the evening.
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12:00
La Maison Rose (75 min)
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Day 5
09:00
Arc de Triomphe (45 min)
The daytime visit uses a separate ticket, no need to attend a performance.
🚶 10-minute walk
09:50
Champs-Élysées Avenue (90 min)
The rooftop terrace is free and gives a good view before sunset.
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