Your France, day by day

A deterministic itinerary connected to FRA9 cities, museums, landmarks, transport and official sources.

Verified 5 September 2026

Length

Custom (1–14)

Travellers

Interests

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Your itinerary · Arrival: CDG

5 days in France

Day01
Central Paris
Icons without backtracking
Eiffel Tower ↗
Why: An early start reduces queues and gives you a visual anchor.
Time
2 h
Transport
Métro 6 · Bir-Hakeim
Map Official source
Arc de Triomphe ↗
Why: The terrace connects the grand avenues before a walk towards the Seine.
Time
1 h 30
Transport
Métro/RER · Charles de Gaulle–Étoile
Map Official source
Champs-Élysées ↗
Why: A useful walking link, not an entire shopping day.
Time
1 h
Transport
Walk from the Arc
Map
Day02
Louvre · Île de la Cité
Masterpieces and medieval Paris
Louvre Museum ↗
Why: The FRA9 route keeps 35,000 works from becoming a marathon.
Time
2 h 30
Transport
Métro 1/7 · Palais Royal
Map Official source
Sainte-Chapelle ↗
Why: A short visit that contrasts sharply with the Louvre.
Time
1 h
Transport
Métro 4 · Cité
Map Official source
Notre-Dame de Paris ↗
Why: The cathedral completes a walkable reading of the island.
Time
1 h
Transport
5-minute walk
Map Official source
Day03
Left Bank · Montmartre
Orsay, cafés and a panorama
Musée d’Orsay ↗
Why: The logical choice for Impressionism and a more compact visit.
Time
2 h
Transport
RER C · Musée d’Orsay
Map Official source
Saint-Germain-des-Prés ↗
Why: Cafés and bookshops work well after the museum.
Time
2 h
Transport
20-minute walk
Map
Montmartre ↗
Why: Late afternoon offers different light and atmosphere.
Time
2 h 30
Transport
Métro 12 · Abbesses
Map
Day04
Versailles
A well-paced royal day
Palace of Versailles ↗
Why: Palace, gardens and estate deserve a dedicated day.
Time
6–8 h
Transport
RER C · Versailles Château Rive Gauche
Map Official source
Day05
Reims · Champagne
Cathedral and Champagne
Reims ↗
Why: A compact TGV day trip combining heritage and Champagne houses.
Time
8 h
Transport
TGV from Paris-Est
Map Official source