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The museum triangle
The Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, and Centre Pompidou each demand a minimum of half a day. Book timed slots for d'Orsay at least 24 hours ahead — it sells out reliably in summer.
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Walk the arrondissements
The 11th and 20th arrondissements are where Parisians actually eat. The Marais for galleries and design. Saint-Germain for the mythology. You need all of them for an accurate reading of the city.
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Vélib' bike share
Paris's Vélib' network is genuinely seamless once you've registered your card. The riverside paths along the Seine are largely car-free and among the best urban cycling routes in Europe.
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Good to know
Paris rewards preparation and punishes assumptions. The city everyone thinks they know from films and café culture is real, but it exists alongside a dense, working metropolis that has little interest in performing for visitors. Learn a few phrases — the response from locals improves immediately. RER B connects Charles de Gaulle to the centre for a fraction of a taxi fare. The Paris Visite transport pass covers Metro, RER, bus, and Montmartre funicular.
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Is Paris good for a city break?
Paris is one of the world's most-visited cities for a reason. Even a weekend gives you enough to feel the rhythm of the place. Three nights is the better call — one day for museums, one for walking the neighbourhoods, one to sit still in a café and watch the city happen around you.
What to do for a weekend in Paris?
Anchor on one major museum and leave the rest of your time deliberately loose. Walk across Île de la Cité on a Saturday morning when it's quiet. Eat lunch late. Avoid dinner before 8pm — kitchens don't take it seriously before then.
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