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Our collection of itineraries in Paris, all free, are designed for independent walking and are divided both by duration of visit and by district.
- Routes by duration of visit: Connections of five hours or more, 48 hours in Paris, five days, seven days for those coming for the first time, and a weekly honeymoon itinerary.
- Marais District: Tourne Street route, the lesser-known western Marais, a route for beginners among the main attractions, a culinary route, and a route following Madame de Savigny.
- Saint Germain and the Latin Quarter: Zigzag routes along Boulevard Saint-Germain, Luxembourg Gardens, a route with children, and a historical culinary route in the Latin Quarter.
- Montmartre: The Montmartre Cemetery, the Great Artists Route, and a route following the film Amelie.
- Champs Elysees and the 8th arrondissement: A route between the famous attractions, and an alternative route from Place de la Concorde to Parc Monceau.
- The cost: All routes on the page are free and do not require a guide.
How do you prefer to discover Paris? Here you will find different types of Paris itineraries: historical, food itineraries, trips with children in Paris, and plenty of information for travelers in the City of Lights.
Looking for a Paris itinerary (or maybe more than one)? Here you will find a long list of itineraries, historical, culinary, trips with children in Paris and much more. All free of course.
Itineraries for several days in Paris
Whether you're making a connection of a few hours in Paris or traveling for two days, or whether you're traveling for a week, I have some great itineraries for you.
48 hours in Paris – what to do if you only have two days?
Honeymoon in Paris: The Complete Guide to a Romantic Week
7-day Paris itinerary – for first-time visitors
Paris 5 Days of Chic – A Mother and Daughter Itinerary
Connection in Paris – What to do if you have 5 hours or more?
Hiking trails in the Marais district
A walking route on the bustling Rue de Turenne
Western Mara: A hiking trail in the lesser-known part
The Marais District for Beginners – A Route Among the Main Attractions
Culinary tour of the Marais district
A walking tour of the Marais district in the footsteps of Madame de Savigny
Itineraries in Saint-Germain and the Latin Quarter
Zigzag route along Boulevard Saint-Germain – Part II: The 6th Arrondissement
From the River to the Abbey – A Hiking Trail in the Northern Part of Saint-Germain
The secret places of the southern district of Saint-Germain: a route for advanced travelers
Between Saint-Germain and Saint-Sulpice: Churches, Brothels and Catherine Deneuve
A trip to Paris with kids: from the Carousel to the Crepe in Saint-Germain
Luxembourg Gardens – A walking tour of Paris’ most beloved garden
Zigzag route along Boulevard Saint-Germain – Part 1: The Latin Quarter
A walking tour of the southern Latin Quarter: from the Cluny Museum to Val de Grasse
The Secrets of the Latin Quarter in Paris: A Historical-Culinary Itinerary
Hiking trails in Montmartre
Montmartre Cemetery – Stroll among graves and cats
A walking tour of Montmartre of the great artists
A historical, artistic and culinary itinerary in the Montmartre district
Tour of Paris following the film Amelie
Itineraries on the Champs-Elysees and the 8th Arrondissement
Champs Elysees – A travel itinerary among the famous (and secret) attractions
A slightly different itinerary in the 8th arrondissement: from Place de la Concorde to Parc Monceau
Rue Royale – How much history is there in one street in Paris?
Hiking routes in other neighborhoods of Paris
Rue de Lévis – A journey down the most delicious street in Paris you never knew existed
Ile de la Cite – A walking tour following history
The Passages of Paris – Itinerary
The Latin Quarter in Paris – A walking tour along Boulevard Saint-Germain
Signed with a Kiss: A Travel Itinerary Following Famous Kisses in Paris
Vincennes Forest in Paris – a hiking trail and attractions for the whole family
Montparnasse – A walking tour following the bohemian side of Paris
Secrets of the Courtesans' Neighborhood – A Walking Tour of the 17th Arrondissement
Secrets of the 20th Arrondissement: A Walking Tour of Unfamiliar Paris
Paris: Encounter with a Faun and Nymphs
Suddenly a man comes out of the Gare du Nord and starts walking – a walk through the 10th and 9th arrondissements
Travel itineraries following famous people
What made Paris what it is are the fascinating people who lived there and left their mark on it. On the following itineraries, you can follow in the footsteps of those great people and see how they influenced Paris and how Paris influenced them.
Edith Piaf – A (free) walking tour in Paris following her life and chansons
Audrey Hepburn – A (free) Paris itinerary in her footsteps
Emile Zola – A trip to Paris following the legacy of the author of “Je Accusation”
Emily in Paris: The locations, reviews, and must-see tours
Henri Matisse – Paris Itinerary
A visit to Patrick Modiano's study and a trip to Paris through the novel "Sympathetic Ink"
Julia Child – Culinary Itinerary in Paris
The Gold and the Clay: The Life Story of Camille Claudel and a Paris Itinerary Following Her
The giant penis near the Eiffel Tower or a walking tour of Paris in the Art Nouveau style
Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir: A trip to Paris in the footsteps of two philosophers
A trip to Versailles in the footsteps of Marie Antoinette
A hiking trail on the Right Bank following Napoleon Bonaparte
A walking tour of the Left Bank of Paris following Napoleon
Victor Hugo's Paris itinerary (following his life and great books)
A walking tour of the 1st arrondissement in Paris following Molière
Serge Ginzburg: A Musical Journey and a Parisian Trip
Picasso – A Parisian Trip Between Montmartre and the Marais
Proust's Paris: Following the Beauty of the Belle Epoque
Itineraries in Paris following famous Israelis
It wasn't just Americans, Spaniards, Russians, or Poles who fell in love with Paris. During the 50s and 60s, quite a few Israeli intellectuals came to the City of Lights to gain inspiration, and became addicted.
Really beautiful and wonderfully organized, a second one appeared and then when I entered again, then a first one
Thank you very much Shirley 🙂