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Question

I am trying to organized my 6 day trip to Paris, and I want to make sure I'll get the most out of it. How can I get passes for some of the must see places, attractions and shows also some tours and cruises. And how much do they cost?

Answer 1

I too will be going to Paris for 6 days in September.  This is what I&#039;ve planned so far, though I&#039;m sure it will change somewhat before then.

Will be arriving at the hotel around 10 a.m.  We are staying at the Hotel de la Motte Picquet.  A ten minute walk to the Eiffel Tower.

Day one

Sacre Coeur

Sainte Chapelle

Jardin du Luxembourg

Eiffel Tower

Seine river cruise

Here is the link for the cruise:

http://www.vedettesdupontneuf.com/billet...

I didn&#039;t want to reserve yet in case it in raining that evening, so I just printed the 2 euro coupon.

Day 2 and 3  are packed because we are purchasing a 2 day Museum pass.  You can purchase it at any museum and it allows you to bypass any lines. Here is the link:

http://www.parismuseumpass.com/en/pass_t...



Day two

D’orsay museum (closed Monday)

Rodin museum (closed Monday)

Hotel d’Invalides museum

Louvre - open til 10 pm on Wednesday and Friday (closed Tuesday)

Day three

Notre Dame (museum pass includes a tour of the cathedral)

Ile St Louis

Musee de l‘Orangerie

Champs Elysees

Arc de Triomphe (included in Museum pass)

Day four

Versailles (will be purchasing at the metro a Versailles Passport) This is the link:

http://www.transilien.com/web/site/accue...

St Germain de Pres at night

Day 5 and 6 are open for anything we did not get a chance to see, souvenirs, relaxing at a cafe, etc.  If we have covered everything in the first 4 days, we are considering taking a day trip to London via the Eurostar. Just an option.  Enjoy Paris!

Answer 2

search around!

Answer 3

Viator.com sells the Paris Pass that gets you into a ton of museums at additional charge.  It includes subway tickets as well.  I visited Paris in June and used the Paris Pass myself.  You pay for it online and pick it up at the Hard Rock Cafe.  http://www.viator.com/tours/Paris/Paris-...

Viator actually offers lots of tours for Paris, though some are quite pricey.

Answer 4

Deffinatly the Lourve =D

it was amazing.

Answer 5

Have a look on the links below. i went a few weeks ago but was only there for 2 nights. the lourve was amazing but leave plenty of time to see it and go early it opens arounfd 7.30-8.30 i think. notre dame is pretty good to. Be careful when walkin around as there are a lot of scams on in the parks on bridges. - a bloke will come ask u to put out ur finger and make a bracelet then wants twenty euros for it. also people in pairs or on their own will seemingly pic a ring or money of the floor and distract u ask for money or pick ur pockets. -don&#039;t let it put u off i had a great time especially watching the scammers picking there targets in front as ur walking along. if u have a digital camera make sure u have a decent sized memory card as there are so many beautiful buildings and gardens.

Answer 6

you have got to see the Lourve!!!!!

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Answer 7

1-Louvre museum

2-Orsay &amp; Pompideu- Moulin Rouge burlesque

3-Eurodisney/ Asterix Parks

4-Latin Quartier,Montmatre &amp; Senna by Night

5-Versalles Castle

6-Rodin Museum

I had lived 3 months in Paris, dont miss a meal at Le Boucherie near St .Eustaque Church, Blvd. Saint Germain with a delicious menu of  10 euros.

You can book a nice hotel near Sancon Daubenton, clean , private and with a good breakfast. is registred as a Hostel B&amp;B.

The best souvenirs are in the stores near the Louvre Museum,in the right side of the Place de la Concorde.

Try their tasty coffee.

About the prices check