4. The Islands Of Paris

To dispel a common misconception, they are not your conventional islands. However, they are important to visit as this is where Paris began to grow. You simply cannot miss Île de la Cité and Île Saint Louis on your itinerary. While one boasts architectural glory, the other is reminiscent of the countryside straight out of a movie.

The famous Notre Dame Cathedral is also here, which unfortunately suffered a fire in 2019 but remains a significant part of Parisian history. Sainte Chapelle is also nearby and is by far one of the most charming chapels to visit. It's recommended that you visit when the sun is at its peak to see the colors radiate throughout this monument.

5. The Latin Quarters

One of the oldest features of French beauty is the beautiful alleyways. We highly suggest designating a day to stroll through them simply. Rue Mouffetard is a nearby street market where you might even be able to find some fruits to snack on as you walk by the Latin Quarter.

The olden gothic buildings and modern urban skyscrapers are an incredible blend of two generations of architecture.

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6. The Eiffel Tower

No visit to Paris is complete without seeing the iconic Eiffel Tower, and for a good reason. This marvel of engineering is not only a sight to behold but also offers a unique perspective on the city. Once you reach a certain height, you'll feel as though all of Paris is spread out beneath you, and the view is simply breathtaking.

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Don't waste your precious time standing in long queues - reserve your tickets beforehand and save your energy for a delightful dinner at the tower's restaurant. Trust us, it's an experience you won't forget!

7. The Champ Elysees

Champs Elysees is one of the most worthwhile avenues in Paris. Despite modern interventions, tourists still flock here for its glamorous importance. The two most noticeable features of this avenue are located at its ends.