Are you looking for the ultimate 2 days in Paris itinerary? Want to visit the most Paris has to offer in two days? Do not allow a limited amount of time in Paris to keep you from visiting and enriching your life more than you could ever imagine.
You will be dazzled by all that Paris has to offer in just two days! For the purpose of this Paris itinerary, I’ve selected the best Paris has to offer you as your 2 days in Paris itinerary. Please feel free to schedule my suggestions any way that works best for you and those visiting Paris with you.
Arrival day, which is usually an exhausting experience, is not considered a “day” in the two days in Paris itinerary. The afternoon/evening of your arrival could be spent strolling the banks of the River Seine, admiring the architecture of the bridges and surrounding buildings.
Or after your dinner, you can explore the myriad of Parisian pastry shops and indulge in decadent desserts! If you are arriving in Paris by bus, train, or car, then this itinerary will be true for the two days. However, if you are flying in on a red-eye, you may need to modify it.
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The Ultimate 2 Days In Paris Itinerary
Day 1: Begin your 2 Days in Paris by visiting the Louvre Art Museum, Eiffel Tower, And The River Seine.
Stop 1: Have Your Breath Taken Away at the Louvre Art Museum.
Plan to spend most of the morning on the first day of your two days in Paris itinerary exploring and being awed at the Louvre, a must-see for anyone visiting Paris. The building started out as a palace.
It has been destroyed and rebuilt a number of times, and it has retained much of its ornateness. It houses many precious artifacts and paintings. You could spend days exploring the Louvre without ever seeing it all.
The Louvre is divided into eight departments. There is lots to see but the museum is totally doable even if you have just two days in Paris. The entrance in itself is notable: the Louvre Pyramid, one of Paris’ landmarks, which you will most likely pass through to enter the museum.
Purchasing entry tickets online well in advance is highly recommended. this way you will not encounter any long lines when purchasing entry tickets from a kiosk the day of your visit.
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Book Here: Ultimate Louvre: Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
My two main goals when I was at the Louvre Art Museum, was to see Leonardo da Vinci’s most recognized painting, the Mona Lisa, and Venus de Milo, the sculpture of the goddess Aphrodite missing her two arms.
Directions to find both of these masterpieces are in the Louvre Art Museum brochure. You can pick one up when you enter or find all along your journey as you travel through the museum.
The Mona Lisa painting is guarded and under glass. You won’t be able to get very close to her, but certainly close enough to snap a selfie with her.
Aphrodite, on the other hand, stands unobstructed in all of her glory for you to marvel at, no guards, no restrictions. Snap those close up pictures!
Before you leave the Louvre Art Museum, there is a restaurant at the Louvre. It has a wonderful outside terrace, for you to have a quick lunch, and a rest before you head to the next monument in your 2 days in Paris itinerary.
If you only have two days in Paris, I highly recommend spending at least 3 hours at the Louvre, if not more so you can get the most out of the experience.
Best Hotels Near The Louvre:
Affordable: Hotel Vivienne. Check rates: Booking.com
Midrange: Hôtel Odyssey by Elegancia Check rates: Booking.com
Upscale: Hôtel Regina Louvre Check rates: Booking.com
Stop 2: The Eiffel Tower
After lunch, you will head over to the iconic Eiffel Tower, arguably one of the most popular of all Paris’ attractions. The tower was originally built as the gateway to the 1889 World’s Fair in 1889, held in Paris.
Plan to spend a few hours of your afternoon there during your first day on your 2 days in Paris. If a bird’s eye view of the city of Paris and the River Seine interests you, are you up for climbing the 1,665 steps all the way to the top of the Eiffel Tower!!? If so, you will be rewarded with wonderful panoramic and spectacular vistas of the city of Paris for your troubles.
If climbing does not interest you, there are elevators for you to take to several observation levels or all the way to the top. The lines for the elevators are very long and you will need an entry ticket. It is far better to purchase a ticket online well in advance of your arrival, especially if you just have 2 days in Paris to spend.
There are even skip-the-line options available to speed things up for you! For additional photo opportunities (perhaps you choose not to go inside the tower at all, like me) stroll to the merry-go-round, a bright and colorful sight itself.
You can also choose to cross the Seine River, to the Trocadero Palace which is built into the side of a hill. It offers fabulous views of the Eiffel Tower. Either way, make sure that the Eiffel Tower is on your 2 days in Paris itinerary and budget at least an hour, if not more time to spend here.
Book Here: Eiffel Tower: Skip-the-Line Ticket with Summit Access
Book Here: Eiffel Tower: Morning Tour by Elevator with Local Guide
For an unforgettable experience, I would suggest you consider having lunch or even dinner at 58 Tour Eiffel, the restaurant located inside the Eiffel Tower. We celebrated a family birthday there.
It was so glamorous and a very memorable way to celebrate. Tickets sell out quickly. We witnessed many unknowing tourists waiting in the restaurant’s long line to purchase tickets, only to be turned away as there was not a seat available. Better to book online and purchase early.
Where To Stay Near The Eiffel Tower:
Affordable: Hôtel de la Tour Eiffel. Check Rates: Booking.com
Midrange: Grand Hôtel Lévêque. Check Rates: Booking.com
Eiffel Tower Views: Hotel Relais Bosquet Check Rates: Booking.com
My two daughters, Victoria and Vanessa, enjoying the lovely ambiance of 58 Tour Eiffel Restaurant inside the Eiffel Tower. I suggest you consider treating yourself to a memorable experience if your 2 days in Paris itinerary permits time-wise.
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Stop 3: Sunset Cruise on the River Seine
As evening nears on the first day of your 2 days in Paris itinerary, finish the day off with a bang. After your morning at the Louvre Art Museum and afternoon at the iconic Eiffel Tower, it is time to relax and view the City of Light while cruising the Seine River.
The boat docks are only a short walk from the Eiffel Tower where you will climb aboard a river cruise boat and sail off into the sunset.
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You can sit inside, as I did when I cruised the River Seine if it is chilly out. There are floor-to-ceiling windows for you to view the sights, or you can sit outside on the top level of the ship. Either way, you will be able to take wonderful pictures. And have a bird’s eye view of everything, up close and personal, as you pass them by.
Either way, the River Seine cruise will be a highlight on your 2 days in Paris itinerary!
Book Here: Paris: 1-Hour Illuminations River Cruise
Book Here: Paris: Evening Seine River Cruise and Eiffel Tower Tour
A crew member will narrate your river cruise, and you will be able to listen when sitting outside. Or use the headphones you are given by the crew, to plug into the audio system to listen. Either way, the narrator will point out the various bridges and buildings/monuments and explain their architecture and historical significance.
Upon debarkation, you will pass through the river cruise ship’s souvenir shop and you may want to pick up a memento for yourself!
After a filling Parisian dinner, and fancy dessert from one of the many exquisite French pastry shops, you may have energy enough to have a nightcap at one of Paris’ popular rooftop bars. Cheers to a wonderful first day of your 2 days in Paris itinerary!
My children being tempted by all the French pastry in Paris!
Day 2: Visit Champs-Elysees & Arc de Triomphe, and Notre Dame & St. Chappelle
Stop 1: Sightseeing and Shopping at the Champs-Elysees
On the morning of the second day of your two days in Paris itinerary, you may want to try something a bit adventurous (and ever so popular in Europe,) and that is rent a bicycle to get around.
You can rent one at a Velib station, and luckily, you do not have to return the bike to the same station where you rented it. Prices are very affordable and you can get a week pass for $8. A day pass for $2 and the first 30 minutes of your ride is completely free!
If that option does not interest you, Paris has an excellent subway system which will let you get around Paris in two days with ease.
Another very affordable and extremely popular way to get around Paris is on a scooter. Yes, it is a thing! You will see e-scooters all over Paris, sometimes randomly left next to the sidewalk, or cafe. There is nothing random about it though.
Each scooter is outfitted with a GPS system. Once you download the app onto your phone (we used Lime or Dott e-scooters) and input your credit card info, you are ready to go! You request scooters and the app on your phone will show you exactly where they are located closest to you.
When you are finished with your scooter, you simply snap a picture of it and send it through the app to verify it is in good condition, and literally leave it where you are. Just not in the middle of the sidewalk though.
The scooters were a huge hit with my gang.
Head on over to the most famous avenue in the world: the Champs Elysees! It houses the most valuable property on the planet and has high-end couture shops, moderately priced brand shops, and restaurants galore. Perhaps plan for brunch or lunch, or do a little or a lot of shopping!
Stop 2: Visit the Arc de Triomphe for French Military History and Epic Vistas during your 2 days in Paris
Another very popular French monument, the Arc de Triomphe, is situated at the western end of the Champs Elysees, a short ways away from where you are.
The Arc de Triomphe is a military monument honoring those who fought and died for France. And there is also a Tomb of the Unknown Soldier from World War I, with an eternal flame.
Are you aware you can go inside the Arc de Triomphe? I did not know that either! The Arc De Triomphe actually offers the best views of the Eiffel Tower in Paris so make sure to add it to your two days in Paris itinerary.
You can climb all the way to the top, to an outside observation deck where all of Paris is on display for some very epic picture taking!
Get Tickets Here: Paris: Skip-the-Line Arc de Triomphe Rooftop Tickets
The Arc de Triomphe is the “star” or origination point of the twelve avenues that radiate out from it. The climb to the top was relatively difficult as there were so many stairs.
There is no elevator option here, so please plan on taking your time. Along with your climb, you will see military drawings and photographs of French war history. You can climb the stairs as slow or fast as you like, but please make sure that you are in good physical condition!
The stairwell is very narrow and winding. In the end, the view of the Eiffel Tower is well worth making this a stop on your 2 days in Paris itinerary.
Where To Stay Near The Arc de Triomphe:
Affordable: Hôtel d’Argenson. Check rates: Booking.com
Midrange: Hotel The Peninsula Paris. Check rates: Booking.com
Luxury: Hôtel Raphael. Check rates: Booking.com
Stop 3: Visit Notre-Dame de Paris
Two religious Parisian icons are on the 2 days in Paris itinerary, the first being Notre Dame (Our Lady of Paris.) Hop back on a bike at the Velib station adjacent to the Arc de Triomphe, or the Paris subway station also located next to the Arc, and head over to the Cathedral Notre Dame. She is a prime example of French Gothic architecture, and construction took several hundred years.
Inside of Notre Dame, the very beautiful church can get very busy. The entry line may look daunting, but it actually moves quite quickly. Once inside, look for the stained glass rose window, it is just one of the many highlights.
Mass or another Catholic service may be happening when you visit, and being quiet and reverent is appreciated. Don’t forget to look for the gargoyles (remember the Hunchback of Notre Dame movies??!) on the exterior of the church.
You may also climb the steps to the infamous Bell Tower, but that requires an additional ticket and a separate line. I have never made that climb, but I hear the Parisian views from the top are spectacular!
UPDATE: due to the devastating fire that occurred in April 2019, please research the up to the minute condition of Notre Dame. I visited Paris last in November 2019. The cathedral is barricaded as reconstruction work has begun.
The scaffolding on the exterior of the church was very visible. Even though the church is closed and people are prohibited to enter the grounds, I suggest you still make it a part of your 2 days in Paris itinerary anyways.
Where To Stay Near Notre Dame:
Affordable: Sully Hôtel. Check rates: Booking.com
Midrange: Hotel Rivoli. Check rates: Booking.com
Upscale: Hôtel De Lutece – Notre-Dame. Check rates: Booking.com
Stop 4: Get ready to be awed at Sainte-Chappell during your 2 days in Paris itinerary
Your next destination, within walking distance of Notre Dame, is the dazzling Sainte-Chapelle, a definite must-see on your two days in Paris itinerary!
Her upper level has over 1,000 exquisite stained glass windows, which tell the story of the Bible. There are 15 main windows, where the striking stained glass unfolds the Biblical stories of the Old and New Testaments.
For Tickets: Self-Guided Tour & Skip-the-Line Ticket to Sainte Chapelle
For Tickets: Sainte-Chapelle & Conciergerie Combined Skip-the-Line Ticket
When you first enter the bottom level, which resembles a basement, it may not be as ornate as you would expect. It is very pretty but not the main chapel, as back in the day it was for the staff and servants of the resident French King.
You will move along to the staircase that you need to climb, also extremely plain, to the top level. Once on the second level, you will enter Sainte-Chappell.
Be prepared to be mesmerized and maybe even overwhelmed by the beauty before you! There are pamphlets available, in several different languages. They explain what Biblical story each of the fifteen main panels, and the individual stained glass windows within them, is telling.
In the chapel, there is also a stunning stained glass rose window, which depicts the story of the Book of Revelation, the last book of the Bible. This chapel is not very large, and you should be able to visit it in under an hour and it is a must-see during your 2 days in Paris itinerary!
The incomparable Sainte Chapelle. You must not miss this! Please put it on your 2 days in Paris itinerary.
How To Get To Paris To Begin Your 2 Days In Paris Itinerary
Where you call home will dictate how you get to Paris! Most international travelers fly into Paris’ largest airport, Charles de Gaul International Airport to begin their 2 days in Paris itinerary. It is located the closest to Paris, and also the busiest airport, with the majority of long-haul international flights arriving there.
Paris Orly Airport is another option, however, it is a bit farther away from Paris. Once you have landed in Paris, and are ready to leave the airport, you have several options to choose from to get to Paris. You can hail a taxi, or hire an Uber driver, and their rates would vary according to your destination address.
Taking the Paris metro system, (public transportation) is your most economical choice, and probably your fastest as well. Public transportation in Paris is very popular, and the trains are often very crowded. However, the trains and the train stations, for the most part, are very clean.
When I was in Paris, I took the metro to my Air B&B upon arrival and hired an Uber to drive me back to the airport because it was so early public transportation was not running yet.
At Charles de Gaul Airport the ticket kiosks for the metro are to the right as you exit the secure area of the airport, past baggage claim. Warning: there are lots of steps involved with the Parisian metro.
If you must change trains to get to your final destination in Paris, you may have to hustle quickly from one location to another within the metro system.
For these reasons, if you or anyone in your group is wheelchair-bound, or not feeling well, I suggest you select another option for transportation to the city.
Other European countries or other parts of France arriving in Paris for your 2 days in Paris itinerary using high-speed trains, the main train stations you can access in Paris are Gare du Nord, Gare de I’Est, and Gare de Lyon.
How To Get Around Paris During Your Stay
Depending on the time of year you visit, and the weather, I highly recommend walking around Paris! The City of Light is very easy to navigate around, and walking makes for a more personal experience. You would see and notice more when walking than not walking.
Be sure to leave ample time to arrive at your destinations, wear sturdy comfortable shoes and bring water to stay hydrated.
The metro system in Paris is an excellent choice to take you wherever you want to go to in Paris. It is fast, it is reliable and it is cheap. And the trains arrive and depart frequently.
You are able to purchase tickets from kiosks at every train station, and there is also a ticket window manned by a metro employee if you need assistance or have questions.
You can purchase an individual ticket but buying a bundle of ten tickets is a lot cheaper than just getting a single. And again a reminder: if you or anyone in your group is in a wheelchair, is unable to navigate up and down a lot of steps, or walk quickly, do not consider the metro system as an option.
Other forms of transportation to consider during your 2 days in Paris itinerary are city buses and trains, hiring a taxi or an Uber. If you are in Paris with your own personal car that is certainly a good option for you, but we forewarned, the streets of Paris are crowded and congested.
And as referenced above, renting a bicycle or an e-scooter in Paris is an amazing way to explore the city. You have amazing mobility, yet the convenience of stopping whenever you like for a picture.
Do not leave your rented vehicles unattended though, as others are probably looking to rent and will swoop them up. remember to log out when you are done.
Packing Tips For Visiting Paris France
Using these useful packing will enhance your 2 days in Paris itinerary!
A concealed travel pouch may be one of the most important items you bring during your 2 days in Paris itinerary. (please refer to my explanation below about how my family was robbed during our last trip to Paris).
This unisex RFID blocking concealed travel pouch is lightweight and comes in several colors. It has lots of organization to give you peace of mind.
If you have a pouch already that does not come with the RFID protection, these RFID sleeves would be a solution. This configuration comes with enough passport and credit card sleeves that the entire family would be protected. They are slim too, so they will easily fit into your pouch or wallet.
Don’t forget to bring along a universal power adapter on your 2 days in Paris itinerary. this worldwide power plug is a great example and will charge your phone at the end of your busy days. And this world traveler adapter kit can charge several devices at the same time.
This is what you will need when there are several people traveling in your group, or if you bring several electronic devices on your trip that require charging at the same time.
If you are planning on taking a lot of pictures with your phone (like we did!) you will definitely want to consider an external charging battery. This Anker high-speed phone charging battery is the exact one I carry with me on all of my trips.
It can be used on a variety of phones, not just an iPhone like I have. And wow is it fast! I like that it holds its charging capabilities for several uses so I do not have to worry about it while out and about, and if I forget to recharge it at night, it will still be good to go the next day.
My daughter gifted me with this FugeTek Selfie Stick and Tripod for my birthday. It has Bloothtooth connectivity so it is very easy to use. It is made of durable aluminum and is very lightweight and easy to carry. I love mine and I think you will enjoy it too!
I was never a fan of packing cubes until I tried them out! Now I am sold. These Bagail packing cubes are the exact ones I use whenever I travel. I cannot believe how much more organized I am now! And I never leave without them anymore.
Hydration is so important. You want to remain hydrated to support your immune system which in turn will be stronger to fight off any germs you will encounter during your travels. You will want to bring your own refillable water bottle with you.
I never leave home on a trip without my Bobble filtration bottle. the 18.5-ounce size is perfect for travel and it fits nicely in the pocket of a backpack or your purse. Also when filled with water, it is not too heavy to carry.
And the charcoal filter ensures fresh clean water whenever you fill the Bobble. You can find filter replacements here.
Perhaps you are traveling a long distance and packing space is a premium. Then this set of collapsible silicone foldable water bottles would work well for you. Would not take up much space in your suitcase at all.
You will want a backpack or daypack with you to store snacks, your water bottle, phone, extra clothes, etc.. This foldable water-resistant backpack would be great. It is very affordable and is available in many color options for you to choose from. The fact that it folds down into a zippered pouch will make it easy to pack.
Perhaps you need a more substantial backpack for your international travel. This antitheft backpack has a charging port, is water-resistant and can comfortably carry up to a 15.6″ laptop.
You will be walking more than usual during your 2 days in Paris itinerary. A sturdy and comfortable walking shoes are a must-have. These waterproof all-season shoes are extremely affordable and yet fashionable.
Mostly everyone is familiar with the Skechers brand, and these Air Run high fashion sneakers come in a lot of colors to match your outfits and are still affordable.
If you are visiting Paris in warmer weather, maybe you want a pair of sandals to wear to dinner or to the local cafe, I highly recommend these Vionics adjustable strap orthotic sandals. I have several pairs of Vionics that I bring with me *everywhere* I travel. They are very comfortable.
Bring a lightweight scarf or shawl. Scarves and shawls are very popular in Europe and Paris is no exception. Both men and women wear scarves, both decoratively and as a layering piece to keep warm.
This cotton unisex lightweight scarf is versatile and can be worn in any season. And here’s another option to consider: this lightweight sunscreen shawl scarf would do double duty to protect you from the French sun should you visit Paris in the warmer seasons as well as being a fashion accessory layering piece.
We all need to protect our eyes from the sun’s harmful UVA/UVB rays. These unisex polarized sunglasses come in a lot of lens colors and frame designs and are extremely affordable too.
If you are fond of the aviator-style of sunglasses these polarized aviators may interest you.
If you are in need of new luggage, this expandable soft side spinner luggage is affordable and comes in lots of colors. If you like hard-sided better, then you may favor this hard-sided luggage set better. Both sets come with TSA locks and 8 wheels per piece.
Quick Tips For Your Paris 2 Day Itinerary
Here are some quick tips and tricks which hopefully will enhance your 2 days in Paris and make it less stressful and more enjoyable.
UPDATED: Stay vigilant! During our last trip to Paris, our family of four was robbed 3 times. We discussed at great length how we had to remain vigilant to protect ourselves against pickpocketers.
However, we were not successful. My daughter had her brand new Olympus camera stolen in the broad daylight in a McDonald’s Restaurant in the Montmartre District of Paris while we were having afternoon refreshments.
My thief was caught red-handed with her arm up to her elbow inside of my backpack. I was walking near Notre Dame Cathedral during the middle of the afternoon. Lucky for me my daughter apprehended her, and I was carrying my passport and credit cards on my body.
She wore better clothes, better shoes and more trendy sunglasses than I did. She did not “fit” our idea of what a pickpocketer was.
Finally, Terrence had his backpacked unzipped while on the very crowded Paris subway. The burglar had his hand inside an outer pocket but was foiled by a Good Samaritan seated nearby.
Please do not have any preconceptions about who can violate you by stealing your possessions. Stay vigilant and alert. Hope you have more success than we did.
Remember to always stay hydrated. Bring a nondisposable refillable water container and refill it often! Not only will you hedge the odds against getting sick, but you will also be saving a lot of water bottles from being sent to the French landfills.
Do not worry about the language barrier. When I visited Paris, I knew very few French words and had absolutely no difficulty communicating with the Parisians. The French know enough English that you will be able to communicate enough for them to understand. There are even translation apps you can download to your phone.
Call your credit card company and check to see if charges foreign transaction fees every time you are out of the country. If it does, inquire about applying for a credit card that does NOT charge such fees.
When using an ATM in Paris France, make sure it is in your bank’s network, so you do not incur a transaction fee every time you use a French ATM to withdraw money. Also, consider withdrawing larger amounts of money, fewer times, to limit the transaction fees by your bank.
Whenever you can, purchase advanced tickets to Parisian attractions whenever possible during your 2 days in Paris itinerary. Tickets purchased online, in advance, are mostly always discounted, and many times come with a “skip the line” perk.
You will have more time to spend at the attraction since you will not be waiting in the entrance line. Also, you can better pace yourself during your busy days.
Two days in Paris is ample time for you to visit many of her most iconic monuments and churches, using the ultimate 2 days in Paris itinerary, and I do hope you visited numerous pastry shops to delight in French sweets!
I definitely did when I visited. Paris will welcome you with open arms whether you only have 2 days in Paris, more, or less! Spending a weekend in Paris will be a trip that you won’t soon forget.
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I might have just one day in Paris next year, but a few of these spots are still on my itinerary!
ONE DAY is better than NO days, right!?? I know you will have a fabulous time. Glad you are able to reference my post when you plan your day in Paris!
Enjoyed your post and recommendations. I’m heading back to Paris in 2 weeks! I’m planning to climb to the top of the Arc and Notre Dame towers this trip. Love Saint Chapelle—going back there too.
Have so much fun! Paris is such a wonderful city!
I’m so jealous! Your plans when in Paris sound fabulous! Have a great time!!
This itinerary is perfect! Hits all the must-sees and hot spots, and then some!
Thanks Mona. I wanted to squeeze as much fun into 48 hours as I could!
I spent a month in Paris with my work back in 2004 during a rough time in my life and it was exactly what I needed from the food to the sights to the anonymity, it was and is everything to me still, what a great post with some great recommendations!
Thanks Meghan. A month in Paris must have been an incredible experience.
I’ve done Paris as a stopover in 48 hours so many times….This is a good list of what to do in 48 hours. My favorite stopover I was determined to go to the Rodin Museum and ended up falling asleep (jet lag) on a bench in the garden.
That long-haul travel can be draining! Thanks for the compliment.
Gives me happy flashbacks of my three awesome days in Paris. Visited numerous places but I missed the Chappel, didn’t know it was walkable from Notre Dame. The eiffel tower photo is the best Eiffel pic I have seen.
You MUST, simply MUST visit St Chappel on your next trip to Paris. You will never forget it!
So much to do in Paris! I spent a week there last year and it still wasn’t enough time!
I totally agree.There’s so much to do and not enough time!
very useful info for me.can u pls suggest me where can i buy winter jackets .this is my first international trip,i m from India.i m coming for 2 days but intersted in purchasing winter wear from there which vl keep me warm and also fashionable.
Can you order from Amazon? Or, once you arrive in Budapest visit Váci Street, the main pedestrian street full of all kinds of shops. Hopefully you will be able to find winter clothes there.
Amazing post with tips, thanks so much for writing this. Excellent really useful article. Thank you for your great job. I’m going to save it for our future plans.
Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Hope your trip to Paris is sooner than later.
Read your post about 2 days trip in Paris, hope to make it next year as COVID-19 already killed my planed tour dated 28-30 last June. Thanks for the writing Linda.
I def feel your pain. Our upcoming November trip to celebrate my daughter’s birthday is cancelled too.
good job