Three Days in Paris, France

Check into your hotel. Here are some of my personal favorites:

• Hotel Des Grands Boulevards

• Grand Pigalle

• La Fantaisie

• Hôtel L'Eldorado Paris

• Hotel Pulitzer Paris

• Chateau Voltaire

Pick up a croissant at Cedric Grolet.

And don’t forget coffee from Boot Cafe or Cafe Kitsune!

Take a stroll through the park — my two favorites:

Jardin du Luxembourg

Jardin des Tuileries

Then visit a museum. Musée d'Orsay is a MUST SEE.

You’re going to be hungry at this point so I recommend enjoying lunch at The Garden at Ralph’s Restaurant. It’s stunning and absolutely delicious.

By this point, you’re going to want to shop! You can’t visit Paris and not shop at Galeries Lafayette. Pro tip: head across the street for an eclair at L’Éclair de Génie.

Post shopping and pre dinner/drinks, relaxing at your hotel is going to sound lovely. Take a cat nap and change into a cute Parisian dinner fit!

Drinks at Little Red Door (aka my favorite “speakeasy” bar in the city)

Dinner at Chez Janou — order their chocolate mousse. I promise you won’t regret it.

Breakfast at Angelina’s - might be touristy but it doesn’t matter, their hot chocolate is next level.

Shop shop shop! Walk through Le Marais for the best boutique stores! If you keep walking towards the 2nd arrondissement, you’ll stumble upon one of my favorite shops called By Marie! Highly curated clothing with so many good finds.

Then lunch at Lou Lou… duh! Wonderful food with wonderful views.

Grab a sweet treat at La Maison du Mochi or a croissant at Pain Pain.

Hop on an electric scooter and zip over to Musée Rodin (my favorite museum of all time)

After walking around the museum, you’re going to want to sit and relax. I recommend seeing the sites from the Seine. Board a boat, sit back, enjoy some champagne and look out at all of the stunning Parisian architecture.

Time for dinner! Restaurant Derrière is incredible. High class while still being casual and has an almost Narnia style upstairs wardrobe that leads into a sitting area where you can enjoy drinks.

Drinks at Coco Paris if you’re not too tired ;-)

Wake up early because it’s your last day and you’re gonna wanna see it all!

Mamiche for croissants and coffee

And while you’re there, you might as well make your way up to Sacré Coeur de Montmartre. It’s a Catholic church with breathtaking views of the city!

While you’re walking up, visit the Fotoautomat. It’s a trendy, old timey photo booth. It usually has a line but if you get there early enough, you’ll be lucky to not wait.

Once you reach the church, buy a locket from one of the stands and link it to the fence with a touching note or the name of a loved one… It’ll be there forever!

Okay, it’s midday and you’re probably hungry from getting all of those steps in. Head to La Grande Épicerie de Paris for some cheese, bread and wine.

Take your goodies to the nearest park, sit, and enjoyyyyyy. Do some people watching… it’s my favorite pastime, especially in Paris.

After lunch, head over to Merci for some shopping. It’s iconic and I never leave without something — they literally have it all.

By this point, you might need a midday pick me up. Scooter over to Matcha Social Club for a treat!

Head back to your hotel for a pre-dinner drink and get ready for dinner.

It’s your last night so you gotta go out with a bang at Pink Mamma. Order their truffle pasta!

Wine night at La Barav if you’ve still got some energy!

Don’t forget a late night trip to the Eiffel Tower. See it sparkle and get all the pictures!