Paris | The Poetic Left Bank and the Romantic Right Bank, I Love Them Both!

If Paris isn't enchanting, then romance ceases to exist in the world. Paris, one of the most bustling metropolises in the world, is also the heart of France and all of Western Europe. Parisians call their city "La Ville lumière," meaning "The City of Light." Louvre Museum Madame Brasserie - Eiffel Tower Restaurant City Walk - Montmartre District, the Artistic High Ground of Paris This area is widely regarded as the most charming and photogenic district in Paris. Through the anecdotes and stories shared by our guide, you'll piece together a vivid picture of Montmartre's artistic charm, fully experiencing its romantic, free-spirited, and bohemian essence. You'll be transported back to the "Belle Époque," a period fondly remembered by generations. Palace of Versailles One of the five greatest palaces in the world, known as the most beautiful European court garden. Rouen Cathedral A grand Gothic cathedral located in Rouen, France. Mont Saint-Michel A secluded island, Mont Saint-Michel is one of the most important medieval Catholic pilgrimage sites in Western Europe, alongside Rome and the Camino de Santiago. Located near the Bay of Saint-Malo in Normandy, France, the island has a circumference of about 960 meters and a peak elevation of 92 meters. Despite having only 30 residents, it attracts over 3 million visitors annually. Château de Chenonceau The most romantic Renaissance castle in the Loire Valley, France, famous for its iconic gallery spanning the Cher River. Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux A classical-style theater built between 1773 and 1780. Additionally, this trip includes a Bordeaux wine-tasting session! Savor a glass of wine, listen to its history, and begin your journey of discovering Bordeaux. The itinerary also includes a free day—save this city walk guide for your adventure! Recommended evening stroll: Start around 8 PM near Notre-Dame Cathedral and walk west along the Seine River. First, visit the Left Bank and see Shakespeare and Company bookstore. Pass by Pont Neuf and cross Pont des Arts to the Right Bank. Circle around the Louvre, walk through the Carrousel Garden into the Tuileries Garden. Pass through the Tuileries to the Orangerie Museum, next to Place de la Concorde. Look up to see the Eiffel Tower in the distance to your left. A few more steps will take you to the Petit Palais and Grand Palais. Cross the Pont Alexandre III, where the sculptures atop the bridge and the golden dome of Les Invalides shine brilliantly. Slowly make your way back, and by 10 PM, the Louvre lights up, transitioning from soft blue to deep blue—a breathtaking sight. Alternatively, enjoy the evening breeze along the Seine, soaking in Paris's romance and tenderness. The coffee aroma of the Left Bank lingers, while the Right Bank's Montmartre is bathed in the glow of the setting sun. Between the shimmering Seine and the steps of Sacré-Cœur Basilica, Paris folds its romance in two—half for poets, half for painters. Strolling along the Left Bank, It feels as if you can hear the long sentences from Hemingway's works whispering in the corners of cafés. ☕ Behind every window lies an unfinished story. Meanwhile, the Right Bank's Montmartre is a paradise for artists. The white walls of Sacré-Cœur Basilica gleam golden under the sunset, And in the distance, the Eiffel Tower quietly watches over the city. 🌇 Wandering through the veins of this city, From the Left Bank to the Right Bank, from the bitterness of coffee to the warmth of the sunset. Paris is an eternal canvas of romance, And it is a privilege to encounter Paris at its most beautiful moment.