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Take it slow along the Seine
A slow walk from Île Saint-Louis past the Louvre to the Tuileries
Musée d’Orsay reservations and hours
Reservation, opening hours, and travel information
A Paris bistro for dinner
Remember to book a table in advance
Le Marais galleries and shops map
Le Marais galleries and shops map
Weekend Paris Route
3 nodes · Just now
Seine Walk
4 nodes · Today
Restaurants and Coffee
5 nodes · Yesterday
Rainy-day Alternative
4 nodes · Yesterday
Take it slow along the Seine
I want to take it slow along the Seine. Start on Île Saint-Louis, walk past the Louvre, and reach the Tuileries before lunch.
Leave enough time for unplanned stops and do not schedule fixed check-in times.
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Take it slow along the Seine
A slow walk from Île Saint-Louis past the Louvre to the Tuileries
Musée d’Orsay reservations and hours
Reservation, opening hours, and travel information
A Paris bistro for dinner
Remember to book a table in advance
Le Marais galleries and shops map
Le Marais galleries and shops map
Weekend Paris Route
3 nodes · Just now
Seine Walk
4 nodes · Today
Restaurants and Coffee
5 nodes · Yesterday
Rainy-day Alternative
4 nodes · Yesterday
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Seine walking route
Île Saint-Louis → Louvre → Tuileries
Take it slow along the Seine
Keep Saturday morning open for walking and unplanned stops.
Musée d’Orsay reservation
example.com/paris-orsay
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Focus the two days on the Seine, Le Marais, and Montmartre, leaving more time for walks, meals, and spontaneous stops.
Choose one main route each day. If a place feels right, stay a little longer.
| Day | Main route | Walking |
|---|---|---|
| Sat | Île Saint-Louis → Le Marais | About 8 km |
| Sun | Montmartre → Musée d’Orsay | About 7 km |
Start on Île Saint-Louis and walk past the Louvre courtyard to the Tuileries, leaving time for unplanned stops.
Have a simple lunch near the Palais Royal and save the classic Paris bistro for dinner.
Explore the architecture and public spaces, with time for coffee before leaving.
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