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Plan a Paris day: visits, journeys and breaks
Build a plan with up to three visits and compare suggested visit times with your available time, journeys and breaks.
Choose visits in your intended order. You supply the journey allowances: this tool does not calculate transport routes, queues or accessibility.
Your plan, in the chosen order
| Visits only | 5 h 00 |
|---|---|
| Journeys between visits | 2 × 30 min = 60 min |
| Breaks and meals | 30 min |
| Waiting and security | 30 min |
Travel from your accommodation and the return journey are not included. Duplicate visits count once.
Conciergerie
Large Gothic halls and spaces associated with the Revolution reveal the former royal palace's changing uses.
1st · 1 h 30 · 2 boulevard du Palais
Confirm ticket options and accessible spaces. A combined ticket does not remove each monument's entrance requirements.
Check the reference website · Source record revision : 2026-10-04.
Sainte-Chapelle
A striking Gothic visit to combine with the riverside, flower market and narrow streets of the island.
1st · 1 h 30 · 10 boulevard du Palais
Include security checks and your booked time slot in the visit plan. These are separate from Notre-Dame's arrangements.
Check the reference website · Source record revision : 2026-10-04.
Musée de Cluny
Ancient baths, a medieval mansion and collections including The Lady and the Unicorn reveal over a millennium of art and history.
5th · 2 h · 28 rue Du Sommerard
Check programme conditions and do not infer entry rules from another museum.
Check the reference website · Source record revision : 2026-10-04.
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If the day becomes too full
Remove an indoor visit first, increase journey time when changing areas and keep a walk optional. Check each exact slot: a reasonable total is insufficient if two bookings overlap.
Durations come from the guide entries and are suggestions, not visitor measurements. Links between places establish neither proximity nor accessibility.