Paris Travel Guide

🇫🇷 Must-visit photo-worthy spots in Paris|||Finally arrived in the city of romance, Paris! Did a lot of research before coming, and we were well-prepared, sharing a brief guide below for everyone's reference ]. Overall, the experience in Paris is fantastic ]]! For those who love gourmet desserts, shopping, historical culture, and taking photos, you should definitely add Paris to your European travel list ]. Here's our one-day itinerary: 1️⃣ Tuileries Garden - Grab some bread and coffee, and relax on the deck chairs by the pond in Tuileries Garden to experience the slow-paced French lifestyle. 2️⃣ Louvre Museum - About a ten-minute walk from Tuileries Garden. It's the most beautiful museum I've visited ]. I recommend renting an Audio guide because the Louvre is really big, and without it, we would have had trouble finding the exit. Plus, you can press a button to listen to explanations in each hall, and the commentary on famous paintings is very clear. Highly recommended! 3️⃣ Palais Garnier Opera House - The opera house featured in where you can take stunning photos! The ticket doesn't include the opera performance, we just visited the lobby and took beautiful pictures. 4️⃣ Galeries Lafayette Haussmann - Right across from the opera house. The ground floor has a lot of delicious food, and there's a Pierre Hermé macaron counter, don't miss it if you have the chance, they are really tasty and not too sweet ]. After eating, you can go up to the rooftop observation deck of Galeries Lafayette. We went up around 4pm, and there were already many people sitting there drinking coffee, waiting to watch the sunset ]]. I'll share some personally tested delicious restaurants in my next post, so follow me for the next update ] ❗️Below are the precautions we took to have a safe and enjoyable trip in Paris ]]: - Carried a crossbody bag, even wore it under my coat. - Also brought a crossbody phone lanyard, kept the phone in the pocket while walking, and didn't use it unless necessary. - When taking the subway, we stood inside and talked to each other instead of using our phones. - Returned to our accommodation after dinner. Actually, people there dine quite late, and there are still long queues outside restaurants after 8 pm, so it's quite safe as long as you're in a safe area.