Notre-Dame
→ Eiffel
Historic Paris from the Île de la Cité to the Champ de Mars, following the river whenever possible.
Curated walking routes connecting monuments, neighbourhoods, cafés, riverbanks and the places you might otherwise walk past.
Simple routes designed around a rhythm rather than a checklist. Pick one and start walking.
Historic Paris from the Île de la Cité to the Champ de Mars, following the river whenever possible.
Compact, lively and full of small streets. Best explored without a strict timetable.
Take the hill slowly. The reward is a neighbourhood that feels almost separate from central Paris.
Choose a mood. The route changes with it - the landmarks, pace and streets are selected to match the way you want to experience the city.
Start in the historic centre and connect the Louvre, Seine and Eiffel Tower in one long city walk.
A sample rhythm for a full Paris walking day. Adjust the pace, stop longer and make it yours.
Begin near Notre-Dame while the streets are still relatively quiet.
Cross the river and take in the courtyards and architecture before moving on.
Slow down for lunch, coffee and a few streets without an itinerary.
Return toward the river and follow the water west as the afternoon light changes.
Finish at the Champ de Mars and watch Paris transition from day into evening.