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One week in Paris 🇫🇷 needs an advice 📅
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Planning your first week in Paris sounds like an exciting adventure! Your itinerary captures the magic of the city while also incorporating peaceful countryside escapes. Spending the first two days soaking in iconic sights is a perfect start, and a day trip to Giverny to visit Monet's garden adds a lovely touch of nature. Exploring Strasbourg and then heading to Lille before your train to Amsterdam rounds out your journey beautifully. Overall, it’s a fantastic plan!
It is my first time in Paris. I want to see most iconic places in Paris and also have some relaxation in small countryside cities (nature/garden) 🪴. Departure from the airport and destination to Amsterdam 🚊.
Note: solo traveler’s using public transportation 😎
I have done some quick research and asked few people here in Reddit. I came with the following plan:
Day 1&2: stay in Paris.
Day 3: Giverny & Monet's garden (day trip) then stay the night in Paris.
Day 4: Strasbourg (day trip)
Day 5: Countryside day trip or further Paris exploration.
Day 6: leave paris to Lille and stay the night their (use direct train)
Day 7: leave Lille to Amsterdam (use direct train)
Is it a good plan? Any modifications suggestions? 🙏🏻
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