France Itinerary 7 Days – The Ultimate Travel Guide

France mesmerizes travelers with romantic cities, spectacular castles, and world-famous cuisine. From Paris’s iconic landmarks to Loire Valley châteaux and Normandy’s breathtaking coastline, you’ll discover a country of extraordinary beauty and culture.

This comprehensive guide provides a perfect France itinerary 7 days designed for Indian tourists. You’ll explore must-see attractions, savor authentic French food, and discover hidden gems while keeping costs manageable and travel smooth.

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Perfect 7 Days in France – Overview and Route

Your France 7 day travel plan combines Paris highlights, royal châteaux, and coastal wonders in a perfectly balanced itinerary. Average daily costs range from ₹10,000-15,000 (€110-165) including activities, meals, and local transport.

Day	Areas	Main Attractions	Estimated Costs	Transport	Food Highlights
Day 1	Montmartre, Opéra	Sacré-Cœur, Artist’s Square, Moulin Rouge	₹7,200 (€80)	RER + Metro	Café de Flore, Le Consulat
Day 2	Central Paris	Louvre, Notre-Dame, Latin Quarter	₹9,450 (€105)	Metro + Walking	Angelina, Le Procope
Day 3	7th/8th Arr.	Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées	₹10,800 (€120)	Metro + Walking	Café Gustave, Ladurée
Day 4	Versailles	Palace, Gardens, Trianons	₹7,650 (€85)	RER C train	La Petite Venise
Day 5	Loire Valley	Chenonceau, Chambord castles	₹11,700 (€130)	TGV + Tour bus	La Cave du Sommelier
Day 6	Normandy	Mont Saint-Michel Abbey	₹13,500 (€150)	TGV + Shuttle	La Sirène
Day 7	Paris	Canal Saint-Martin, Le Marais	₹5,400 (€60)	Metro + Taxi	Breizh Café

Day 1 – Paris Arrival and Montmartre Magic

Your 7 day trip to France begins at Charles de Gaulle Airport, Europe’s second-busiest hub. Immigration typically takes 45-60 minutes, depending on arrival time and Schengen visa verification process.

Morning Activities

After clearing immigration and collecting luggage, head to the CDG train station located within the airport. The RER B train runs every 10-12 minutes and takes 35 minutes to reach central Paris. Buy a one-way ticket for ₹270 (€3) from the automated machines – they have English language options.

Time	Activities	Key Info
06:00	Arrival at CDG Airport	Immigration takes ~1 hour
07:00	RER B train from CDG	Terminal 2 station, follow signs
07:45	Transfer at Châtelet-Les Halles	Change to Line 4
08:00	Check-in or store luggage	Most hotels allow early storage
08:30	Breakfast at Café de Flore	Historic literary café
09:30	Start the Montmartre walking tour	18th arrondissement charm

Your first French meal should be at the legendary Café de Flore in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. This 1885 establishment served as a meeting place for intellectuals like Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir. 

A traditional French breakfast includes croissant, baguette with butter and jam, orange juice, and café au lait – total cost around ₹1,100 (€12).

Afternoon Activities

Take Metro Line 12 to Abbesses station in Montmartre. This station features one of only two surviving art nouveau entrances designed by Hector Guimard. The walk to Sacré-Cœur requires climbing several flights of stairs – alternatively, take the funicular for ₹180 (€2).

Begin at Sacré-Cœur Basilica, a Romano-Byzantine church completed in 1914. Entry is free, but climbing to the dome costs ₹540 (€6) and rewards you with panoramic views. 

From here, explore Place du Tertre where artists have worked since 1635 – portrait sketches cost ₹900-1,800 (€10-20).

Stop for lunch at Le Consulat, a Belle Époque restaurant where Picasso and Van Gogh once dined. Their duck confit or beef bourguignon costs ₹1,600-2,250 (€18-25). After lunch, visit:

• Dalí Museum featuring 300+ works (₹1,080 or €12)
• Montmartre Vineyard – Paris’s only working vineyard
• Rue Lepic featuring Amélie film locations
• Moulin Rouge for exterior photos

Evening Activities

Return to your hotel for a quick rest and freshen up. Evening plans take you to the Opéra district for architectural splendor and fine dining.

Take Metro Lines 3, 7, or 8 to Opéra station. The Palais Garnier’s exterior showcases Napoleon III architecture – perfect for photos. Nearby Café de la Paix offers prix fixe menus from ₹3,400 (€38) in their historic dining room.

After dinner, walk to Galeries Lafayette department store for free rooftop views open until 8:30 PM. End your night at Bar Hemingway in the Ritz Paris, where signature cocktails cost ₹2,150 (€24). Hemingway himself spent countless evenings here, and the bar claims to have invented the Bloody Mary.

Pro Tips:

• Buy a 10-ticket carnet for ₹1,620 (€18), saving 27% on single tickets
• Montmartre gets crowded after 11 AM – an early start is recommended
• Many restaurants close between lunch and dinner service (3-7 PM)
• Tipping isn’t required, but leave ₹90-180 (€1-2) for good service

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Day 2 – Louvre to Latin Quarter Discovery

Start early to maximize your time at the world’s most visited museum. Hotel breakfast buffets typically open at 7 AM, or grab fresh pastries from Boulangerie Poilâne near the Louvre for ₹450 (€5).

Morning Activities

The Louvre welcomes 10 million visitors annually, making advance booking essential. Your timed entry ticket allows skipping the general queue at the Pyramid entrance. Download the official Louvre app for free audio guides and navigation.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
07:30	Hotel breakfast	Continental style typical	Included
08:30	Metro to Louvre	Palais Royal-Musée du Louvre station	₹180 (€2)
09:00	Louvre Museum entry	Pyramid entrance with pre-booked ticket	₹1,530 (€17)
09:30	Denon Wing highlights	Mona Lisa, Winged Victory	Included
10:30	Sully Wing exploration	Venus de Milo, Egyptian antiquities	Included
11:30	Richelieu Wing art	Napoleon III apartments	Included

The Louvre spans 60,600 square meters with 35,000 artworks displayed. Must-see pieces include Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa (Room 711), the ancient Greek Venus de Milo, and the dramatic Winged Victory of Samothrace. The Napoleon III apartments showcase Second Empire opulence.

Lunchtime

Exit through the Carrousel du Louvre underground shopping mall and walk to the famous Angelina tearoom on Rue de Rivoli. Their signature hot chocolate, “L’Africain,” costs ₹720 (€8) and comes with whipped cream. The Mont-Blanc pastry featuring meringue and chestnut cream vermicelli costs ₹1,080 (€12).

Afternoon Activities

Walk through the Tuileries Garden towards Île de la Cité, the historic heart of Paris. The garden path leads to Place de la Concorde, where Marie Antoinette was executed during the French Revolution.

Cross the Seine to reach Notre-Dame Cathedral (exterior only during restoration). Nearby Sainte-Chapelle, built in 1248, features 1,113 stained glass panels – entry costs ₹1,080 (€12). Visit the Conciergerie (₹990 or €11) to see Marie Antoinette’s prison cell.

Enter the Latin Quarter through Boulevard Saint-Michel. This intellectual hub houses the Sorbonne University (founded 1150) and countless cafés. Key stops include:

• Shakespeare & Company bookstore – English books since 1951
• Panthéon – tombs of Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo (₹990 or €11)
• Luxembourg Gardens – Marie de Medici’s palace grounds (free)

Evening Activities

Experience Paris from the Seine River with a 1-hour Bateaux Mouches cruise departing from Pont de l’Alma (₹1,350 or €15). Commentary available in multiple languages, including English.

For dinner, book Le Procope, Paris’s oldest restaurant operating since 1686. Regulars included Benjamin Franklin and Napoleon Bonaparte. Main courses like coq au vin or duck à l’orange cost ₹1,800-2,520 (€20-28).

After dinner, explore Saint-Michel’s nightlife. Popular spots include:

• Le Piano Vache – jazz club with ₹900 (€10) cover
• La Palette – artists’ café with outdoor terrace
• L’Académie de la Bière – 200+ beer varieties

Pro Tips:

• The Louvre is closed on Tuesdays
• Combined ticket for Sainte-Chapelle and Conciergerie saves ₹270 (€3)
• Latin Quarter restaurants offer better value than tourist areas
• Book restaurants at least 1 day ahead

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Day 3 – Eiffel Tower and Champs-Élysées Glory

This day covers Paris’s most iconic landmarks. Start with pastries from Maison Landemaine (₹540 or €6) before heading to the Eiffel Tower area.

Morning Activities

Take Metro Line 6 to Trocadéro for the best Eiffel Tower photos. The platform offers unobstructed views perfect for morning light photography. Walk down through the Trocadéro Gardens to reach the tower.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
08:00	Breakfast at Maison Landemaine	Fresh pastries and coffee	₹540 (€6)
09:00	Metro to Trocadéro	Line 6, scenic above-ground route	₹180 (€2)
09:30	Trocadéro platform photos	Best Eiffel Tower viewpoint	Free
10:00	Eiffel Tower summit	Pre-booked entry slot	₹2,250 (€25)
11:30	Champ de Mars gardens	Picnic spot for locals	Free
12:00	Walk along Seine	River views and houseboats	Free

The Eiffel Tower welcomes 7 million visitors annually. Your pre-booked summit ticket includes stops at all three levels. The first level features glass floors, the second has a Michelin-starred restaurant, and the summit offers 360-degree city views.

Lunchtime

Dine at Café Gustave near the Eiffel Tower. This traditional French bistro serves classics like steak-frites and salade niçoise for ₹1,620-2,160 (€18-24). Their sidewalk terrace provides tower views while eating.

Afternoon Activities

Take Metro Line 6 to Charles de Gaulle-Étoile station for the Arc de Triomphe. The monument honors those who fought for France, particularly during Napoleonic Wars. Climb 284 steps to the top for ₹1,170 (€13) – the view down the twelve radiating avenues is spectacular.

Your 1 week in France itinerary continues down the famous Champs-Élysées. This 1.9km avenue hosts luxury boutiques, theaters, and cafés. Window shop at:

• Louis Vuitton flagship store
• Cartier jewelry showroom
• Galeries Lafayette Champs-Élysées
• Disney Store for souvenirs

Stop at Ladurée for their world-famous macarons. A box of 12 costs ₹1,800 (€20). Popular flavors include pistachio, rose, and salted caramel.

Evening Activities

Continue down Champs-Élysées to reach the Grand Palais and Petit Palais. These art nouveau buildings host rotating exhibitions. Petit Palais offers free entry to permanent collections, including works by Monet and Cézanne.

Return to your hotel to freshen up before dinner at Café Marly. This restaurant overlooking the Louvre pyramid offers contemporary French cuisine. Main courses cost ₹3,150-4,050 (€35-45). Reserve a terrace table for pyramid views at sunset.

For nighttime entertainment, consider:

• Moulin Rouge cabaret show with champagne (₹10,800 or €120)
• Jazz club in Saint-Germain (₹1,350 or €15 cover)
• Seine dinner cruise (₹7,200 or €80)

Pro Tips:

• Book Eiffel Tower tickets 60 days in advance
• Arc de Triomphe has an elevator for accessibility
• Champs-Élysées shops stay open until 8 PM
• Avoid restaurants directly on Champs-Élysées – overpriced

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Day 4 – Versailles Palace Day Trip

Experience the grandeur of French royalty at the magnificent Palace of Versailles. Early departure is recommended to avoid crowds.

Morning Activities

Catch the RER C train from Invalides or Saint-Michel stations to Versailles-Rive-Gauche. The 45-minute journey costs ₹225 (€2.50) with a regular metro ticket. Trains run every 15 minutes starting at 5:30 AM.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
07:00	Hotel breakfast	Early meal recommended	Included
07:45	RER C to Versailles	45-minute journey	₹225 (€2.50)
09:00	Palace entry	Pre-booked tickets	₹1,800 (€20)
09:30	Hall of Mirrors	357 mirrors reflecting garden	Included
10:30	King’s Grand Apartments	Louis XIV’s chambers	Included
11:30	Queen’s Apartments	Marie Antoinette’s rooms	Included

Versailles Palace spans 815 hectares with over 2,300 rooms. The Hall of Mirrors stretches 73 meters with 17 mirror-clad arches reflecting 17 windows overlooking the gardens. Audio guides (₹540 or €6) provide detailed historical context.

Lunchtime

Dine at La Petite Venise restaurant within the palace grounds. This Italian restaurant serves pasta and pizza from ₹1,620-1,980 (€18-22). Outdoor seating is available with garden views.

Afternoon Activities

Explore the vast gardens designed by André Le Nôtre. From April to October, the Musical Fountains Show features baroque music and synchronized water displays. Key garden attractions include:

• Apollo Fountain depicting the Sun God’s chariot
• The Grand Canal, where Louis XIV held boat parties
• Marie Antoinette’s Estate with rustic hamlet
• The Grand Trianon palace was built for Louis XIV’s mistress
• Petit Trianon given to Marie Antoinette

Rent a golf cart (₹3,060 or €34/hour) to cover more ground, or bicycles (₹810 or €9/hour) for exercise.

Evening Activities

Return to Paris via RER C train. Back in the city, experience a traditional Parisian dining institution at Bouillon Chartier. This 1896 brasserie maintains Belle Époque décor with mirrored walls and brass fixtures.

The menu features classic French dishes at reasonable prices:

• Escargots (snails): ₹540 (€6)
• Beef bourguignon: ₹1,260 (€14)
• Crème caramel: ₹360 (€4)

After dinner, take an evening stroll along the Seine. The riverbanks transform into a romantic promenade with illuminated bridges and monuments. Consider a nighttime photography session at Pont Alexandre III, Paris’s most ornate bridge.

Pro Tips:

• Tuesday-Sunday for Musical Fountains Show (April-October)
• Buy Palace + Gardens ticket for fountain access
• Last RER train leaves Versailles at 11:45 PM

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Day 5 – Loire Valley Castles Experience

Discover the “Garden of France” on this day trip to the Loire Valley. Two magnificent châteaux showcase Renaissance architecture and royal history.

Morning Activities

Take an early TGV from Paris Montparnasse to Tours. The high-speed train takes 1 hour 10 minutes. Book tickets in advance for best prices – starting from ₹3,600 (€40) one-way.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
06:00	Hotel checkout	Pack breakfast to go	–
06:30	Taxi to Montparnasse	20-minute ride	₹1,350 (€15)
07:00	TGV to Tours	High-speed train	₹3,600 (€40)
08:10	Arrive Tours station	Coffee at station café	₹540 (€6)
08:45	Join guided tour	Coach transfer included	₹4,500 (€50)
09:30	Château de Chenonceau	Bridge castle over river	₹1,350 (€15)

Château de Chenonceau spans the River Cher on a series of arches. Known as the “Ladies’ Castle,” it was shaped by influential women including Catherine de Medici and Diane de Poitiers. The gallery bridge served as a hospital during WWI.

Explore Castle 

After 2 hours at Chenonceau, transfer to Château de Chambord – the Loire’s largest castle with 440 rooms and 365 fireplaces. Key features include:

• Double-helix staircase possibly designed by Leonardo da Vinci
• Rooftop terrace with chimneys resembling a city skyline
• French formal gardens restored to their original design
• Wildlife preserve with deer and wild boar

Entry costs ₹1,260 (€14). Rent a HistoPad tablet (₹630 or €7) for augmented reality tours showing the castle in different eras.

Lunchtime

Return to Tours for lunch at La Cave du Sommelier. This wine bar restaurant pairs local Loire wines with regional specialties. The lunch menu (₹2,700 or €30) includes:

• Rillettes de Tours (pork pâté)
• Andouillette sausage with mustard sauce
• Tarte Tatin (upside-down apple tart)
• Wine tasting of 3 Loire varieties

Afternoon Activities

Explore Tours’ medieval old town centered around Place Plumereau. This square features half-timbered houses dating to the 15th century. Visit Saint-Gatien Cathedral with its flamboyant Gothic architecture.

Key spots in Tours include:

• Rue Nationale for shopping
• Musée des Beaux-Arts in former archbishop’s palace
• Jardin des Prébendes d’Oé park
• Local markets selling goat cheese and wines

Evening Return

Take the 16:00 TGV back to Paris Montparnasse, arriving at 17:10. For dinner, experience Le Train Bleu at Gare de Lyon. This ornate 1901 restaurant resembles a palace with gilded ceilings and crystal chandeliers.

The menu celebrates French gastronomy:

• Foie gras terrine: ₹1,980 (€22)
• Beef Wellington: ₹4,050 (€45)
• Grand Marnier soufflé: ₹1,440 (€16)

Pro Tips:

• Book TGV tickets 3 months ahead for lowest fares
• Loire Valley tours include English-speaking guides
• Chenonceau has night illuminations in summer
• Tours station has luggage lockers if needed

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Day 6 – Mont Saint-Michel Medieval Wonder

Visit France’s most spectacular island abbey rising from tidal flats. This UNESCO site requires an early start for the long journey.

Morning Activities

Depart very early for the TGV to Rennes, then shuttle to Mont Saint-Michel. The total journey takes approximately 4 hours, but is rewarded with unforgettable views.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
05:00	Taxi to Montparnasse	Early morning pickup	₹1,350 (€15)
05:30	TGV to Rennes	2.5-hour high-speed train	₹6,300 (€70)
08:00	Shuttle bus to Mont Saint-Michel	1-hour scenic drive	₹1,800 (€20) round-trip
09:00	Arrive Mont Saint-Michel	Causeway approach	–
09:30	Abbey entrance	Gothic masterpiece	₹1,080 (€12)
10:00	Guided abbey tour	English tours available	₹1,350 (€15)

Mont Saint-Michel’s history spans 1,300 years. The abbey’s construction began in 708 AD after Bishop Aubert’s vision of Archangel Michael. The Gothic abbey church sits 80 meters above sea level with views across the bay.

Island Exploration

Navigate narrow medieval streets climbing to the abbey summit. The Grand Rue features shops in 15th-century buildings selling souvenirs and local specialties. Key sites include:

• Abbey church with Romanesque nave
• Gothic choir and cloister gardens
• Monks’ refectory with vaulted ceiling
• Crypts supporting upper structures
• Ramparts with cannon emplacements

The tide can vary by 14 meters – Europe’s highest tidal range. During spring tides, water completely surrounds the island, recreating its medieval appearance.

Lunchtime

Dine at La Sirène on Mont Saint-Michel’s main street. Try the famous Mère Poulard omelette, whipped to frothy perfection in copper bowls. The lunch menu (₹2,250 or €25) includes:

• Soufflé omelette with herbs
• Pre-salé lamb (grazed on salt marshes)
• Norman apple tart
• Local cider

Afternoon Activities

Take a guided bay walk during low tide (₹1,350 or €15). Certified guides lead groups across tidal flats explaining the unique ecosystem. Quicksand areas require expert navigation – never attempt alone.

Alternative activities:

• Maritime Museum in abbey buildings
• Archéoscope multimedia show
• Parish church of Saint-Pierre
• Photography from causeway bridge

Evening Return

Catch the 15:30 shuttle back to Rennes for the TGV to Paris. Arrive Montparnasse around 19:00. For dinner, visit Chez Janou in Le Marais for Provençal cuisine.

This lively bistro features:

• 80+ pastis varieties
• Ratatouille niçoise: ₹1,620 (€18)
• Bouillabaisse fish stew: ₹2,700 (€30)
• Chocolate mousse served from huge bowl

The outdoor terrace stays busy until late with a young, energetic crowd.

Pro Tips:

• Check tide tables before visiting
• Wear sturdy walking shoes for cobblestones
• Book guided bay walks in advance
• Avoid weekends during peak season

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Day 7 – Hidden Paris and Departure

Your final day explores trendy neighborhoods before departure. Start with a leisurely brunch at Holybelly, famous for pancakes and excellent coffee.

Morning Activities

Discover Canal Saint-Martin, a hip district loved by Parisians. This 4.5km waterway features iron footbridges, tree-lined quays, and trendy cafés.

Time	Activity	Details	Cost
07:30	Brunch at Holybelly	Pancakes and coffee	₹1,620 (€18)
09:00	Canal Saint-Martin walk	Trendy neighborhood	Free
10:00	Musée de l’Orangerie	Monet’s Water Lilies	₹1,080 (€12)
11:30	Place des Vosges	Paris’s oldest square	Free
12:00	Le Marais exploration	Historic Jewish quarter	Free

Holybelly serves North American-style brunch with French ingredients. Their ricotta pancakes with bacon and maple syrup cost ₹1,440 (€16). Arrive early to avoid queues.

The Canal Saint-Martin area features:

• Boutique shops and concept stores
• Street art and murals
• Retractable bridges for boats
• Picnic spots along the water

Museum Visit

The Musée de l’Orangerie houses Monet’s massive Water Lilies murals in two oval rooms. Eight panels create an immersive environment representing the artist’s Giverny garden. The museum also displays works by Cézanne, Matisse, and Picasso.

Afternoon Activities

Explore Le Marais district, Paris’s trendiest neighborhood. This historic area combines medieval architecture with contemporary fashion and art galleries. Must-visit spots include:

• Place des Vosges – 17th-century square
• Musée Carnavalet – Paris history museum (free)
• Rue des Rosiers – Jewish quarter with falafel shops
• BHV department store – Parisian lifestyle shopping

For lunch, visit Breizh Café specializing in Brittany galettes (savory buckwheat crepes). Popular combinations:

• Ham, cheese, egg: ₹1,260 (€14)
• Smoked salmon, crème fraîche: ₹1,620 (€18)
• Salted caramel crepe: ₹810 (€9)

Pair with artisanal cider from ₹720 (€8) per bottle.

Departure Preparations

Return to your hotel for luggage collection. For Charles de Gaulle Airport, options include:

• RER B train: ₹990 (€11), 35 minutes
• Taxi: ₹4,500 (€50), 45-60 minutes
• Private transfer: ₹5,400 (€60), door-to-door service

Allow 3 hours before international flights for check-in and security. CDG offers excellent duty-free shopping, including French wines, perfumes, and luxury goods.

Pro Tips:

• Le Marais shops open on Sundays (rare in Paris)
• Download offline maps before departure
• Keep some euros for airport expenses
• CDG Terminal 2E has the best shopping options

Your Top 7 day itinerary for France concludes with memories of art, architecture, gastronomy, and culture. France’s diversity ensures every visitor finds something magical to remember.

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Hotels

Luxury:

• Le Meurice (Paris) – From ₹45,000 (€500) per night
• Hôtel de Crillon (Paris) – From ₹50,000 (€550) per night
• Grand Hôtel La Cloche (Dijon) – From ₹20,000 (€220) per night

Budget:

• Generator Paris Hostel – From ₹3,000 (€35) per night
• Hôtel ibis Paris Montmartre – From ₹7,000 (€80) per night
• Hôtel de la Porte Dorée (Paris) – From ₹8,000 (€90) per night
• Hôtel Première Classe (various cities) – From ₹4,000 (€45) per night

Food

Luxury:

• Le Jules Verne (Eiffel Tower) – Michelin-starred French cuisine
• Epicure (Le Bristol, Paris) – 3 Michelin stars, classic French
• Maison Lameloise (Burgundy) – 3 Michelin stars, regional specialties

Casual:

• Bouillon Pigalle – Traditional French comfort food
• L’As du Fallafel (Le Marais) – Famous falafel sandwiches
• Paul – Popular bakery chain for pastries and sandwiches
• Café de Flore – Iconic Parisian café

Street Food:

• Crêperies (Montparnasse, Paris) – Sweet and savory crêpes
• Marché Bastille – Cheese, baguettes, rotisserie chicken
• Rue Cler Market – Fresh produce, local treats
• Lyon’s Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse – Food stalls, charcuterie

Shopping

Electronics:

• FNAC – Major electronics and multimedia chain
• Darty – Appliances, gadgets, electronics

Fashion & Luxury:

• Galeries Lafayette (Paris) – High-end brands, designer boutiques
• Printemps Haussmann – Luxury shopping, French labels
• Avenue des Champs-Élysées – Flagship stores, luxury brands

Local Markets:

• Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen (Paris) – Flea market, antiques
• Rue de Rivoli – Souvenirs, Paris-themed gifts
• Les Halles (Paris) – Shopping mall, boutiques

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FAQs

Is 7 days enough to explore France?

Seven days allows you to experience Paris highlights, Versailles, Loire Valley castles, and Mont Saint-Michel. While more time permits deeper exploration, this France itinerary 7 days covers essential attractions perfectly.

What is the average daily cost for a 7 day itinerary in France?

Budget ₹10,000-15,000 (€110-165) daily for mid-range travel including accommodation, meals, attractions, and local transport. Luxury travelers may spend ₹25,000+ (€275+) daily.

Which is the best month to visit France?

April-June and September-October offer mild weather and fewer crowds. July-August is peak tourist season with higher prices and longer queues at attractions.

How much money to take to France for 7 days?

Carry ₹70,000-105,000 (€775-1,165) for a week excluding hotels and flights. This covers meals, attractions, shopping, and transport. Credit cards are widely accepted.

Which area of France is best to stay in?

In Paris, the 1st-4th arrondissements offer central locations near major sights. The 8th near Champs-Élysées suits luxury travelers, while the 10th offers budget options.

Should I include a Provence visit in my itinerary?

With only 7 days, focus on Paris and nearby day trips. Provence deserves 3-4 days minimum, making it better for longer trips or return visits. This 7 days travel route in France maximizes your time in the northern regions.