• Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés - Starting Point: Begin at the oldest church in Paris, established in the 6th century by Merovingian king Childebert I.
  Highlights: Marvel at the Romanesque bell tower, the remnants of the abbey, and enjoy the historic ambiance of the neighborhood.

• Église Saint-Sulpice - Proceed to Saint-Sulpice Square, home to one of Paris’s largest churches, second only to Notre-Dame.
  Highlights:
  Frescoes by Eugène Delacroix.
  The astronomical gnomon, used to determine the equinox.
  The 19th-century Fountain of the Four Bishops.

• Rue de Furstemberg - Wander through Place de Furstemberg, one of Paris’s most charming squares.
  Highlights:
  The former studio of painter Eugène Delacroix, now a museum.
  The cobblestones and lampposts that lend the square its romantic allure.

• Cour du Commerce Saint Andre - Stroll along the Cour du Commerce-Saint-André, an 18th-century cobblestone passage.

• Le Procope - Pass by the grand Hôtel des Invalides, housing Napoleon’s tomb and a military museum. The guide will briefly highlight its historical significance.

• Luxembourg Gardens - Visit the Luxembourg Gardens, created in the 17th century by Marie de’ Medici.
  Highlights: The French-style gardens, statues, and the tranquil atmosphere of the park.

• La Sorbonne - The Sorbonne: Founded in 1257, it educated notable figures like Descartes, Pascal, and Victor Hugo.

• Pantheon - A neoclassical monument celebrating France’s greatest figures, from Voltaire and Rousseau to Marie Curie and Simone Veil.

• Arènes de Lutèce - Explore the Arènes de Lutèce, a 1st-century Roman amphitheater.
  Highlights:
  The remains of the Gallo-Roman arena, once hosting gladiator battles and spectacles.
  The serene garden surrounding the arena, ideal for a brief respite.

• Musee De Cluny - Discover the Musée de Cluny, a medieval treasure within a 15th-century mansion.
  Highlights:
  The Lady and the Unicorn, a series of renowned tapestries.
  Gallo-Roman baths, remnants of ancient Paris.
  Collections of medieval art, including sculptures, stained glass, and manuscripts.

• Church of Saint-Étienne-du-Mont - Continue to Saint-Étienne-du-Mont, a jewel of Gothic and Renaissance architecture.

• Wall of Philip II Augustus - Remnants of the Philippe Auguste Wall, constructed between 1190 and 1215.

• Rue Mouffetard - Meander down Rue Mouffetard, one of Paris’s oldest streets.
  Highlights:
  The bustling market and quaint shops.
  The vibrant atmosphere of this ancient street, dating back to antiquity.

• Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris - A Gothic masterpiece.

• Sainte-Chapelle - Celebrated for its breathtaking stained glass windows.

• Conciergerie - A former royal palace turned prison during the French Revolution, where Marie Antoinette was detained.

• Ile Saint-Louis - Cross the Pont Saint-Louis to Île Saint-Louis, a tranquil haven in the heart of Paris.
  17th-century mansions.
  Charming boutiques and artisanal ice cream shops (like Berthillon).
  Stunning views of the Seine and its quays.

• Pont-Neuf - Conclude your tour at two iconic landmarks.
  Pont Neuf: The oldest bridge in Paris, constructed under Henry IV.
  Place Saint-Michel: Renowned for its fountain and lively atmosphere.

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• Bottled water
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