One Day Trip in Paris 🇫🇷

One day in France, hurry up and come back… A super urgent trip with 10 hours to travel. We started from Brussels, Belgium, took the first high-speed train at 6 am, took 1 hour and a half to travel, and booked the return trip at 8:30 pm. The temperature was around 10 degrees, so walking was not tiring. The plan was to travel only around Paris, trying to visit different places. Huh… how is this any different from a quick tour? 😂 I got lost. Luckily, I bought a 24-hour transport pass in Paris, unlimited hop-on and hop-off. It can be used on buses and trains, very worth it. At first, I was a little scared because there were quite negative reviews about Paris. But when I actually went, the place was very beautiful. There were a lot of people but it wasn’t as scary as I thought. Or maybe I don’t really use brand-name products. 😅 There were some scammers in the form of a gang of pens, they handed us a chart board that almost poked us in the face, and then they explained that they were an organization, blah blah blah, collecting donations for children or other things. You can give as much or as little as you want. If you meet these guys, quickly put your hands in your pockets and walk away. Another gang came in the form of a rose that was about to poke my face, but luckily I was quick enough to walk around with my hands in my pockets the entire trip because it was cold😅 Planning a trip on my own is not as difficult as I thought. Most of the attractions are near the train and bus stations. You can use Google to navigate. The route we planned to go started at the first place - The Louvre Museum: I was careless and didn't book a ticket. When it was close to the travel date, the tickets were sold out. I had to queue at the front of the event. Luckily, I came early and the queue wasn't long. I gave myself half a day to visit here. - Pont Neuf Bridge: This is a bridge that leaves the museum to walk across to the island in the middle of the water to walk around the museum, including - Notre Dame. If we have the legs, we can walk there. The weather was in the early 10s, so we weren't tired or sweaty. - Pont Alexender III Bridge: Walk around - The Parliament Building and take a picture of the bridge. You can see the Eiffel Tower in the distance, which is beautiful. Take a bus to the city gate. - Charles de Gaulle Étoile: Walk to the checkpoint in the middle of the gate. It's really risky to get hit by a car 😅 But people are still lining up in the middle of the road. - Luxembourg Garden and the palace. Stop by to chill, eat in the garden, and walk around. - Eiffel Tower If you miss the giant light pole, you haven't been to Paris 😅 Just walking through the middle from one side to the other is already tiring. If you walk around, your legs will probably be sore. Maybe because we've been walking all day. Sit in the field and imagine the light poles at night with golden lights. But!!! I forgot that it's not dark here at 2-3 PM 😅 If I wait, I'll miss the train. #France #ParisTravel #100TravelTips