3 curated days.
A morning pastry at a queued bakery, a canal walk, falafel in the Jewish quarter, a covered market from 1615, the inside-out Pompidou, and an Alsatian brasserie with a glass dome for dinner.
A breakfast up in the Butte, a climb to Sacré-Cœur before the crowds, an artists' square at its morning best, a lunch of charcuterie in the old vineyard, a museum of the neighbourhood, and a Pigalle speakeasy.
Breakfast at a Saint-Germain café where Sartre wrote, the Luxembourg gardens at mid-morning, a Shakespeare and Company stop, lunch at a Camdeborde bistro, the stained glass of Sainte-Chapelle, and the Orsay at golden hour.