If you only have 36 hours to rest in Paris before continuing on a long business trip, what will you do to not have to waste time in this magnificent capital? Let us suggest you “express” travel experiences when visiting Paris!

The sharing of self-sufficient travel experiences in this article will surely be very useful if you have the opportunity to visit Paris on a business trip, or for a certain fashion event or you go on a tour and have just over 1 day free to explore this “city of light”. Since you do not have much time to spend here, we  would like to suggest you the outstanding places on both sides of the famous Seine River.

What’s on the banks of the Seine?

Places to visit in Paris are countless, of which the most prominent places are the Eiffel Tower – the symbol of the city, Arc de Triomphe – The Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame Catherdral – Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Opera House Opera Garnier, or the largest cemetery in Paris Père-Lachaise Cemetery. The architectural works on both sides of the Seine today were recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site in 1991.

In addition, Paris is also a famous city with a dense system of museums, art galleries such as The Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, … along with the travel experience of professionals. Not to mention the two famous ancient gardens of Paris, Tuileries and Luxembourg, located on the banks of the charming Siene River, which have added tenderness to the picturesque Paris.

How to move:

The best way to easily visit the landmarks along the Seine is to take the Boat Bus 72 or sign up for the Batobus cruise service, or simply walk. Because road vehicles are prohibited from traveling in this area.

Day 1

5 pm Start up

If you want to go to a place with great views without having to queue to buy expensive tickets to the Eiffel Tower, according to my travel experience, Ballon de Paris is not a bad choice. The affordable hot air balloon tour (€12, equivalent to $14), will take you to a height of 450m. From here you can see the Parc André Citroën park, or the breathtaking panorama of Paris, the intersecting boulevards, including historical sites and the neighboring Gustave Eiffel TV tower.

Then, with our travel experience , you should enjoy a cocktail or glass of wine for only 5 euros while watching the sunset at La Javelle – a self-catering food court on both sides of the river. Seine River or stop by food trucks, outdoor music stages, bars, or you can visit on moored boats decorated with colorful lights, on ships or selling souvenirs old furniture.

7:30 pm Enjoy like a real French

From cod in Thai appetizers to desserts made from tapioca or coconut milk, there is a tropical culinary breeze from RadioEat restaurant. Banana leaves are lined underneath pieces of boneless chicken with caramel sauce, adding flavor to the dish. Tasty fresh tiramisu with red orange flavor and toast with pistachios. (Other concoctions include crispy asparagus, Gorgonzola cheese sauce and thick tuna steak served with smoked grilled leeks.)

The beauty of the Seine River and Bir Hakeim Bridge seen through the tall, beautiful window like the famous movie ” Last Tango in Paris ” will satisfy any fastidious guest, while outside will be a show. Performances from street artists will lighten your mood. Three dishes for 2 will cost about 100 euros.

9:30 pm Night at the museum

A place not to be missed in our travel experience sharing  is the Palais de Tokyo. Considered a place to both have fun and cultivate knowledge for young French people, the Palais de Tokyo is a place full of fun and diversity. Art enthusiasts and bookworms can satisfy their passion until late at night in the Contemporary Art exhibition area (entry ticket 12 euros) and the place where art books are displayed. design, architecture, fashion and many more genres.

You can also enjoy drinks at Monsieur Bleu restaurant, which is elegantly decorated, or Les Grands Verres, a combination of restaurant and outdoor bar when the weather is warm. Enjoy Frozaaay (a rosé mixed with watermelon juice, 12 euros) and a cocktail called One Night in Paris (gin, wine, wine, and hibiscus, 12 euros). If you want to immerse yourself in the lively concert atmosphere, you can go to Yoyo Nightclub.

Day 2:

10 am Charming castles

Gratuit , which means “free”, is a word that you cannot think of when in this expensive Paris. But we will give you the experience of free travel in Paris when coming to Petit Palais, you will think completely differently. Built for the Universal Exposition of 1900, the museum is large and free of charge. Museum of European art, from ancient Greek vases to materials on the Flemish language (Dutch-Belgium). In addition, you will also enjoy the artworks of two painter brothers Gustave Doré and Gustave Moreau who are famous painters who have created shimmering pictures of the ascension of Christ. This is the pride of the Impressionist School.

1 pm Food Gods

You can try on traditional Roman or Egyptian costumes and then dine at Minipalais – a domed restaurant with large columns, statues of gods and mosaics of the pharaohs. outside. Grand Palais basement – ​​A large exhibition event built for the Universal Exposition of 1900 – where the restaurant sells typical European dishes. According to our travel experience Then you should try the cold Spanish soup, grilled octopus and pasta with spicy Spanish sausage. The salmon appetizer is smoked and lightly cooked for a subtle grilled flavor, enlivened by a hit of mousseline. You should order chicken breast cooked with creamy white asparagus with a thin slice of Italian white lardo. So you have an extremely hearty lunch for only 100 euros for two.

3 pm The museums are full of aesthetics

While large, well-known museums like the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay are close together, small and discreet museums like the Musée de l’Orangerie can be overlooked. Built in the 19th century, the museum was built of stone, has glass doors on the Seine side and has classical architecture. The Orangerie Museum is a museum of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, located in the Tuileries gardens, on the right bank of the Seine. The famous painter Claude Monet brought here his works on water lilies that he painted in 1914 and then donated them to the government. Entrance ticket 9 euros.

5 pm Orchid and ice cream garden

Senie’s main shopping street leads past florists, vintage bookstores and past the historic islands, Île de la Cité and Île St.-Louis. You can create your very own miniature Louvre at La Reine Margot, a boutique that sells art from Ancient Greece, Ancient Egypt, the Roman Empire and even archaeological trinkets. learning created by contemporary creators. Or you can have your own garden at the Marché aux Fleurs. Founded in the 1830s, this is a paradise of rare orchids, sculpted cactus, or soaps made from flowers, fruit jams and more. Finally, cross the Pont St.-Louis bridge and wander the trendy streets from Charles Baudelaire and Rothschilds to the Upper Concept Store, a fashion boutique combined with a cafe for freelance designers from all over the world. On Berthillon Street, there is a favorite ice cream parlor in Paris, you must definitely try this ice cream shop.

10 pm Find your own restaurant/cafe right on the train

The correct French name is “péniche”, it means barge on board or bow, and in Paris you will easily see the image of a boat moored on the shore, inside the ship can be a cafe or a restaurant. eat something. Sometimes there are live music concerts, combined with chilled wine (called de rigueur), it is a memorable night in this love city of Paris. For a view of Île St.-Louis, you should choose a train called the Péniche Marcounet, which is a small, old ship with Neo-Industrial decorations and a jazz band performing every day. If the weather is warm, you should try painting the Bohemian believers, sitting on the benches along the river and ordering yourself a bottle of chardonnay (12 euros). Besides, Be a luxury guest at Les Maquereaux – which features delicate yellow wood furniture and outdoor chairs. Enjoy a glass of Moscow Mule paired with gin, or cognac (11 euros)

Last day

10 pm Enjoy your last day at the park

There is no better place to see daily life in Paris than the Jardin des Plantes, which has large yards, tall trees, romantic flower gardens and stately old buildings. This is a reasonable place for those who love to run, or picnic, inside there is also a zoo with more than 170 species living. This zoo is the 2nd oldest in the world, built on the foundation of the church, covering an impressive tropical jungle world, fog, and even plants that only appear in Africa, Asia, and South America such as banana trees, teak trees, vines as well as lakes and caves. Entrance ticket, 7 euros.

Noon in Paris, Pixelated

For your last day in Paris, it would be appropriate to revisit this dreamy city at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal. This is not only an exhibition of architecture and views of the urbanization of Paris, but also a map of the whole city of Paris with a size of 400 square feet. The map shows every detail of the road and structure, allowing you to move and zoom to any place on the map with just one control panel. Afterwards, you can learn more about the history of the city of Paris by going to the ground floor of the building, which contains documents, photos, illustrated timelines (including touch screens) that take you from the Middle Ages to the present. This work was contributed to build by Mr. Le Corbusier and some other architects. Of course, this place is completely free to enter.

Above are the “hurry” travel experiences in Paris that we  are pleased to introduce to our readers for reference. We  wish those who are planning to travel to Paris will have fun and useful sharing.