PARIS IN 3 DAYS, THE MUST SEE SIGHTS NOT TO MISS

Paris is not only visited, it is discovered, it is felt. Along its majestic avenues, its riverbanks and its history filled monuments, the capital reveals a timeless elegance that fascinates travelers from around the world. Even during a short stay, it is possible to capture the essence of the City of Light.

Three days are enough and offer the time to explore the great symbols of Paris, admire its architectural masterpieces and let yourself be carried away by the unique atmosphere of its neighborhoods. From Hôtel de Sers, located just steps from the Champs Élysées and Place de l’Étoile, travelers benefit from an ideal starting point to discover the must see sights of the capital.

Between iconic monuments, prestigious museums and elegant strolls, here are the experiences not to be missed when visiting Paris in three days.

THE GREAT LANDMARKS
of Paris

THE EIFFEL TOWER, A TIMELESS SYMBOL OF PARIS

It is impossible to imagine a stay in Paris without discovering the Eiffel Tower. Built for the 1889 World’s Fair, the famous Iron Lady overlooks the capital and remains one of its most recognizable symbols.

From the Trocadéro gardens or the Champ de Mars, its metal silhouette offers one of the most iconic views of the city. To extend the experience, going up to its levels allows you to admire a spectacular panorama over the Haussmann rooftops and the grand Parisian avenues.

THE ARC DE TRIOMPHE AND THE CHAMPS ÉLYSÉES

Just a few minutes from Hôtel de Sers, the Arc de Triomphe stands as one of the capital’s must see monuments. It pays tribute to the soldiers of the French army and dominates the famous Place Charles de Gaulle.

From its panoramic terrace, the view of the twelve avenues radiating from the square is impressive. The walk can then continue along the Champs Élysées, one of the most famous avenues in the world, where prestigious boutiques, theaters and iconic cafés meet.

THE MUST SEE MUSEUMS
to discover

THE LOUVRE MUSEUM, A TREASURE OF WORLD HERITAGE

The Louvre Museum is among the most prestigious cultural institutions in the world. A former royal palace turned museum, it now houses thousands of major works in the history of art.

The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, the Winged Victory of Samothrace and the Venus de Milo are among its essential masterpieces. The architecture of the museum also fascinates visitors, notably the glass pyramid designed by architect Ieoh Ming Pei, now one of the Louvre’s iconic images.

THE ORSAY MUSEUM AND IMPRESSIONIST ART

Housed in a former 19th century railway station, the Orsay Museum presents one of the finest Impressionist collections in the world.

Works by Monet, Renoir, Degas and Van Gogh reveal the full artistic richness of the late 19th century. The large clocks of the former station also offer a spectacular view over the Seine and the Tuileries gardens.

THE EMBLEMATIC NEIGHBORHOODS
to explore

MONTMARTRE AND THE CHARM OF BOHEMIAN PARIS

Perched on the Montmartre hill, this mythical district preserves the atmosphere of artists’ Paris. Its cobbled streets, stairways and small squares create a picturesque setting that invites you to wander.

The Sacré Cœur Basilica, located at the top of the hill, offers one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Paris. Nearby, Place du Tertre keeps the artistic tradition of the district alive with its painters.

SAINT GERMAIN DES PRÉS AND THE ELEGANCE OF THE LEFT BANK

Saint Germain des Prés embodies the intellectual elegance of the Left Bank. Legendary cafés, art galleries and historic bookstores reflect the cultural effervescence that has shaped this neighborhood over time.

Strolling through its streets reveals a more intimate Paris, where one gladly stops at a terrace to observe Parisian life.

ÎLE DE LA CITÉ AND NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL

In the heart of the Seine, Île de la Cité is home to one of Paris’s most emblematic monuments: Notre Dame Cathedral.

A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, it fascinates with its gargoyles, rose windows and majestic towers. The riverbanks surrounding the island invite you to stroll and offer some of the most romantic views in the capital.

HÔTEL DE SERS
to a privileged address

Located in the prestigious 8th arrondissement, just steps from the Champs Élysées, Hôtel de Sers is an ideal starting point for discovering the must see sights of Paris.

Set in a former 19th century private mansion, this five star hotel combines the elegance of Haussmann architecture with refined contemporary design. Its privileged location makes it easy to reach the capital’s major landmarks, museums and emblematic neighborhoods.

After a day exploring the streets of Paris, travelers return to a peaceful and elegant setting, perfect for extending the Parisian experience.

Because discovering Paris in three days is above all about letting yourself be carried away by the charm of its avenues, the richness of its heritage and the incomparable atmosphere that makes the French capital a truly unique destination.