When you step into Paris, you encounter poetry and dreams on the banks of the Seine.

Here's a travel guide for Paris: Sightseeing • Louvre Museum: A world-renowned art museum, home to a vast collection of artistic treasures, such as the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo. It is recommended to book tickets in advance on the official website and avoid peak hours. • Eiffel Tower: The iconic landmark of Paris. You can choose to visit at different times of the day. During the day, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Paris, and at night, the illuminated tower is incredibly romantic. You can purchase tickets online in advance and choose a suitable way to ascend the tower. • Notre Dame Cathedral: An outstanding representative of Gothic architecture, with exquisite interior decoration. Although it has suffered from a fire, its exterior and surrounding scenery are still worth seeing. • Palace of Versailles: The palace of King Louis XIV of France, with magnificent architecture and beautiful gardens. You can take the subway or RER line to get there. It is recommended to allow half a day for the visit. Food Experience • French Bread: Such as the baguette, with a crispy crust and soft interior, it is a staple of the French diet. • French Cheese: A wide variety of cheeses, such as Camembert and Brie, can be enjoyed with bread or wine. • French Pastries: Macarons are colorful and sweet; crêpes come in various flavors, both sweet and savory. • French Steak: Steak cooked to perfection, served with fries and sauce, is delicious. Shopping Recommendations • Champs-Élysées: Known as the "Avenue of Triumph," it is one of the most bustling streets in Paris, with numerous brand stores, restaurants, and cafes. • Galeries Lafayette: A famous shopping mall in Paris, it gathers various high-end brands and fashion items, as well as a food court and an observation deck. • Printemps: Adjacent to Galeries Lafayette, it is also a great place for shopping, offering a wide selection of products and excellent service. Best Time to Travel Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) have mild weather, suitable for outdoor activities and sightseeing; summer (June-August) is the peak tourist season, with hot weather and large crowds, but there are many outdoor activities and festivals; winter (December-February) is relatively cold, but Paris has a unique festive atmosphere during Christmas and New Year.