Walking tour of Paris' must-see attractions - 30,000 steps in 12 hours

The entire city of Paris is divided into 20 districts, arranged in a spiral shape, starting from the city center of the 1st district and extending clockwise to the 20th district. I personally think that Paris is very easy to remember and explain because of this division. This one-day walking tour will take you to the most essential areas of the city center of Paris, from 1st to 8th districts! Paris is really a city worth walking in. It’s not that I don’t take the bus, but it’s easy to miss various monuments and surprises on the road. (Due to the busy schedule, we did not go inside to visit and only looked at it from the outside) This time we started from the Louvre and walked to the Champs-Elysées, passing the Place de la Concorde Garden along the way. Because the weather was good, there were many people in the park and a whole row of chairs were basically occupied by people basking in the sun! Then we saw the famous Arc de Triomphe and checked in. Then walk all the way to the Eiffel Tower to admire it from all angles, then walk to the right to shop at Le Bon department store, cross the Pont Neuf bridge and return to the Louvre! This means walking counterclockwise around the city of Paris is about 30,000 steps! In fact, because the scenery is beautiful and you don’t feel tired when walking and stopping, it is recommended for you who likes walking. You will find many little surprises! #Paris