Honeymoon In Paris: 30+ Best Things To Do + Practical Tips

Are you planning a honeymoon in Paris? This article will show you the best thing to do, where to stay and all the practical tips to make your planning process smooth!

Widely known as the City of Love, Paris is one of the most romantic cities to spend your honeymoon in!

Its romantic atmosphere is proven by love birds across the globe who use it as a destination for proposals, romantic photoshoots, weddings, and honeymoon retreats!

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From cruising down the Seine with your new husband or wife to strolling through cobblestone streets hand-in-hand, there are a number of fun and romantic things to do on a honeymoon in Paris.

And to help you plan your honeymoon in the most romantic city, I’ve compiled a list of top Paris honeymoon places and activities plus practical tips to ensure a blissful stay and to make sure you start your marriage in the best way possible.

Before You Go, Here’s How to Plan Your Visit To Paris: Practical Quick Tips

MUST-DO EXPERIENCES HAPPENING NOW IN PARIS
Château de Lumières in Vincennes: A fascinating show on the history of the château through the centuries 
Candlelight show: Perfect if you want to be treated to a candlelit music show in a beautiful Parisian venue: (4.8/10)
Cabaret at Moulin Rouge: A cabaret in the iconic Moulin Rouge is a must: (4.7/10)

Best Things to do on a Honeymoon in Paris

From things to do, where to stay, and eat to when to visit, this Paris honeymoon guide will give you all the information you may need during your trip planning process.

1. Take in the Beauty of The Eiffel Tower

First on this list of the best things to do on a honeymoon in Paris is a no-brainer. Whether you’re in Paris for a honeymoon or not, the Eiffel Tower is a must-visit — but it’s even extra romantic if you’re visiting it with your new husband or wife.

Frequently rated one of the most romantic landmarks on earth, this Parisian icon is a popular spot for all romantic occasions be it proposals, wedding photoshoots, and honeymoon stopovers.

For an extra sprinkle of romance, I suggest heading up to the observation deck for sprawling views of the city, or to time your visit around sunset to watch it drenched in the golden glow.

The tower is also beautiful at night when it sparkles on the hour for 5 minutes from nightfall till midnight, making it a magical and romantic moment you’ll love as newlyweds.

It’s free to visit if you intend to take in its beauty from down, but if you want to climb to the top for stunning views of the city, make sure that you purchase this Eiffel Tower skip-the-line entry ticket in advance to avoid wasting time in queues — it’s not fun waiting in a long queue on your honeymoon.

And while you can visit on your own, you can also opt for this Eiffel Tower guided tour to learn more about this landmark from a knowledgeable and friendly tour guide.

2. Take a Romantic Seine River Cruise

A cruise on the Seine River is a perfect activity for honeymoons in Paris. Hop aboard a Seine River Cruise for a fun and romantic way to see the sights of Paris from the water.

Great in all seasons, you can choose to sit in a spacious air-conditioned lounge or enjoy some lovely breeze on a panoramic terrace.

Since you’re on your honeymoon, I suggest opting for this intimate nighttime dinner cruise that comes with a gourmet 3-course meal, guaranteed window seating for the best views, and live jazz music to set the mood.

Be sure to keep your eyes peeled as you cruise past majestic Parisian monuments such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the statue of liberty at Île aux Cygnes (a human-made island in Paris), and more. There is nothing more romantic than this!

However, if you’re honeymooning on a budget, you can opt for this 1 hour Seine sunset cruise where you’ll still enjoy the views but no romantic setting or dinner.

You can also check out my recommended tours and activities in Paris in the widget below all offered by my favorite tour provider GetYourGuide.

3. Plan a Romantic Picnic

Planning a spring or summer honeymoon? If you’re blessed with sunny and not-so-cold temperatures during your trip, consider having a picnic in Paris!

Fun fact: Did you know that it was the French people who invented the word pique-nique back in 1962? Over the years, picnics have become an important part of French culture, and Parisians are huge picnic pros.

There are plenty of lovely parks, gardens, and green spaces in the city where you can have a romantic Parisian-style picnic.

Bring along a mat, and pack some pastries, snacks, cheese, and wine for a memorable time.

Some of the most beautiful parks in Paris to picnic from include; Tuileries Garden, Jardin du Luxembourg, Parc Monceau, Champ de Mars (for views of the Eiffel Tower), Parc de la Villette, Bois de Vincennes, and more. You can even picnic on the banks of the Seine river or Canal Saint Martin.

If you’re not sure how to plan everything, I have a dedicated article that will show you how to plan the perfect picnic in Paris.

4. Proclaim Your Love in Different Languages at the Wall of Love

Located in the Square Jehan Rictus in Montmartre, the Wall of Love may sound like a cliché but is a cute place to pop by if you’re in the area!

Created by two artists Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito with the mission of constructing a lasting monument dedicated to eternal adoration, the Wall of Love features the words “I Love You” 311 times in 250 different languages and dialects!

While the wall is a genius idea, one interesting fact you may not have known is that the artists collected the phrase in different languages by knocking on the doors of embassies and asking their foreign neighbors.

You may not spot the wall in plain sight and you’ll have to step into the garden to see it. The best part is that it’s free making it one of the best free things to do in Paris on a honeymoon.

5. Catch a Sunset

There are a few things as romantic as catching a breathtaking sunset with your loved one.

Paris looks extra romantic drenched in the dusk light, and there are many spots where you can catch a nice sunset in the city.

To view it from the top, consider getting to the observation deck or rooftop of the Montparnasse Tower (you’ll need this ticket to access the terrace), the Centre Georges Pompidou, the Eiffel Tower, or the Galeries Lafayette.

Stay till the sun disappears from the horizon and you’ll see the twinkling city lights come on!

For a sunset stroll, Montmartre, along the Seine River, Jardin des Tuileries, Trocadero, and Pont Neuf are picturesque in the evenings.

Evening picnics are also very popular in Paris, so you can consider that to catch a sunset with a drink in hand.

6. Have a Romantic Meal

There’s nothing like having a nice, romantic sit-down meal while you’re on honeymoon! Lucky for you, Paris is the perfect city to do so.

Besides quaint bakeries where you can get delicious French pastries and charming local bistros that serve up comfort French classics such as onion soup, escargots, and beef tartare, there are countless romantic restaurants in Paris where you can enjoy an intimate candlelit dinner after a long day out in the sun to indulge in French food and wine.

There are over 100 Michelin-starred restaurants in Paris and most of them are great for a memorable full-course or fine dining meal if you’re up to splurge a little, but there are also many that won’t burn a hole in your wallet.

Many of them offer lunch hour specials if you’re on a budget yet want to have something nice, but for an extra touch of romance, opt for a romantic candle-lit dinner date.

Make sure to place a reservation in advance if you don’t want to be disappointed as these high-end restaurants book up fast.

If your hearts are set on a particular restaurant, especially these Parisian restaurants with Eiffel Tower views, you may need to book as early as 3 months in advance to get a table.

However, if Michelin-starred restaurants and those with Eiffel Tower views are not in your budget, you can opt for one of these restaurants in Montmartre or these Paris rooftop restaurants that not only serve delicious food but also great views.

7. Go Wine tasting

Next up on this list of things to do in Paris on honeymoon is to go wine tasting. France is one of the biggest wine-producing and consuming countries in the world, and Parisians take their wine seriously.

From wine-tasting tours to informal tastings (dégustations) offered at most wine shops and wine bars, wine-tasting is a fun, delicious, and educational experience that will elevate your appreciation of wine as newlyweds.

Many wine bars (bar à vins) and wine shops (caviste) offer tastings at specific times but if you don’t want to plan or prefer something more elevated, you can book this French Wine Tasting Class with a sommelier located just a few minutes from the Louvre.

You’ll learn how wine is made and how to properly taste it, as well as the differences between wine produced in different regions of France such as Champagne, Bordeaux, and the Rhone under the guidance of a friendly and knowledgeable sommelier (wine steward).

8. Walk Across the Pont des Arts

Affectionately known as the bridge of love, Pont des Arts is a popular attraction amongst couples.

Lovers used to be able to attach love locks (padlocks with their names engraved) to its railings before tossing the key into the river to express their eternal devotion to each other.

Unfortunately, this damaged the bridge and hundreds of thousands of locks were removed from it, and you can no longer do so now.

However, the bridge remains one of the most romantic spots in Paris, and it offers beautiful views of the Seine and its surroundings.

Besides being popular for strolls, it was also featured in many romantic French films over the years!

9. Explore The Charming Neigborhood of Montmartre

Montmartre is my favorite neighborhood in Paris and it’s at the top of my recommended Paris honeymoon places.

With a quaint bohemian village vibe, winding cobblestone streets, and charming sights such as Sacre-Coeur (which you can climb for stunning views), Place du Tertre, Musee de Montmartre, and Rue de l’Abreuvoir, there are a lot of places to visit in Montmartre.

This cute village was also home and usually frequented by famous artists like Van Gogh, Picasso, Renoir, and many others and the artistic charm can easily be seen at Place du Tertre.

Spend your afternoon at Place du Tertre, commonly known as Artists’ Square which is known for being a base for painters who offer portrait sessions. Get a couple’s portrait painted here as a meaningful and timeless memento of your honeymoon trip to Paris!

With the various things to see in Montmartre, you may need a full day or at least an afternoon to see the highlights, but if you want to get the most out of your short visit, I recommend joining this Montmartre guided tour.

With this tour, you’ll see both the major attractions and hidden gems while learning about the history of this quaint village.

10. Sign Up for a Romantic Exploration Game in Montmartre

Take your visit to Montmartre a notch higher by booking this Romantic Montmartre Exploration Game.

This game will help you discover Montmartre in a fun way with your loved one while solving puzzles and following clues to explore hidden and known attractions of the area.

This is a fun way to learn about Montmartre, its love stories, and history while also having an amazing time with your new spouse.

11. Visit the Musée de la Vie Romantique

There are many museums in Paris, but I have a soft spot for underrated ones that not many people head to and the charming Musée de la Vie Romantique is one of those.

Nestled at the foot of Montmartre hill in the 9th arrondissement, the Musée de la Vie Romantique translates to the Museum of Romantic Life and is a lovely literary museum housed in a pretty villa covered.

The museum displays paintings, artwork, portraits, furniture, and jewelry from the 18th and 19th centuries, focusing on French authors and artists such as George Sand, Ary Scheffer, and Ernest Renan.

Besides admiring the displays here, you can also check out the tranquil garden and lovely tea house where you can enjoy a cup of freshly-brewed tea, coffee, pastries, or cakes!

12. Have a Couple’s Photoshoot Around the City

Paris is amongst the most photographed cities in the world, and it’s heaven-on-earth for couples’ photoshoots.

Filled with picturesque settings and romantic monuments, you won’t run out of places to take photos in Paris.

While you can of course take photos on your own with the help of a friend or tripod, I suggest booking this professional photoshoot service if you’d like to do it right!

This way, you’ll be able to capture your Paris memories in a unique way while having fun together.

Plus, the professional photographer will know the best spots and timings to get perfect shots (or you can make suggestions if you have specific places you want) that will last you a lifetime.

13. Plan a Day Trip to Versailles

Want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center on a day trip? One romantic day trip destination I highly recommend for couples is Versailles — a charming royal town located an easy 30-minute drive from Paris.

Home to one of the most majestic palaces in the world, beautiful gardens, and plenty of architectural landmarks, Versailles is lots of fun to explore.

You’ll be able to take in the beauty of the hall of mirrors and its countless chandeliers and explore the luxurious palace rooms and the well-maintained gardens.

If you’re an adventurous couple, you can bike around the palace complex (it’s possible to book a bike onsite), or go paddle boating on the Grand Canal. Tired of exploring, you can even have a relaxing picnic there.

While you’re here with your significant other, don’t miss out on a visit to the Temple of Love (Temple de l’Amour), a romantic garden folly nestled in the center of a lake in the palace grounds.

Adored deeply by Marie Antoinette (the last Queen of France before the French Revolution), the alluring Temple of Love consists of 12 Corinthian columns, a white marble dome, and a Cupid statue in its center.

It is believed that couples who kiss here will have everlasting love — a thing that all newlyweds wish for.

And if your honeymoon is in spring or summer (April- October), you’ll enjoy the magnificent fountain show in the gardens of Versailles which is bound to elevate your honeymoon experience.

You can plan your visit on your own but if you don’t want to stress with the planning, you can go on this organized Versailles palace day trip from Paris.

The tour includes a transfer from Paris to the palace and a guided tour of the palace itself and a visit to the gardens. From there, you can enjoy the palace complex at your own pace.

If you choose to visit independently, then check out this post on how to get from Paris to Versailles palace for a smooth trip, and make sure you purchase this Versailles palace entry ticket in advance.

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14. Join a Cooking or Baking Class Together

Want to do something more than sightseeing? One of the best Paris honeymoon ideas is to have a fun hands-on experience with your significant other.

If you’re both foodies and enjoy the cuisine of France, how about learning to make them yourselves by signing up for either a cooking or baking class?

There are plenty of cooking studios in Paris that offer workshops run by trained local chefs that will teach you the secrets of French cuisine.

If you’re into baking, you’ll love learning how to bake macaroons from scratch with this workshop, (you’ll also get a copy of a recipe and take back home a pack of Macarons you made) or master the hidden techniques of French desserts such as Grand Marnier Souffle or molten chocolate cake with this pastry cooking class.

If you’re more inclined to food than pastries, you’ll have fun assembling a full 3-course French meal that you can recreate when you get home! 

With this 5-hour cooking class, you’ll learn more about French cuisine and its secrets and then prepare a 3-course meal which you’ll enjoy at the end of your class.

15. Stay in a Romantic Hotel

Elevate your honeymoon getaway to Paris by booking a stay at a romantic hotel. As one of the most romantic cities in the world, Paris has a great selection of stays for honeymooners.

From charming boutiques to elegant mansions and cozy apartments, all you have to do is do a bit of research to identify a love nest that will make your holiday all the more memorable.

I suggest sitting down with your significant other to find out what sort of stay would be ideal for both of you and plan your accommodation accordingly!

Do you want to have bathtub soaks, stay in a neighborhood with plenty of cafes, or wake up to unobstructed views of the Eiffel Tower?

My recommendations for hotels with great views of the Eiffel Tower that are also utterly romantic include Hotel Duquesne Eiffel, Hotel Regina Louvre, Hotel le Walt, Hotel San Regis, Shangri-La Paris, Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel, and more. 

If you’d rather stay in a romantic apartment or Airbnb, then you can book a stay at Résidence Charles Floquet, this luxury penthouse, or check for more options on my post about the best Airbnb with an Eiffel Tower view.

16. Shop for Gifts for Each Other

If your or your partner’s love language is gifts, be sure to add shopping to your Paris honeymoon itinerary!

Paris takes shopping seriously, and you’ll be able to find everything and anything in the city’s picturesque shopping streets, lovely boutiques, luxury stores, and sophisticated malls.

Make a game out of this and shop for gifts for each other during your trip! This way you can give your new husband or wife a small surprise, and something memorable to bring home.

If you’re not sure where to start, pop by the iconic Champs-Élysées or the famous Parisian department stores such as Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, Le Bon Maché, Le BHV Marais, and Printemps Haussmann.

Whether you want to buy some French luxury brands from French jewelry, clothing, French perfume, French handbag, and French watches, to French lingerie that will always remind you of your fond honeymoon in Paris, you can be assured of finding what you’re looking for.

And if your Paris honeymoon falls in the sales season (January-February) for winter sales and (June – July) for summer sales, you’ll be able to save big on your purchases.

17. Go on a Helicopter Ride

Bring your honeymoon to the next level by seeing the major attractions of Paris from the sky!

A helicopter tour is a fun, unique, and once-in-a-lifetime experience that’s worthy of a splurge.

Fly over the majestic sights of Paris and play a game of ‘I spy’ as you keep your eyes peeled for iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower in a distance, the Château de Versailles, bridges that span across the Seine, Montparnasse Tower, and more.

This helicopter ride runs for 2 hours (with a 25-minute flight) and comes inclusive of a stopover at Saint-Cyr l’Ecole where you can enjoy some drinks, take photos in front of the helicopter, and chat with your captain.

18.  Watch an Opera Show at the Palais Garnier

One of the best things to do on a honeymoon in Paris is to catch an opera show at Palais Garnier.

The impressive opera house runs plenty of shows whether you’re a fan of classic operas, ballets, recitals, or musical performances. Check the list of shows available on the Palais Garnier official site so you can plan your visit accordingly.

And no, you don’t have to don a fancy evening gown or tuxedo to watch an opera show at Palais Garnier!

As long as you’re not dressed sloppily, casual smart everyday outfits will do, so make sure you pack something nice for a fun opera evening while you’re on your Paris honeymoon though! Take this as your opportunity to doll up and get out of your usual sturdy sightseeing shoes.

However, even if you’re not a fan of Opera shows, you should still visit the Palais Garnier on a self-guided visit to take in its opulence.

From the Grand staircase, its dazzling Grand foyer, and countless chandeliers to mosaic works and fancy touches everywhere you look, this is one place not to miss on your honeymoon to Paris.

Unlike the show which is pricey, a self-guided visit is easily affordable. You’ll need to buy this Palais Garnier entry ticket to gain access.

You can also learn more about this landmark by reading these interesting facts about Palais Garnier.

19. Admire Art at Paris’ Best Museums

As a city enveloped in art, there is a plethora of museums that will impress art enthusiasts.

You can spend your afternoon strolling through the Louvre museum to see the famed Mona Lisa and other famous Louvre paintings and sculptures.

Being the most famous art museum in the world, it is usually crowded, so plan your trip well to avoid crowds or better yet purchase this Louvre museum timed entry ticket to avoid wasting time.

However, the Louvre is not the only museum in Paris worth visiting! There are over 130 museums in the city to choose from depending on the kind of art you’re interested in. Below are some of the cool museums not to miss.

Orsay museum: If you’re into impressionist and post-impressionist art, this museum will not disappoint. You’ll find paintings by Claude Monet, Édouard Manet, Auguste Renoir, Van Gogh, and many other famous international and French painters. Purchase this ticket to admire the art in the Orsay museum.

Centre Pompidou: Have a knack for modern and contemporary art? This is one museum in Paris you shouldn’t miss. Another feature that makes this museum stand out is that it has a rooftop observation deck where you can enjoy stunning views. Grab this ticket to access Centre Pompidou.

Musée Marmottan Monet: If you’re both fans of Claude Monet, this museum should be high on your Paris bucket list. It houses one of the largest collections of the artist’s paintings including the famous Impression, Sunrise. You’ll need this ticket to visit it.

Musée de l’Orangerie: This museum also houses impressionist and post-impressionist paintings but it’s most famous for the large water lilies paintings by Claude Monet. Grab this reserved entry ticket to avoid the long lines.

Besides the above famous museums, you can also check out these smaller and free museums in Paris.

20. Experience Magic at Disneyland Paris

If you’re looking for a fun and magical day trip from Paris, look no further than Disneyland Paris.

In less than 1 hour from Paris, you’ll be surrounded by the magic of Disney, meet Disney characters, and ride in fun and thrilling Disneyland Paris rides to unleash the kids in you.

If you’re coming from the airport, you can read this post on how to get from CDG airport Disneyland Paris and make sure that you know these Disneyland Paris tips for a memorable day.

And don’t forget to grab this Disneyland Paris entry ticket before you go to avoid the long ticketing queues.

21. Have an Evening of Entertainment at a Cabaret

One of the best ways to spend a romantic night in Paris is by watching a cabaret show where you’ll be treated to mesmerizing and electric performances from dances, songs, and glittering attires while also enjoying champagne and dinner.

There are quite a number of cabarets in Paris but the ones I recommend include Moulin Rouge, Crazy Horse, and Paradis Latin. However, deciding which one to go for depends on what you enjoy as a couple.

If you want the most famous and touristy that showcases the traditional can-can dances, then Moulin Rouge is the best choice. You should note that seats book out fast so purchase your ticket early enough. You can opt for this Moulin rouge cabaret show with champagne and dinner or this one with just champagne — it’s also a bit cheaper.

If you’re both looking for a much more modern and s&nsual show with charming light effects and seductive dancers, this cabaret show at Le Crazy Horse de Paris is the perfect option for you.

If you want something more authentic that is not crowded and not too s&xual, Paradis Latin is the best option. Plus, its friendly budget compared to other cabarets in Paris makes it worthwhile. You can book your cabaret show at Paradis Latin here.

22. Go For a Romantic Paris Vintage Citroën 2CV Tour

What is a honeymoon in Paris without a ride in a Vintage Citroën 2CV car? On this vintage ride, your driver/tour guide will take you through the charming streets of Paris like Champs-Élysées while visiting the city’s most romantic places including the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Montmartre, and more.

And to crown your visit, you’ll toast to each other with a glass of champagne.

23. Stroll the Banks of the Seine

While taking a cruise on the river is one activity not to miss, strolling on the banks of the Seine hand in hand is also a fun romantic activity in Paris.

Besides enjoying the views of the Seine, you’ll be able to spot some landmarks like the Notre Dame Cathedral if you’re in the area of Ile de la cite, and even admire the beautiful bridges of Paris.

But regardless of where you walk on the Seine banks, you’re bound to have a great time.

24. Take in the View of Paris From Various Vantage Points

Paris is stunning from below but it gets even more beautiful from above. There are various vantage points to take in the beauty of Paris both free and paid and depending on how much time you have in Paris, try to check out at least one or two.

My favorite place to take in the city views is no doubt the Arc de Triomphe (you’ll need this entry ticket to access its observation) to get a glimpse of the Effiel Tower and the 12 diverging roads from Place Charles de Gaule.

Other places that offer stunning views of Paris include the dome of Sacre Coeur, the rooftop of Galeries Lafayette and Printemps Haussmann, Montparnasse Tower, Centre Pompidou, and more.

25. Go off the beaten path

If you’re a couple that enjoys a much less-discovered route compared to all the famous attractions or you have more time to embark on an off-the-beaten path, then you’ll be happy to know that there are many hidden gems in Paris.

From exploring the Île Aux Cygnes (Island of Swans) a human-made Island that houses the largest statue of liberty in Paris, Atelier Des Lumières for an immersive digital art display, to the Wine Museum, there are so many non-touristy things to do in Paris that you’ll enjoy on your honeymoon.

More Ideas for a Romantic Honeymoon in Paris

• Explore the Latin Quarter. You can check out the best things to do in the Latin Quarter here.
  
  
• Catch a sunrise with the Eiffel Tower. The best place to watch a sunrise with the Eiffel Tower is at Trocadero square.
  
  
• Have a drink at a rooftop bar. Here are the best rooftop bars in Paris I recommend.
  
  
• Splurge on an Afternoon tea. Check out the best places for afternoon tea in Paris.
  
  
• Visit Notre Dame and the entire Ile de la cite island. These are my favorite places to visit on Ile de la cite.
  
  
• Indulge in French food on a food walking tour. This is the food walking tour I recommend.
  
  
• Take in the beauty of Pont Alexandre III. You’ll also enjoy views of the Eiffel Tower from this bridge.

Practical Tips for a Perfect Honeymoon in Paris

Book way In advance

There is no doubt that Paris is one of the most visited cities in Europe and all these people will want to partake in these same activities.

The downside is that not all people can get a slot, so if you want to guarantee a seat in an Opera show, a Cabaret, a guided tour, an entry to an attraction, or even a table at one of the fancy restaurants, you’ll need to book way in advance. Think 2-4 months before your intended visit. The same goes for hotels.

Purchase Skip-the-line Tickets for Attractions

And in the same way, for entry tickets for famous attractions, always opt for skip-the-line tickets. You wouldn’t want to wait in line for 2 hours at the Eiffel Tower or the Louvre just to enter. That time is better used for sightseeing than queuing.

You can check out my complete list of skip-the-line tickets in Paris here and other ways of skipping the line in Paris here.

Don’t leave Love Locks in Paris

The idea of leaving a love lock on the many Paris bridges can be quite tempting, especially if you’re on a honeymoon! It will feel like leaving a stamp in the city.

However romantic that may sound, it’s now a hazard for the city! In fact, the former love lock bridge (Pont des arts) got structural damages because of the weight of the locks, and some were even removed — and I know you wouldn’t want to come back to Paris with no bridges at all.

Instead, go to those bridges with locks, re-proclaim your love for your new husband/wife and take photos with the locks that still remain.

Create an Itinerary But Don’t Go Overboard

Creating an itinerary will help you see the highlights of Paris, but while you may want to see everything, you have to accept the fact that you just can’t see everything in Paris — even if you have 1 full month.

In that case, leave room for spontaneity and unexpected exploration. After all, you’re on a honeymoon and you should savor the moments instead of rushing through everything.

How Long Should A Honeymoon In Paris Be?

There is no set rule in stone on how long a honeymoon in Paris should be. You can easily spend a week or 2 and you’ll still have plenty to do.

Ultimately, this depends on how much time you have as a couple and your other commitments but if I were to advise, I’d say plan for 4 days in Paris.

With 4 days, you can see the highlights of the city, embark on a hidden path and also throw in a day trip.

But if you have less time, you can either follow my 2-day in Paris itinerary or this 3-day Paris itinerary to get the most out of your visit.

What Is The Best Time To Visit Paris For A Honeymoon

There is truly no best or wrong time to visit Paris. Every season brings its own charms (and challenges) and this decision entirely depends on what you want to do.

To give you an idea of what each season looks like and to help you decide on when to go, I have dedicated articles you can check out below.

• The ultimate guide to Paris in winter
• Paris in summer
• Things to do in Paris in Fall
• The ultimate guide to Paris in spring

What to Pack for Paris on a Honeymoon

Depending on when you’re planning to honeymoon in Paris, what to pack can vary accordingly.

Instead of giving you specific items, I wrote dedicated articles to help you pack for your Paris honeymoon.

You can check out this Paris summer packing list if your honeymoon will be in summer, this list of what to wear in Paris in Spring for a spring honeymoon to Paris, this fall in Paris packing list for a fall honeymoon to Paris, or this winter Paris packing list for a winter honeymoon.

FAQs About Planning a Honeymoon In Paris

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Final Thoughts on the Cool Things to do on a Honeymoon in Paris

Ready to plan a memorable honeymoon to Paris? I hope you liked my list of places to visit in Paris for your honeymoon!

Whether you enjoy food, culture, history, art, or sightseeing, there’s bound to be plenty up your alley in France’s most romantic city.

Plan your Paris honeymoon itinerary based on your interests, and I am sure you’ll have a memorable time with the one you love.

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