Typical Paris Sightseeing (travel Paris)

PLAN A: Tuileries Gardens-Orange-Concorde Square-Lunch-Petit Palais-Café-Opera Garnier-Lafayette-Montmartre Cemetery-Love Beach-Sacre Coeur-Evening-Eiffel Tower-Bateau Musche

Yes, as you can see, the above schedule is not like this

PLAN B: House-(Metro) Concorde Square-(walking) Tuileries Garden-(walking) Orangery-(walking) Petit Palais-(lunch) in Petit Palais-(metro) love wall-(walking) Sacre Coeur Cathedral-( Dessert-(Metro) Louvre Museum-(Metro) House

I originally planned to leave the house at 9 am. But GNOME's key was the problem. At the start of the trip, there was too much to pack. The door was a door that locks automatically when closed. But when you come out, there is too much to bring back. It was so cold that I wanted to bring a hot pack, and I think it would rain soon, so I had to bring an umbrella. So I tried to go back home and the door didn't open. I barely opened it last night, but today it was harder. The time spent on keys seems to be more than 30 minutes. I couldn't open it and went downstairs for help. Then he opened the door with the help of a man who went upstairs to work. I was working hard enough to hurt my finger, and it was too easy to open the door because I was a guy and used to the key system. Then I asked me to do it, but I did not become the same. He asked me to give it more strength. Now I have a rough sense of how to do it. Anyway, I went out and packed my bags well. There was a metro Goncourt station near the house, but it was under construction because it was under construction. So I used the Republique station a little longer each day. It was easier to use because there were many lines that were transferred here. I bought Naurgo instead of Naergo on Friday.