Paris Three-Day Spring Itinerary
Paris 3-Day Spring Itinerary
My Paris 3-day spring itinerary is here! I have been writing this for a few weeks now and wanted to put all my helpful Paris planning tips into one itinerary. My original 3-day itinerary was a big hit, especially the printed guide, which is now sold out.
The 3-day spring Paris itinerary includes helpful travel tips, personal hotel recommendations at various budgets, off-the-beaten-path gems, must-do activities for first-timers, and more. You will find over fifty favorite spots on a customized map for your spring weekend—restaurants, cafés, and parks to enjoy the cherry blossoms. I break down a spring weekend in Paris, offering ideas on what to do each day, centered around the city in bloom. Where to see the cherry blossoms, the best spots to picnic, and markets to enjoy Paris like a local.
Sunday is my favorite day in Paris, which is no surprise for those who join me for coffee and croissants. I break down the perfect spring Sunday in Paris for the first-time traveler, along with a unique local Parisian experience with coffee spots and boulangeries.
An Added Rainy Day Paris Itinerary
Additionally, as a bonus, I’ve included a rainy-day Paris itinerary. Spring weather is known for its rainy days, and I want to ensure you enjoy your time in Paris, rain or shine.
The Paris Spring 3-day itinerary is a downloadable PDF that includes a Google map, allowing you to save it directly to your desktop and phone for easy exploration of the City of Light. It is a digital-only product and will be available for download immediately after purchase.
About Rebecca Plotnick Behind Everyday Parisian
Here’s a little about me if you’re new. I have been photographing Paris since 2010, when I took my first solo trip. You can find my photography available in The Print Shop. Everyday Parisian started nine years ago after I was homesick for Paris. Friends and strangers asked for Paris recommendations. It was a great way to consolidate all my knowledge in one place and easily access it.
I travel to Paris several times a year and always have an ear to the ground for new openings and hidden gems. These are all the recommendations I would give to family and friends headed to Paris. I wish you the best trip to Paris possible and that you fall in love with my favorite city.
During my frequent visits to Paris, I scout new locations and revisit my recommended restaurants and cafés to ensure they still meet my standards.
Who is the Paris Spring 3-day Itinerary For?
The Paris Spring 3-day itinerary is ideal for those seeking a more structured experience. Each day offers options for a first-time Paris experience, cafés, museums, and off-the-beaten-path gems. Experience Paris as a local for a weekend, shopping at the market and having a picnic under the cherry blossoms.
Start planning now with the Paris spring 3-day itinerary. You can use the itinerary to plan a spring trip to Paris with my recommendations on where to eat, drink, and explore.
How is it different from The Paris Guide?
The Paris Spring 3-day itinerary is ideal for individuals who require more guidance with planning. There are suggestions for spending time in Paris in the morning and evening each day. Restaurant recommendations are well-coordinated with local museums and parks. The itinerary is centered around the spring season and is excellent for both first-time travelers and seasoned Paris experts.
The Paris Guide is a more detailed, 80+ page guide for those who want in-depth information on where to eat and drink, hidden gems, neighborhood guides, and shopping tips. Use the guide to help plan the best trip and choose from the categories that best suit your needs in a personal Paris trip.
Do I need both The Paris Guide and the Paris Spring Itinerary?
If you haven’t been to Paris in a while or it’s your first time, you may want to consider purchasing both. This provides a detailed itinerary and helpful tips to help you customize your trip.
What is The Paris Guide Digital PDF?
The Paris Guide is a digital PDF you can download and take with you on your iPad, computer, and phone. It includes many helpful links to restaurants and hotels for booking and reservations, along with Google Maps. If you prefer a paper copy, The Paris Guide is available in a printed version. These fit perfectly in your bag for on-the-go planning in Paris. Printed guides are limited in quantity and are selling quickly. Note, if you are not tech-savvy, I recommend the printed version.
I appreciate your support!
With every purchase of The Paris Guide or a 3-day itinerary, you support my small business. This allows Everyday Parisian to continue being a source of inspiration for all things Paris. I’m deeply grateful for this incredible community that has encouraged the creation of this guide. I hope it helps you create memories that will be treasured for years.
A special thank you to Alyssa Wallen for making my vision come to life!
Bonjour, I’m Rebecca!
I’m a photographer, blogger, croissant-lover, and world traveler. I hope that Everyday Parisian inspires you by bringing a bit of France into your daily life and helps you plan the best trip to Paris with personalized recommendations for places to stay, explore, and eat.
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Do you have a Paris Spring 2025 guide?
Hi Suzanne,
A 3 day spring itinerary for Paris or A 2025 Paris Guide?