I have a group that has agreed to split up, sleep in, etc. but that is composed mostly of teens (4) and three adults- opinions on our itinerary:
Sunday/Day one: - most arriving from London and New York - Arc de Triomphe, Sacre Couer, Montmartre (eating and looking), Monday: Notre Dame, Ste. Chapelle, Catacombs, Latin Quarter (clubs for teens?) and Conciergerie (if open), Tuesday:Versailles and hang out, Wed:
Eiffel Tower/Seine River (place to eat?), Louvre,Champs Elysees (not nec. in that order)? Also, Chez Papa as a good restaurant for teens? Any suggestions?
Thank you!
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If this is a first visit, I%26#39;d suggest skipping the catacombs. They%26#39;re a bit far out from the center of Paris and take a fair amount of time to walk through and climb back up all the twisting stairs. The location doesn%26#39;t really fit with the rest of your Day One activities.
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The teens would like the catacombs though. Took my daughters there last summer. Also took them to Pere LaChaise to see Jim Morrison%26#39;s grave. I felt like these sites would be a good memory and talking point for them for years to come. Via Metro, every where is almost equidistant from your hotel.
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I agree teens do like the catacombes and conciergerie. Also a boat trip normally goes down well. It gives the legs a rest.
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My two teenage daughters liked:
* Picknicing on the Champs du Mars in the evening and watching it light up and twinkle
* Street entertainment in the evening in the Latin Quarter (also the gyros at the Greek places there)
* Shopping at Promod (very reasonably priced)on the Champs Elysees
* Climbing the Eiffel Tower
* Nutella crepes!
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