THE PARIS EXPLORER GUIDEBOOK | 2025 EDITION
THE SIGNATURE CHARLOTTE TO PARIS TRAVEL GUIDEBOOK
A SEVEN-DAY SLOW TRAVEL GUIDE TO PARIS, FRANCE
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A 7-day daily itinerary and complete guide for a weeklong visit to Paris.
Included in the guidebook is a neighborhood-based, detailed daily itinerary (7 days), with my curated recommendations on where to eat, drink and explore on each day of your visit. And there’s an accompanying Google Map, too.
You’ll also find my Paris travel tips, how to navigate the city, a trip prep list and a packing guide.
All you need to do is book your flight and hotel room, and get yourself to the City of Light!
Purchase your copy of the Paris Explorer Guidebook (2025 edition). This gorgeously-detailed 109-page e-book features the perfect 7-day Paris itinerary. You’ll have all of the best things to do in Paris with all of the travel tips and detailed information you need for a fabulous week in Paris. This e-book is delivered to your email as a PDF digital download.
The Paris Explorer Guidebook includes:
A seven-day itinerary using my signature planning approach: a flexible neighborhood-focused daily guide using the principles of slow travel to explore the most beautiful Paris neighborhoods. This Paris travel itinerary perfectly blends must-see destinations with local restaurants, beautiful streets in Paris, picturesque Parisian parks, and other neighborhood spots and hidden Paris gems. Neighborhoods/arrondissements featured in the Paris guidebook include:
Saint Germain des Prés
The Latin Quarter
The Marais
Montmartre
Grands-Boulevards
Bastille & the Canal Saint Martin
L’Opéra
The 1st & 2nd arrondissements
An accompanying Paris Explorer Google Map with everything from the daily itinerary guide pinned on the map with notes and tips.
My keys for how to Navigate Paris, including an introduction to the city and its arrondissements, how to get around Paris by walking, how to take the Paris Metro, and how to get from the airports to Paris city center. Also included: an overview of train stations and how to book a train ticket in France, so that you can take a Paris day trip or explore another area of France.
Where to stay in Paris: The best neighborhoods to stay in while visiting Paris, how to decide on where to stay, and an overview of hotels vs apartment rentals in Paris. I also share my personal recommendations for Paris hotels and apartments, where I have personally stayed and had a positive experience.
A packing guide and printable packing list for a week in Paris. I provide suggestions for what to pack in Paris and how to minimize your luggage.
A printable travel prep list that breaks down all the things to do to plan a trip to Paris, from booking your hotel to making reservations and prepping your documents for travel.
The Paris Primer: my full set of Paris travel tips and all my secrets for navigating, language, and culture. I include my advice on culture, dining in Paris, dining keywords and essential French vocabulary, and my number 1 secret to having an enjoyable visit to Paris (it boils down to one word!), and advice on safety while visiting Paris.
My resource guide - a detailed list of my apps and resources that I use for travel, French language learning, and French culture, restaurants, and events. You’ll have all of my recommendations for podcasts, apps, and other resources to prepare for and use while on your trip to Paris.
To top it all off, this PDF travel guide is filled with my color photographs of Paris - so you can enjoy Parisian snapshots as you plan your trip to Paris.
After your purchase, you will receive an email with a link to the downloadable PDF guidebook within 15 minutes.
Need a sneak peek? Pick up a copy of my free One Day in Paris Guidebook to get a taste of my planning style (bonus: you’ll have another full day of itinerary ideas in your back pocket to use during your visit!).
Read what past clients have to say about planning travel with Lauren! Charlotte to Paris Travel Reviews.
A DIGITAL GUIDE FOR BUSY HUMANS
If I had to guess, you’re overwhelmed with all the things to see and do in Paris - you’re starting to spend countless hours sorting through all the “top ten lists” and to try to figure out even just a general game plan for where to go and what to do in Paris.
I remember researching ideas for my first trip to Paris - there are so many things to do and see, I felt like I had a good handle on the “big stuff,” but had no idea where to start with the things that actually make a trip special: wandering beautiful and dynamic city streets, enjoying delicious meals at local restaurants (successfully avoiding the tourist traps), and discovering little treasures like beautiful pocket gardens, lesser-known house museums, and local shops. These are all the details that make you feel like you actually experienced Paris, instead of just standing in a bunch of long queues and eating yet another nutella crêpe.
When I ask people what their favorite thing was from their trip to Paris, literally no one says “standing in the line at the Louvre” or “the Eiffel Tower.” I’ve yet to get answers like that. Sure, those icons are absolutely well worth a visit… but it’s usually the smaller, quieter, “in-between” moments that actually make a trip special. It’s the experiences in a different culture, or the everyday interaction with a local… these are the things that I hear time and time again stand out most to people as their favorite memories from Paris.
One of my favorite streets in Paris: Rue Férou on the Left Bank.
YOUR SLOW TRAVEL GUIDE TO PARIS
This idea of traveling at your own pace, experiencing local culture, and creating meaningful moments is known as the slow travel movement. And it’s truly aligned with the way that many of us want to see the places in the world we are so lucky enough to visit.
I created my Paris guidebook to intentionally focus on these details. The guidebook has you everything you need to truly explore Paris, hitting some of the highlights along the way (of course!), but more importantly, giving you recommendations on specific neighborhoods to visit in Paris. I share my detailed neighborhood recommendations: the most incredible streets, passageways, parks and gardens to visit in each neighborhood, and of course my recommendations on where to eat, drink, and perhaps pick up a souvenir or two along the way.
So while there’s so much to see in Paris, not to worry - I’ve got you covered with my personal recommendations, organized as flexible daily itineraries that take you to the perfect blend of major tourist destinations along with local spots and hidden gems.
Best of all, my guidebook is a beautiful, 100+ page PDF - with an accompanying Google Map - so all you need to do is download my guidebook to your phone, and you’re good to go!
When you land in Paris, you can spend less time frantically trying to find a decent place to eat, and more time slowing down and discovering Paris for yourself… la belle vie :)
WHAT’S INSIDE
The Paris Explorer Guidebook is a 7-day daily itinerary and complete guide for your visit to Paris. Your travel plan has absolutely everything you need: Paris travel tips, trip prep and packing guide, a detailed daily itinerary (7 days) with a full list of my recommendations for each neighborhood, and an accompanying Google Map, with each location from the daily itinerary pinned for you, ready to use when you’re out and about in Paris.
CLIENT REVIEWS & TESTIMONIALS
MY SIGNATURE NEIGHBORHOOD-BASED APPROACH
SLOW TRAVEL BY NEIGHBORHOOD
My signature neighborhood-based travel planning style blends flexible itineraries with well-researched travel planning - it has all the things - big and small - that make for a wonderful trip.
With this neighborhood-based approach, I blend must-see landmarks with lesser-known spots and hidden gems that can also be found in the very same neighborhood. Each day’s itinerary includes my personal recommendations and suggestions for one or two neighborhoods to visit each day of the week, meaning that you have the time to catch a true glimpse of the area of the city.
I’ve found its exactly how many of us like to travel: having good options for where to eat, what to see, and the best areas for getting a little bit lost, with zero time spent wandering aimlessly or trekking from one side of the city to the other. Bref: lightweight and effortless trip planning at your fingertips.
Purchase your copy of the Paris Explorer Guidebook (2025 edition). This gorgeously-detailed 109-page e-book features the perfect 7-day Paris itinerary. You’ll have all of the best things to do in Paris with all of the travel tips and detailed information you need for a fabulous week in Paris. This e-book is delivered to your email as a PDF digital download.
The Paris Explorer Guidebook includes:
A seven-day itinerary using my signature planning approach: a flexible neighborhood-focused daily guide using the principles of slow travel to explore the most beautiful Paris neighborhoods. This Paris travel itinerary perfectly blends must-see destinations with local restaurants, beautiful streets in Paris, picturesque Parisian parks, and other neighborhood spots and hidden Paris gems. Neighborhoods/arrondissements featured in the Paris guidebook include:
Saint Germain des Prés
The Latin Quarter
The Marais
Montmartre
Grands-Boulevards
Bastille & the Canal Saint Martin
L’Opéra
The 1st & 2nd arrondissements
An accompanying Paris Explorer Google Map with everything from the daily itinerary guide pinned on the map with notes and tips.
My keys for how to Navigate Paris, including an introduction to the city and its arrondissements, how to get around Paris by walking, how to take the Paris Metro, and how to get from the airports to Paris city center. Also included: an overview of train stations and how to book a train ticket in France, so that you can take a Paris day trip or explore another area of France.
Where to stay in Paris: The best neighborhoods to stay in while visiting Paris, how to decide on where to stay, and an overview of hotels vs apartment rentals in Paris. I also share my personal recommendations for Paris hotels and apartments, where I have personally stayed and had a positive experience.
A packing guide and printable packing list for a week in Paris. I provide suggestions for what to pack in Paris and how to minimize your luggage.
A printable travel prep list that breaks down all the things to do to plan a trip to Paris, from booking your hotel to making reservations and prepping your documents for travel.
The Paris Primer: my full set of Paris travel tips and all my secrets for navigating, language, and culture. I include my advice on culture, dining in Paris, dining keywords and essential French vocabulary, and my number 1 secret to having an enjoyable visit to Paris (it boils down to one word!), and advice on safety while visiting Paris.
My resource guide - a detailed list of my apps and resources that I use for travel, French language learning, and French culture, restaurants, and events. You’ll have all of my recommendations for podcasts, apps, and other resources to prepare for and use while on your trip to Paris.
To top it all off, this PDF travel guide is filled with my color photographs of Paris - so you can enjoy Parisian snapshots as you plan your trip to Paris.
After your purchase, you will receive an email with a link to the downloadable PDF guidebook within 15 minutes.
Need a sneak peek? Pick up a copy of my free One Day in Paris Guidebook to get a taste of my planning style (bonus: you’ll have another full day of itinerary ideas in your back pocket to use during your visit!).
Read what past clients have to say about planning travel with Lauren! Charlotte to Paris Travel Reviews.
7 DAYS IN PARIS
I’ve designed the perfect seven days in Paris for you, whether it’s your first time in the city or you’re back for a return visit. And as an avid coffee lover, I must note that the price for your guidebook is the same as the cost of a latte per day.
With the Paris Explorer Guidebook, you’ll explore a different area of the city each day, using my signature neighborhood-based planning approach.
I’ve crafted each daily custom itinerary to be a perfect blend of popular sightseeing destinations along with those hidden gems and local neighborhoods that make a city like Paris special.
Each daily itinerary includes specific recommendations for where to eat, drink, shop, sightsee, and wander… no tourist traps in your future!
Purchase your copy of the Paris Explorer Guidebook (2025 edition). This gorgeously-detailed 109-page e-book features the perfect 7-day Paris itinerary. You’ll have all of the best things to do in Paris with all of the travel tips and detailed information you need for a fabulous week in Paris. This e-book is delivered to your email as a PDF digital download.
The Paris Explorer Guidebook includes:
A seven-day itinerary using my signature planning approach: a flexible neighborhood-focused daily guide using the principles of slow travel to explore the most beautiful Paris neighborhoods. This Paris travel itinerary perfectly blends must-see destinations with local restaurants, beautiful streets in Paris, picturesque Parisian parks, and other neighborhood spots and hidden Paris gems. Neighborhoods/arrondissements featured in the Paris guidebook include:
Saint Germain des Prés
The Latin Quarter
The Marais
Montmartre
Grands-Boulevards
Bastille & the Canal Saint Martin
L’Opéra
The 1st & 2nd arrondissements
An accompanying Paris Explorer Google Map with everything from the daily itinerary guide pinned on the map with notes and tips.
My keys for how to Navigate Paris, including an introduction to the city and its arrondissements, how to get around Paris by walking, how to take the Paris Metro, and how to get from the airports to Paris city center. Also included: an overview of train stations and how to book a train ticket in France, so that you can take a Paris day trip or explore another area of France.
Where to stay in Paris: The best neighborhoods to stay in while visiting Paris, how to decide on where to stay, and an overview of hotels vs apartment rentals in Paris. I also share my personal recommendations for Paris hotels and apartments, where I have personally stayed and had a positive experience.
A packing guide and printable packing list for a week in Paris. I provide suggestions for what to pack in Paris and how to minimize your luggage.
A printable travel prep list that breaks down all the things to do to plan a trip to Paris, from booking your hotel to making reservations and prepping your documents for travel.
The Paris Primer: my full set of Paris travel tips and all my secrets for navigating, language, and culture. I include my advice on culture, dining in Paris, dining keywords and essential French vocabulary, and my number 1 secret to having an enjoyable visit to Paris (it boils down to one word!), and advice on safety while visiting Paris.
My resource guide - a detailed list of my apps and resources that I use for travel, French language learning, and French culture, restaurants, and events. You’ll have all of my recommendations for podcasts, apps, and other resources to prepare for and use while on your trip to Paris.
To top it all off, this PDF travel guide is filled with my color photographs of Paris - so you can enjoy Parisian snapshots as you plan your trip to Paris.
After your purchase, you will receive an email with a link to the downloadable PDF guidebook within 15 minutes.
Need a sneak peek? Pick up a copy of my free One Day in Paris Guidebook to get a taste of my planning style (bonus: you’ll have another full day of itinerary ideas in your back pocket to use during your visit!).
Read what past clients have to say about planning travel with Lauren! Charlotte to Paris Travel Reviews.
WANT A TEST DRIVE?
Download a copy of my free One Day in Paris Guidebook - you’ll get a sense of my signature daily itinerary style that blends flexibility, detailed research, and thoughtful neighborhood-based exploring.
