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What you get
The self-guided map of Paris. Filter by mood — Impressionists on a rainy morning, gardens when the sun is out, viewpoints at dusk — and read the story behind each place as you arrive. Seventeen stops from the Latin Quarter to Montmartre, grouped by quarter so you can take them a neighbourhood at a time. End to end it is a good two days on foot.
The full write-up for every stop on the map
Narration in English, with the transcript
Opening hours, what entry costs and the advice for each place
Filters by mood: museums, parks, viewpoints, free entry
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The walk in numbers
Stops
17
On foot
2 days
Distance
20 km
Effort
Easy
Format
Map guide
Languages
English and French
Access
One year from purchase
The route
In the order the guide takes them. Every stop has its own page, so read them all before you buy.
It opens the moment the payment clears. One year from purchase, with no subscription behind it and nothing to cancel, so a trip that slips by a month is not a trip you pay for twice.
What if a place is shut when I get there?
Every stop carries its opening hours and its admission rules, taken from what the place itself publishes, and the write-up names the days and the entrances that catch people out. Nothing on the route is timed and no stop has to be taken in order, so a closed door costs you a detour rather than the day.
Is admission to the museums and monuments included?
No. What you buy is the guide, not the tickets. The pages tell you what each place charges and where booking ahead is the difference between walking in and going home. The treasure hunts are a separate case: they are built entirely around places that cost nothing to reach.