Welcome to Paris! After clearing customs and immigration, collect your luggage and prepare for your transfer into the heart of the city.

Take the RER B train from the airport directly to central Paris (e.g., Châtelet–Les Halles station). It's an efficient and cost-effective way to get into the city. Taxis or ride-sharing services are also available from designated pickup points.

Settle into your romantic hotel in the historic and fashionable Le Marais district. This area is known for its beautiful architecture, charming cobblestone streets, art galleries, and intimate atmosphere.

Enjoy your first Parisian dinner at a cozy, traditional bistro in Le Marais. Savor classic French dishes like steak frites, onion soup, or duck confit, paired with a wonderful French wine.

Immerse yourselves in one of the world's greatest art collections. Focus on a few key wings to avoid feeling overwhelmed. Must-sees include the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, and the Winged Victory of Samothrace. The Richelieu wing's covered courtyards are stunning and often less crowded.

After the museum, enjoy a classic Parisian lunch at a café. A 'croque monsieur' or a fresh salad at a spot like Café Marly (with views of the Louvre pyramid) or any charming café along Rue de Rivoli is a perfect break.

Walk hand-in-hand through the beautiful, formal Jardin des Tuileries. Admire the sculptures, fountains, and classic French garden design as you make your way from the Louvre towards the Place de la Concorde.

Experience the magic of Paris at night from the water. A dinner cruise on the Seine offers breathtaking views of illuminated landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, and the Louvre. It's an unforgettable honeymoon experience.

Explore the world's largest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art, housed in a magnificent former railway station. See masterpieces by Monet, Manet, Degas, Renoir, Cézanne, and Van Gogh. The building itself is a work of art.

After the museum, cross the river to the iconic Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood. Enjoy lunch at a legendary café like Les Deux Magots or Café de Flore, once frequented by writers and artists, or find a charming local bistro.

Discover the powerful sculptures of Auguste Rodin, including 'The Thinker' and 'The Kiss', in the beautiful Hôtel Biron and its surrounding gardens. It's one of Paris's most romantic and tranquil museums.

Ascend the iconic Eiffel Tower for unparalleled panoramic views of Paris. Timing your visit for sunset allows you to see the city transition from day to night, culminating in the magical city lights.

For a truly special honeymoon meal, dine at a restaurant with a view of the sparkling Eiffel Tower. Les Ombres, located on the rooftop of the Musée du Quai Branly, offers fantastic cuisine and a direct, stunning view.

Wander the charming, hilly streets of Montmartre. Visit the magnificent Sacré-Cœur Basilica for stunning city views, then head to the Place du Tertre to see local artists at work. Get lost in the romantic, village-like atmosphere.

Enjoy a quintessential French lunch at a traditional crêperie in Montmartre. Choose from a variety of savory 'galettes' (buckwheat crêpes) and sweet crêpes for dessert, perhaps with a glass of local cider.

Step back in time by exploring Paris's elegant 19th-century covered passages. These glass-roofed arcades are filled with quaint bookshops, antique stores, and unique boutiques. Galerie Vivienne is one of the most beautiful.

For your last night in Paris, indulge in a memorable meal. Choose a restaurant in the vibrant Saint-Germain or Latin Quarter, known for its classic and innovative cuisine. Consider a restaurant like Le Procope, Paris's oldest café, for a historic setting.

Enjoy a final Parisian breakfast at a local boulangerie. Grab a fresh croissant or pain au chocolat and a coffee before heading to the train station.

Take the high-speed TGV train from Paris Gare de Lyon to Nice-Ville. This journey takes you through the beautiful French countryside, transitioning from the wintery north to the milder Mediterranean south.

Arrive in Nice and check into your hotel. For a honeymoon, consider a hotel along the Promenade des Anglais for stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea.

After settling in, take a short walk to the charming Vieux Nice (Old Town). Its narrow, winding streets are full of character and excellent restaurants. Enjoy your first taste of Niçoise cuisine.

Start your day in the heart of the Old Town at the vibrant Cours Saleya market. While famous for its flowers, you'll also find fresh produce, local cheeses, and other delicacies. The colors and scents are a feast for the senses.

For an authentic local lunch, grab some 'Socca' from a street vendor or small eatery in the market area. It's a delicious, crispy chickpea pancake, best eaten hot with a sprinkle of black pepper. Pair it with other local street foods.

Climb the steps or take the free elevator up to Castle Hill for the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Baie des Anges (Bay of Angels), the Old Town, and the port. Explore the park, ruins, and a beautiful man-made waterfall.

For dinner, head to the Port Lympia area, which is a bit more relaxed than the Old Town. You'll find excellent seafood restaurants with a more local feel, offering a romantic setting by the water.

Take a short bus or Uber ride to the stunning medieval village of Èze, perched on a clifftop high above the Mediterranean. Wander its narrow stone-paved streets, browse artisan shops, and visit the Jardin Exotique at the top for incredible views.

If you prefer to stay in Nice, visit the Marc Chagall Museum, which houses the largest public collection of the artist's works. The main hall, featuring 12 large paintings illustrating the first two books of the Old Testament, is breathtaking.

For your final dinner, choose a special restaurant to celebrate your honeymoon. Le Plongeoir, with its unique setting on a rock pillar over the sea, offers an unforgettable experience (check for winter opening hours). Alternatively, find a Michelin-starred restaurant in the city for a gastronomic finale.

Enjoy one last leisurely breakfast at a café on the Promenade des Anglais, watching the waves and soaking in the Mediterranean atmosphere.

Pick up any last-minute souvenirs. The Old Town has lovely shops selling local products like olive oil, lavender soaps, and textiles. Avenue Jean Médecin is the main shopping street for bigger brands.

Head to the airport for your flight home. The tram line 2 provides a direct and easy connection from the city center to both airport terminals.