Musée Jacquemart-André to Musée Marmottan Monet… a scenic walk?

How do you define scenic? You know it is about a 2.5 mile walk?

Beautiful buildings, tree-lined streets, interesting landmarks, clean streets.

Yes, I know it’s a long walk, I like to walk.

I've walked from the Arc de Triomphe to the Marmottan, which is practically the same. It was fine, but I don't know about "scenic." I chose a route that brought me by a few monuments of famous Americans (Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, Ben Franklin). However, I primarily get around Paris on foot. Walking from the Marmotten to Tour Eiffel, you go through the Passy neighborhood, which I found interesting. And you could easily go through that area on your way. There is a nice covered market there. Right around the Musée Marmotten is mostly quiet residential.

Marco, you can get somewhat of an idea what the walk looks like if you go to Google Maps, plot out the walk and look at Google Street View. There are parts that don't have an image, however.

I also am a walker and would add Parc Monceau to your walk, adding another @10 minutes (!) Parc Monceau is one of my favorite parks in Paris and is uncrowded.

I also am a walker and would add Parc Monceau to your walk, adding another @10 minutes (!) Parc Monceau is one of my favorite parks in Paris and is uncrowded.

Yes, I already had Parc Monceau in the walk… Jacquemart-André to Parc Monceau to Musée Marmottan