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Paris Itinerary help for 3 1/2 -4 day visit

I am needing help figuring out a day by day plan ..My time in Paris will be short. Monday afternoon through Thursday. Right now I am reserving Thursday to do a fat bike tire tour of Versailles. We will arrive Monday mid to late morning from Bayeux to Gare Paris St.Lazare . We will Use the metro to get to our hotel which is around the corner from the Invalides..about 30 min from Gare St. Lazare.

Originally I had wanted to fit a stop in at Giverny , but realize I must come back to Paris to do so.

I am wondering if Monday when we get back this plan might work.
Visit the Orangerie closes at 18:00 and Tulleries..
Is it possible that we could visit the Louvre closes at 18:00 ( if not it would need to be on Wed. ) suggestions??
Evening see Place du Tracedero

Tuesday:
Possible. … take train to Giverny in morning
When Return … Orsay closes 18:00. Walk to see Il cit’e, Notre dame , Saint chapelle, arc de triomphe Latin Quarters , Luxembourg Gardens

Wed.
Marmotten , Rodin
Maybe a neighborhood walk??
Night Cruise on Seine

Thursday..
Versailles Fat tire bike tour …maybe left bank walk
Taxi or boat tour

Wishes…if could where would Opera Garnier fit in

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When are you traveling?

It depends on what sights are most important to you but I feel like you’ve got a really packed schedule. For myself, I’d not do a day trip to Giverny with your short time frame and would switch things so I did venues in Paris including spending time at the Orsay.

Monday- this should work but I don’t think you can fit the Louvre in

Tues- Your “when return “ list would be good for this whole day probably minus the Arc de Triomphe and skipping Giverny

Wed - Marmottan in the AM, possibly Louvre in the afternoon.

Thursday - many enjoy the bike tour

I don’t see where you can fit in Opera Garnier…maybe start your list for next time with Giverny, Opera and Rodin? 😉

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Orsay is open late on Thursdays, til 845 or 9, you might be able to squeeze that in.

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The Orsay was my favorite museum in Paris. Give it as much time as you can. Wonderful museum!