A trip to Paris — the complete guide for the observant traveler
Paris in three unhurried days: start in the Marais Jewish quarter, move on to the great museums and the city's landmarks, and fit in a kosher meal every day. For Shabbat, a hotel within walking distance of a synagogue.
Rue des Rosiers with its shops and bakeries, the Museum of Jewish Art and History, and a legendary falafel for lunch. A meat dinner nearby in the evening.
A morning at the Louvre — pick a few wings rather than trying to see it all — a kosher lunch, and an afternoon walk up the avenue to the Arc de Triomphe.
Booking Louvre tickets ahead saves a long wait at the entrance.
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Day 3 — The Eiffel Tower & a Seine cruise
A morning at the Eiffel Tower and the Champ de Mars, and towards evening a Seine cruise that passes most of the famous sights — a nice way to round off the trip before Shabbat.
A Seine cruise (about an hour) is loveliest at sunset or once the lights come on. Dinner cruises exist too, but you'd need to sort out the kosher side separately.
Accurate times for the upcoming Shabbat, calculated for this destination's location
For Shabbat the easiest areas are the 17th (Ternes / Villiers) or the 19th — that's where the synagogues and kosher restaurants are concentrated, all within walking distance. Book Shabbat meals ahead; places fill up.
Available hotels and apartments in this destination, shown together with our synagogues, Chabad houses and mikvehs - so you can see at a glance what is within walking distance.
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Guided Tours & Experiences
Guided tours, entry tickets and experiences in every destination - most with free cancellation, so you can plan ahead and still stay flexible around Shabbat and the chagim.
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Rent a car in Paris
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Airport Transfer to Your Hotel
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This itinerary is a general suggestion. Before you travel, double-check Shabbat times, kosher certification and opening hours against a current local source.
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Common questions about Paris
Where to eat kosher in Paris?
We list 73 kosher restaurants in Paris, with supervision, address and directions.
Where to stay within walking distance of a synagogue in Paris?
Hotels and apartments in Paris, with walking-distance-to-shul notes when we have them.
When is candle lighting in Paris?
Candle lighting and Havdalah in Paris are calculated for the destination and updated every week.
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