PARIS

Paris, Slowly

The city, without the checklist.

6 DAYS · 5 NIGHTS

Paris is not a checklist.

It is a morning that begins slowly, a table you linger at, a gallery you hadn't planned to enter, and a street you turn down simply because it looks interesting.

01 / THE IDEA

Paris doesn't need to be conquered.

For this journey, NOUA takes a different approach: fewer checklists, longer mornings, beautiful places, and enough room for the unexpected.

A stay in a characterful Left Bank hotel becomes the base. Days move between galleries, neighbourhoods, long lunches and small discoveries — with the city's icons appearing naturally rather than becoming a list to tick off.

The pace: considered, but never over-planned.

02 / THE JOURNEY, DAY BY DAY
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DAY 01 · ARRIVE

Paris, without rushing into it.

Arrive in Paris and transfer privately to the hotel.

No sightseeing today.

Settle into the room. Walk the neighbourhood. Have a drink somewhere close by. Let the city introduce itself.

Evening

A relaxed dinner within walking distance of the hotel.

— The first evening of a journey should never feel like an obligation.

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DAY 02 · THE LEFT BANK

A neighbourhood, slowly discovered.

Start slowly with breakfast at a neighbourhood café.

Walk through Saint-Germain-des-Prés, allowing time for bookshops, galleries and the small streets between destinations.

Continue towards the Luxembourg Gardens.

Afternoon

Lunch at a carefully selected Left Bank restaurant.

Later, choose one cultural experience based on the traveller's interests: Musée d'Orsay, Musée de l'Orangerie, or a smaller private gallery experience.

Evening

Nothing scheduled.

Return to the hotel, dress for dinner and wander out when you're ready.

03

DAY 03 · PARIS, YOUR WAY

A day shaped around what you love.

This day is intentionally personalised.

— NOUA TOUCH · PERSONALISATION

FOR THE CURIOUS TRAVELLER

A private architecture or design walk through lesser-known Paris.

FOR THE ART LOVER

A morning with a specialist art guide followed by a gallery lunch.

FOR THE FOOD LOVER

A market visit followed by a private cooking experience.

FOR THE FASHION-MINDED

A curated exploration of Parisian maisons, vintage boutiques and independent designers.

Because sometimes the best part of Paris is whatever you happen to find. The afternoon should remain deliberately open.

04

DAY 04 · THE ICONS, WITHOUT THE CHECKLIST

Yes, you should see the icons. But how you see them matters.

An early start allows time at the Louvre before the day becomes crowded, followed by a walk through the Tuileries.

Lunch nearby.

Then a slower afternoon.

As evening approaches, take to the Seine for a private or intimate boat experience. See Paris from the water as the light changes.

Dinner

A table chosen for the evening rather than simply because it is famous.

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DAY 05 · A LITTLE FURTHER

Montmartre, before the crowds arrive.

Begin early.

Walk through Montmartre before the crowds arrive, focusing on its streets, studios and small details rather than simply heading towards the Sacré-Cœur.

Then leave the hill behind.

Lunch in a neighbourhood where Parisians actually linger.

The afternoon is yours.

Possible options: hotel spa, shopping, another museum, a long café afternoon, or returning to a place discovered earlier in the trip.

Final evening

A beautiful dinner.

No rushing afterwards.

Just Paris at night.

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DAY 06 · UNTIL NEXT TIME

A quiet farewell.

Breakfast.

One final walk.

Perhaps a bakery discovered on the first morning.

Private transfer to the airport or station.

— A NOUA JOURNEY

A good journey doesn't end when you leave. It leaves something behind.

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