Must do a free trip to Paris, four days and three nights of crazy walking‼️‼️‼️

January is the off-season ✈️ "New York-Paris for just over 300 dollars. 🏨The hotel Le Ballu found on the tablet is highly recommended! (Pic 7) Located on a particularly quiet street near Montmartre, there are subway and bus stations nearby. The sound insulation of the hotel is very good, the restaurant is also delicious, and you can also book a private spa room with a swimming pool and sauna inside. Because both my teammates and I have been to the major attractions in Paris, we basically wander around randomly every day, and every street is a scenery. But as tourists, we still visited several attractions, such as walking on Montmartre Hill to see the night view and going up the Eiffel Tower. Currently, the top floor of the tower is under renovation and can be reached by elevator or stairs up to the second floor. We chose to take the stairs to avoid the long queue, and it was much easier than we had imagined. I only went to the Pompidou Center in the museum. Next to it is Falafel Alley, where almost every shop requires queuing. Strongly recommend the Paris Mosque (Pic 9), it's really beautiful inside. Two music nerds checked in at the Church of Sainte-Madeleine and its organ in Messiaen, as well as IRCAM next to Pompidou. 🥖The best thing to eat is definitely all kinds of bread. Every bakery is super delicious, really incomparable to other places. 💰I didn't come with the intention of buying things this time, but I was really tempted by the prices in the mall. I only brought a backpack for hiking, so I couldn't go crazy shopping. In the end, I only bought a little bit from the vintage section on the top floor of Printemps in Paris... Every day there is a brief rain, sometimes it gets windy, but for people coming from the East Coast, this weather and temperature are already very friendly. PS: The locals are much friendlier than we thought. We met many people who said to us, "Sorry, my English is not good," but they still tried very hard to communicate with us. Safety issue❗️We rely entirely on walking and taking the subway for transportation, usually without carrying a bag or just a small one across the body, and we put our purchases in cloth bags. We basically don't go to tourist gathering places, and if we do, we pass through quickly. We haven't encountered or seen any criminal behavior, but it's still better to be cautious.