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Paris • Itinerary: On the first morning, visit the Eiffel Tower, take a Seine River cruise in the afternoon, and explore the Musée d'Orsay in the evening. On the second day, tour the Louvre, stroll through the Tuileries Garden, and walk along the Champs-Élysées to see the Arc de Triomphe at night. On the third day, visit Notre-Dame Cathedral (exterior), shop in the Marais district, experience the artistic vibe at a Left Bank café, and go shopping at Galeries Lafayette. • Transportation Guide: From Charles de Gaulle Airport, take RER B to the city center; from Orly Airport, take the airport bus or Orlyval light rail to connect to RER B. In the city, purchase metro tickets or a Navigo weekly pass, or use shared bikes. • Food Recommendations: Try French dishes like escargots and duck confit; affordable options include baguette sandwiches and crêpes; for desserts, try Pierre Hermé macarons or Stohrer's Napoleon cake. Kyoto • Attractions Route: Start at Fushimi Inari Taisha to admire the thousands of red torii gates, then head to Kiyomizu-dera, a prime spot for cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. Stroll through Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka to soak in Kyoto's charm, then visit Hanamikoji Street to see Edo-period architecture and maybe spot a geisha. Next, go to Yasaka Shrine, which is beautifully lit at night. End at Nishiki Market to sample Kyoto specialties and relax by the Kamo River. • Accommodation Options: Stay near Kiyomizu-dera or Gion for convenience, with many unique shops and eateries nearby. Santorini • Best Time: The peak season is from May to October, with July and August being the busiest. May-June and September-October are better for avoiding crowds. • Transportation: Fly to Athens first, then take a flight or ferry to Santorini. On the island, get around by bus or rental car (more freedom). • Accommodation Recommendations: Oia offers stunning sunset views—book a seaside hotel. Fira is the central hub with great shopping, dining, and nightlife. • Attractions & Food: Must-visit spots include Oia's blue-domed church, Red Beach, and Perissa's black sand beach. Try seafood, Greek souvlaki, fried calamari, and visit wineries for local wine. Venice • Sightseeing: St. Mark's Square is the bustling heart of the city—visit St. Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, and the Campanile. Explore Burano's colorful houses and Murano's glassmaking tradition, or take a gondola ride through the canals. • Transportation Guide: From Marco Polo International Airport, take Bus Line 5 to Piazzale Roma; from Treviso Airport, take the ATVO express bus to Piazzale Roma. From Santa Lucia train station, walk or take a vaporetto to attractions. • Accommodation Tips: Staying on Venice's main island lets you experience its serene mornings and evenings—though pricier, it’s worth the experience.