# E5 | deepseek/deepseek-v4-pro | run 2

## Prompt

Build a one-day Paris itinerary. Constraints: start 9:00, end by 17:00, must include the Louvre and a 1-hour lunch, no more than 30 min total walking between stops. Present as a timed schedule.

## Response

Here’s a compact, culturally rich Paris day that hits the Louvre, a long lunch, and a stroll through the Tuileries without racking up more than 10 minutes of transfer walks—all while finishing by 17:00. Advance booking is essential for both museums.

**Timed Schedule**  

| Time | Activity | Walking |
|------|----------|---------|
| 9:00–11:30 | **Louvre Museum** – Enter through the Pyramid; hit the must‑sees (Mona Lisa, Winged Victory, Venus de Milo) in the Denon wing, then browse the Richelieu sculptures. [Louvre Official Site](https://www.louvre.fr/en) | – |
| 11:30–12:30 | **Lunch at Café Marly** – Set inside the Cour Napoléon with a view of the Pyramid. Classic French brasserie fare; reservations recommended. [Café Marly](https://www.cafe-marly.com/) | 0 min (inside the Louvre complex) |
| 12:30–12:35 | Walk to the Tuileries Garden (enter via the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel). | ~5 min |
| 12:35–13:25 | **Stroll the Jardin des Tuileries** – Walk west past fountains, statues, and green chairs; enjoy the view of the Louvre behind and the Concorde obelisk ahead. | Stroll counts as activity, not transfer |
| 13:25–13:30 | Exit the garden at Place de la Concorde and walk to the Musée de l’Orangerie (adjacent, terrace level). | ~2 min |
| 13:30–15:00 | **Musée de l’Orangerie** – Monet’s panoramic *Water Lilies* and the Walter‑Guillaume collection. A modest‑sized museum that fits perfectly in 1–1.5 hours. [Orangerie Official Site](https://www.musee-orangerie.fr/en) | – |
| 15:00–15:05 | Walk to the **Place de la Concorde** obelisk and fountains. | ~2 min |
| 15:05–16:45 | **Leisure time** – Linger at the grand square, take in the Eiffel Tower and Champs‑Élysées views, descend the steps to the Seine quay (2 min each way) for a riverside pause, or relax in the Tuileries chairs. | Optional mini‑walk (2 min each way) |
| 16:45–17:00 | Wrap up at Concorde; metro lines 1, 8, 12 offer quick connections citywide. | – |

**Total walking between stops:** ~9–11 minutes (well under the 30‑minute cap).

**Practical Tips**
- **Louvre & Orangerie tickets:** Book a timed entry slot online at least a few days ahead; same‑day entry is rarely possible in high season.
- **Café Marly:** Reserve a table via their website; if you prefer a more casual lunch, *Angelina* (5 min from the Louvre on rue de Rivoli) adds only a few minutes of walking.
- **Garden chairs:** The metal chairs in the Tuileries are free to use—ideal for a short rest.
- **Bathroom break:** Facilities are available inside the Louvre, the Orangerie, and at the Concorde end of the Tuileries.

Would you like me to adapt this plan to a different focus, such as less art and more hidden courtyards?
