Many famous figures lie in this cemetery, from Jim Morrison, to Chopin, to Oscar Wilde. Try to go on a sunny day and up to the hill to the summit for a beautiful view of Père Lachaise and the city.
This is where the Parisians go on a beautiful day. Bring a picknick and have it on one of the lawns with students from Sorbonne and other locals.
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Musée d'Orsay is home great impressionist and post-impressionist masterpieces. Here, you'll see works by artists like Monet, Manet, Degas, Renoir, Van Gogh, etc. Opens 9:30am. Closed on Mondays.
Located in the Hôtel Biron (where Rodin used as a workshop), is a must-visit for lovers of sculpture. This place is home to the famous The Thinker and The Kiss) Opens at 10am daily. Closed on Mondays.
You hate or you love Hemingway but you have to get there to shoot incredible Art Déco work ! And enjoy the occasional drink !
Once a hangout for intellectuals and writers, it's now one of the hot spots for movie stars, models, and fashion designers. Enjoy fine dining for breakfast, lunch or dinner at Café de Flore in Paris. Read more.
Lots of signage, but you'll only see two in English: No shorts allowed, No salad served as meal.
This incredibly famous café serves up a relatively expensive, but delicious menu. The hot chocolate is incredible - best in the 6th.
Historically, the oldest café in Paris. In fact, it was the first place in France to serve the stuff.
Depuis 1345, elle marque sa présence sur l'Île de la Cité. Cathédrale gothique, elle est une des icônes de Paris. L'entrée est gratuite mais l'accès aux tours est payant.
Édifié en 1809, il rend hommage à la Grande Armée de Napoléon Bonaparte, lors de la victoire à Austerlitz. Ce monument est dans l'Axe Historique comme son petit frère de l'Étoile.
