Leaving Paris without going to the Eiffel Tower is unthinkable! Take your time and make it to the top level.
At last some real food in Paris ! This is "la mian", fresh noodles made in front of you and served in huge bowls of fragrant soup or stir fried. Try the super spicy beef noodles with plenty of veg.
According to Marc Naimark of Slate: “Berthillon is so successful that it closes in summer, with its entire production being served at third-party restaurants and tearooms” Read more.
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.
This gorgeous Palais was used as the setting for the Phantom of the Opera! Nowadays it houses the world-renowned Paris Opera Ballet. Catch a show and end the evening in the superb onsite restaurant!
Home of the famous Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo and 35,000 more, this is one Paris attraction that must not me missed. Open every day except Tuesday & French Holidays. Opens at 9am.
TRAVEL FACT: Best known for its extensive collection of impressionist and post-impressionist masterpieces, Musée d'Orsay houses artists such as Monet, Renoir, Cézanne, Van Gogh and many more.
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.
view from the top of the museum is one of my favorite! there is also a nice restaurant there. if you enjoy modern art and architecture (you do, right?), then you'll love this place.
Find some pictures of impressionists in the collection. The entry to the collection is free. And take your time in the garden, taking a bite. Lovely & surprisingly calm for the very centre of Paris.
This famous building is a must-see if you love history and stunning architecture. One of the largest palaces in the world, this is home to the famous Hall of Mirrors. The Palace opens at 9am.
Originally built as a church, it's now a mausoleum containing the remains of distinguished French citizens. Free entry for young Europeans under 26.
One of the best views in Paris is from the steps in front of Sacre-Coeur. Montmartre can be very busy at times. We recommend going during the weekdays for a less hectic experience.
This Gothic chapel is possible more beautiful, and definitely more underrated than Notre Dame. The walls are almost entirely made of stained glass, so be sure to go on a sunny day.
Le meilleur restaurant de fondue de Paris. Le service est admirable. Demandez gentillement et vous serez toujours servis une deuxième fois.
The Arc de Triomphe costs just 9 euros to ascend and the view down Champs Élysées is well worth the money. Be prepared as you have to walk to the top but can ride an elevator down.
One of the largest public gardens in Paris. Don't miss the grotto enclosing a waterfall and the so-called suicide bridge. Romantic, relaxing, and peaceful environment.
Largest and one of the most visited cemeteries in Paris, this is where you will find World War I memorials and the graves of famous personalities like writer Oscar Wilde and musician Jim Morrison.
This underground ossuary has tunnels and crypts that are both eerie and interesting. The tour takes about 45mins-1 hr. Ages under 14 not allowed w/o companion. €8 adults, €4 ages 14-26, €6 ages 60 up.
The Tuileries Garden is a public garden located between the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. Created by Catherine de Medicis.
Very cool new coffeeshop-by-the-hour in Paris surfing on the coworking trend: clean desks, wifi and good coffee for 3€/hour with coffee (not unlimited like at AntiCafé)
These cineplexes face each other across a canal in the once working class 19th arrondissement. A tiny boat shuttles you from one theatre to another. Both have cafes and restaurants. Click for more. Read more.
These cineplexes face each other across a canal in the once working class 19th arrondissement. A tiny boat shuttles you from one theatre to another. Both have cafes and restaurants. Click for more. Read more.
Don't be afraid of the line, it moves quickly. Highly recommend going up in the bell towers to see the gargoyles and for one of Paris' best views.
