The first 200 people to make a reservation and purchase etickets can bypass the huge line to get to the elevator.
Some of the best chocolates in Paris, sold by one of the most fun characters in Montmartre. Pick out chocolates with a white glove and place them on a silver tray.
Dancers in flamboyant costumes will take care of your entertainment in this cabaret in Pigalle. Drinks here could be very expensive so look at the prices before ordering. Daily shows: 9pm and 11pm.
Usually a lot less crowded than other major museums in Paris! First check out Monet’s gorgeous Water Lilies, and then proceed downstairs to soak up some Picasso, Renoir and Cezanne.
croissant is made with feuilletage inversé, the puff pastry that's typically used for millefeuilles (napoleons), and it is extra flaky and extra good. buy a half loaf of his rye and red miso bread
Possibly one of the few things more inherently French than a baguette is the Madeleine. And Eric Kayser makes some of the best! Be sure to try this delectable little cake.
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.
Wedged in behind other monuments, crane your neck around cameras and other visitors to view a small, simple memorial stone.
One of my favorite neighborhood in Paris! You can choose any type of ethnical food, great coffee shops, tea houses, bistrôs... Excellent atmosphere, and so much fun to walk around! Enjoy it!
Just tell the staff how you like your steak, then wait for owner Hélène Godillot’s family’s delicious rendition of the French classic, Steak Frites. For more, follow us on 4sq or at www.renhotels.com. Read more.
The history of Parisian tea salons is intimately tied to the history of the Ladurée family. Read more.
Don't miss the most divine toy store with hoop-throwing games and a fisherman's tub in front of the shop. Perfect for when you get rained out of Palais Royal!
