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.
The Musée d'Orsay is a museum in Paris, France, on the left bank of the Seine, housed in the former railway station, the Gare d'Orsay, an impressive Beaux-Arts edifice built between 1898 and 1900. Read more.
You really need a map. I didn't find a free map at the entrance, so I took a photo of someone's map with my phone. It doesn't help much, though. Do some research on the internet before you go there.
The famous Catacombs is one of Paris’ most mysterious attractions. Get there at least 30 minutes before the 10AM opening as the lines are known to get long.
Visit the hidden room : "la salle des espèces disparues". It's magic and sad.
Make a photo with flattering hair at the ventilation circle in front of the Moulin Rouge. It's fun!
Buy The Little Prince & get it stamped w S&Co logo and rent a cot for a nite's stay in THE bookshop...Long live George Whitman & legacy of Shakespeare & Co.
There's a Flea Market every Thursday & Sunday selling all sorts of stuff ranging from Wet Market, Accessories, Clothing's, Silk Scarfs, Kids Toys etc..Seasonal fruits are cheap & GOOD!!!:)
The view from the top of Notre Dame is breathtaking, and definitely worth the 402 steps it takes to get there (no elevators)! Make sure to check out the gargoyles and make the most of the free entry!
Go to the roof at night and watch the light show at the eiffel tower, if you're into that sort of thing.
Some of the most beautiful things you will find in Paris, and completely free! Stop into the different studios- Tip your favorites, Buy something cool, and its still the cheapest art viewing in Paris!
People paint words from his poems and draw portraits of the famous poet on the walls outside until they are painted over again every month.
Nice well maintained elevated park in a calm district. Not like the High Line; more like the Bloomingdale Trail.
sit at the stairs and enjoy the great view of Paris. Drinking a beer for EUR 2 (they sell beers there) and listen to the music of many different artists around the world for free!Great in the evening.
Don't pay €11 each to go to the 'Panoramic View', go up to the restaurant for free and you can have a drink for less than €11 and if it's not too busy you'll get a table by the window!
Clashing edifice in the boring 8th district of Paris, Ching Tsai Loo's Pagoda is a wonderful bridge between Asia and Europe. Quiet library, but also amazing place for private parties and events.
Nice place in Paris next to the Canal St. Martin , nice electronic music, cheap cocktail..what else ))))
The bridge for the lovers! Take a padlock with you, write your name + lover on it, and you will be happy with this person forever. Just throw the key on the canal! Beautiful. In the back of Louvre.
We loved it! We ate the poutine from the Canadian stand (emmental instead of cheese curds) and the Giant Tartines from the Alsacien stand. Lots of gift ideas and decorations!! :)
Great food market including traiteurs and small restaurants. The Japanese and Morrocan are my favourites.
Ok, you know this :P but go to the terrace! (remember to take a look to the dome)
The Palais served as a military hospital during World War I, employing local artists that had not deployed to the front to decorate hospital rooms or to make moulds for prosthetic limbs.
Take your better half to Montmartre’s Wall of Love to read love declarations in 300 different languages. Read more.
Go to RdF, but be prepared to see a lot of tourists, it's not hidden anymore. The food is fantastic, the baby bottle wine odd and the waiters are snarky and fun. Great for students on study abroad.
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.
Worth checking out once. Go to the ice skating rink or maybe the ferris wheel. As for the merchants, PASS, expensive low-quality stuff, food and drink . There are a few exceptions though.
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This metro station is by far the cleanest and unique station. The gears (center) and bronze sheets overlay of the tunnel really makes this a metro stop standout
Great to go out for a walk: art gallerys, shopping, nice coffees & restaurants,... The paris atmosphere !
Museum of arts and industry. They have the original foucault's pendulum (demonstrations twice daily). They also have a great collection of automata.
Free Wi-Fi here. Check the signs at the entrances for where the best coverage is. Name is 'orange,' but also works with Boingo Wireless.
Since ever, Saint - Germain des Prés has been a place of a particular charm that has always inspired artists.
Took a tour of this property known for being the last address of Oscar Wilde. The Jacques Garcia interiors are rich and intimate. Mgmt not sure if Wilde died @ front desk, in bed or in stairwell: hmmm
This one is smaller than the one in New York, but still big ;) Great for fake NY Photos.
The unofficial Lady Diana memorial. It's right above the tunnel where she died.
Originally built as a church, it's now a mausoleum containing the remains of distinguished French citizens. Free entry for young Europeans under 26.
You can fill your empty bottles with this fountain that reaches an aquifer 620 meters deep
Cool place, so cheap (wine for 3 euro!!!), young people and fast service. Will def go back!
Vous pouvez vous recueillir sur les tombes de ceux qui ont marqué la France et la culture : Goncourt, Renan, Stendhal, Zola, Degas, Berlioz, Berger, Charcot, Guitry, Dalida et bien d’autres encore. Read more.
It is supposed to be the oldest house in Paris. Originally built in 1407 by Nicolas Flamel alchemist and librarian.
The sign that reads "the clock is not functioning, indefinitely" really needs to be a bit bigger...
Rather small museum but very interesting. Could be a nice little add-on if already visiting the Pantheon or Luxembourg Gardens. Free admission.
On the top floor of a discreet building is hidden the studio of architect Le Corbusier, It symbolizes his dream for a "calm and powerful" architecture. Check out the amazing view on the terrace !
A bit creepy but an amazing place to study rarities in both human and animal nature. Cheap entrance fee and filled with only art students; incredible vibe but not for the squeamish!
Best view of Paris, and it's free! Take the elevator up the 6th and then the stairs or escalator.
Great and crazy bar! You can fight, dance, drink and eat tapas... Fiesta, Tapas and Libertad ! Read more.
Swimming on Paris' Seine? Yes, it is possible! At the floating Piscine Joséphine Baker you can go for a swim!
If you're here for the French Open, be sure to take a photo in front of the statue of René Lacoste (or any of the Four Musketeers) in in the courtyard next to Court Chatrier!
Home of Paris St Germain. Originally a velodrome, it was the finish of the Tour de France from the first event in 1903 until the track's demolition in the late 1960s.
Once you've tasted chocolates by a Meillieur Ouvier de France, you really cannot go back. Order a sachet of chocolates and you will be hooked.
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