When in Paris.. you are simply obligated to try the famous croissants and pain au chocolat at least once. And trust us; this is the place to do it!
We didn't enter the building but had a lovely time browsing around the gardens. Nicely kept and very calm.
my top favorite museum in paris, possibly my top favorite museum in the world. the collection, the exhibits, and the views.
Widely considered one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture and among the largest and most well-known churches in the world.
One of the most beautiful places in Paris. On the middle two magnificent fountauns. If u look to ur right u get the Champs Elysées and the Arc du Tryoumphe at the the end.
The ancientest square in Paris (1612) is a gorgeous place to feel the history of Europe. Lay down on the grass in summer and relax! +info: www.mylifeisgorgeous.com
A great 'side-trip' from the main areas in Paris -- unique architecture and a very different 'vibe' here. The island has a fascinating history, worth looking up.
Don't just visit for the stained glass windows - try to catch a classical music concert here or at another of Paris's churches.
This beautiful garden should not be missed. Come here for a bit of relaxation and some sightseeing as well. The original Statue of Liberty is here, as well as a number of wonderful fountains.
the Deyrolle shop could only exist in Paris. This 155+ year old taxidermy shop is straight out of a fairy tale where family pets and wild animals don't actually die, but live in suspended animation
This elaborate arch bridge over the river Seine connects the Champs-Élysées quarter and Invalides. See the sculpted decorations of nymphs and cherubs, as well as the Art Nouveau pillars and lampposts.
Put on your walking shoes and march down one of the most famous avenues in the world. This tree lined avenue makes for a beautiful site, come at night when everything is lit up for a romantic walk.
Amazing spot to splurge on soufflé -- go for the lunch deal. Great quality food, chocolate soufflé is awesome. Arrive when it opens or book in advance.
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.
very beautiful atmosphere, international crowd, tiny cosy bar , musici prefer it forthe ambience and crowd than for food, excellent desert
This might just be the best bakery in the whole of Paris! The bread is absolutely phenomenal! Go during the week because this place is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Great to go out for a walk: art gallerys, shopping, nice coffees & restaurants,... The paris atmosphere !
Didn't look for any celebrities -- just walked along, enjoying the peace and quiet, admiring the interesting grave marks and monuments and reading the sometimes-moving tombstones. Nice experience.
Take a stroll through this beautiful park and muster up a little extra effort to walk to the Temple of Sybil on the top of the hill: the view from there will be worth it.
You don't necessarily have to go here -- but definitely stop /someplace/ and buy some fresh bread, hot from the oven, and stroll around while eating it!
Great tacos during the day (get there early if you don’t want to wait) with an intimate bar in the back. Walk straight back past the kitchen to get to it.
Fantastic speakeasy. Great drinks, great atmosphere and bartenders. I will definitely be coming back to this secret bar.
The first 200 people to make a reservation and purchase etickets can bypass the huge line to get to the elevator.
This famous art museum features works from Van Gogh to Renoir to Monet, but the true beauty isn’t limited to just the art, the building itself is stunning.
Enjoy one of the best views of Paris from the top of this tower - 56 floors up funnily enough. Luckily there is an elevator that takes less than 40 seconds to get to the top! [Photo by Omid Sakhi]
Who needs a sweet French aunt who is an amazing chef and lets you eat in her charming little living room (along with other strangers)? You already have that at Mamie Gâteaux.
In any other city, this park would be the top attraction. In Paris, it lacks the history and doesn't reach the levels of near-perfection that other major parks have -- but it's still great!
A ridiculously comprehensive museum with hundreds of instruments, reams of information, and dozens of videos. You could easily spend the day here if music/instruments are your passion.
Don’t get lured in by one of their fakeout franchises. The only one worth visiting is located on Ile Saint Louis. Your tastebuds will thank you.
Nothing else like the Louvre. Open late on Wed and Fri - smaller crowds and beautiful sunset views with your art! The audio tour from their app was very helpful, make sure you've got full battery.
Trip Advisor was right on the money. This place was better than I could have imagined. English menu available. Thierry, the owner, speaks wonderful English and is really nice and personable.
Cheap and delicious crêpes! Try orientale (6€) for a salty and sucre citron (2.5€) or the miel, raisins etc. (4.50€) for a sweet choice.
Stunning architecture, landscaping, and views everywhere you turn. A spectacular place to spend the day.
OMG their brunch is exquisite! Make sure to arrive early (and starving) to get a table and eat some Eggs Benedict!
Quite possibly the best Macarons in the world! Worth trying at least once in your lifetime
One of the most beautiful landmarks in Paris. Reserve a spot in one of the guided tours, you will marvel at the architecture.
A quaint cheese shop with delightful owners where you can get a full meal featuring a wide range of cheeses (our meal had 9 in total).
Always amasing photo expositions and downstairs there's the most famous photo library of paris . Read more.
This is the bistro to recommend to friends visiting Paris, not only for its flavourful cuisine, but also its organic wine cellar.
