Oldest Laduree Tearoom in Paris. offers Interesting egg benedict in Ladurée style, try it if you have an extra stomach for it! The yolk is sweet and creamy!
Abadia beneditina com 1200 anos de história, fortaleza invencível na Guerra dos Cem Anos, prisão durante a Revolução Francesa, santuário de peregrinação católica por mil anos e cidadela medieval อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Famosos como Moliere, Balzac, Chopan, Edith Piaf, Jim Morrison y Oscar Wilde están enterrados aquí. La de Wilde está lejos de la entrada pero es imperdible. 🎩💋💔
Quite possibly the best Macarons in the world! Worth trying at least once in your lifetime
The suite in the Villa with its own enclosed terrace and garden his amazing!
The meal was unbelievable. We took a chance on this lovely hotel and Michelin star restaurant. I highly recommend it
As legend has it, the market that put the “flea” in “flea market”. Go past the Eminem and G-Unit knock-off t-shirts into a world of antiques, vintage clothing and attempt your broken French haggling.
My favourite place in Paris for brunch/lunch, Absolutely gorgeous setting with amazing patio, food is superb, good service. The bar also looks quite inviting for a drink in the evening.
Perfect for history buffs, Musée Carnavalet takes visitors back several centuries for a fascinating experience. See everything from Mari Antoinette’s hair to Napolean’s ceremonial armor.
Private home collection of furniture and objects collected by a banker during The Belle Epoque. Open Wednesdays to Sundays from 10 am to 5:30 p.m.
Ok, you know this :P but go to the terrace! (remember to take a look to the dome)
Look out on the view that inspired Van Gogh's "The Starry Night" with a bottle of wine and Don McLean's "Vincent" playing in some headphones. Perfectly peaceful. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
An incredible day trip from Paris if you've got the time, especially in the Fall. It's built over a river! One of the most iconic chateaus in the Loire Valley lives up to its reputation.
The Peninsula Hotels’ 1st European outpost, boasting 200 rooms—some with private gardens—6 restaurants, & a grand gilded lobby where 21st-century Americans in Paris will no doubt savor afternoon tea. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
a view that reaches all the way from the Sacré-Cœur Basilica in Montmartre to the Eiffel Tower on the other side of the river Seine.
L’Institut d’études avancées de Paris a emménagé Hôtel de Lauzun. Il accueille une vingtaine de chercheurs venus de 14 pays différents. Des conférences seront prochainement ouvertes au public.
Great ambience, stunning sea views and one of the best Bouillabaisse dishes I have had. A definite Cannes "must do"
Very French. Very vibrant. Very busy. An experience. Beat seafood in Cannes, everyone agrees.
Probably the fanciest tea room in Paris. Beautiful terrace, incredible gâteaux and delicious tea. Good service.
Jolie maison décorée par des street artistes et déco originale. On peut manger dans chaque pièce, mais la terrasse est la plus agréable en été au bord du canal. Pour un brunch ou un verre. Service top
Quite possibly the most famous tea store in the world. Their inventory is legendary as is their customer service
The Philippe Starck tables stand proud in surroundings straight out of a fairytale castle: now the showroom for Baccarat, the restaurant occupies the former dining room of the Viscountess of Noailles.
When Alain Ducasse took over the kitchen, in 2013, he simplified the table settings, ditching the ornate Limoges porcelain. Flowers were replaced with fruits and vegetables on wooden shingles. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
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!
The permanent exhibition is wonderful & it's free! But if you don't have time for art head straight for the beautiful café designed around inner atrium garden.
Maybe the best bookstore in europe, the atmosphere it's just amazing, like no other in the world. Un endroit très spécial avec merveilleux gens qui travaillent ici et beaucoup de livres fantastiques.
Lively atmosphere with delightful sights, sounds, and smells. Go! Try the crepes and Moroccan!
Marché des Enfants Rouges is located in the picturesque Marais and promises everything from Moroccan couscous and Japanese bento boxes to authentic crepes and pistachio crème brûlée. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
A market where parisiennes do their shopping, therefore reliable, affordable prices, great colors and atmosphere!
Grab a scoup of the honey nougat or dark chocolate ice cream and then wander through the island's main street for some specialty boutique shopping.
Best sorbets in Paris. Picturesque location coupled with old fashioned family atmosphere.
Pure magic. The walking gardens. The boulevard to the sea. The seaside rock cliff infinity pool. The Michelin star restaurant. The bikinis (or not). Even a doggy cemetery! Love.
Probably the biggest and best delicatessen, you will ever visit with over 70 different breads, patisserie to die for plus a cheese counter to marvel at. This shop is a must-visit อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Great brunch. It's only sunday. Start from 12.00 to 15.30. Good services and awesome foods..
From the street it looks tiny, but as you walk in you're greated with a beautiful open space reminiscent of old NYC glamour and French luxury. The cocktails, food and ambience are lovely.
One of the best 'speakeasy' bars in Paris. The whiskey cocktails are unreal. Try the Montego Bay for something strong.
Be sure to ask for a table under the 1900' painted glass ceiling. Order a Grand Marnier Soufflé for dessert, don't forget to mention it at the beginning of the meal.
Legendary status of an 18th-century mansion transformed into a gourmet restaurant, complete with wood panelling and deliciously intimate salons once frequented by the cream of Paris society.
Country club atmosphere in the 6th: Great overall experience. Enjoy the breaded olives and homemade barbequeue sauce. And go for cheesecake over the brownie :)
Hamburgers in a grand residence… That pretty much sums up Ralph Lauren’s inspiration for his new Paris fashion outlet.
Check out the beautiful interior decoration, especially the antique toy shop, the instrument makers, or bookshop FMR. – Green Guide Editor
Very beautiful to walk through, super close to the gardens of Palais Royal so dropping by here before or after is ideal 👌
The walk over here is amazing and well worth it. The house itself is much less extravagant than the palace.
One of the first examples of shopping arcade still with its charme and popularity
Small covered path with lots of indie boutiques and restaurants. A hidden gem in the Grands Boulevard quarter, the most dynamic in Paris.
Really perfect show. It is a "must" for Paris trip. Prices change between 110 Euro (show+1/2 bottle of champaign) - 190 Euro (show+1/2 bottle of champaign+Dinner) and 420 Euro for VIP
Best discount pharmacie in Paris! Larger sizes, two for one deals, hard to find products, great prices, I bought a cheap suitcase and put everything inside to check on the plane ride home
Everybody knows what to expect. Shopping mall filled with beauty and with terrace (for free) which gives you most excellent view on Paris!
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.
Petite boutique avec bonnes conseillères. Meilleure ambiance que dans les autres sephoras parisiens même si leur sélection est un peu limitée par la contrainte de l'espace.
Relaxed, delicious cocktails in St. Germain, by the Experimental Cocktail Club people. Low lights, unmarked door.
The atmosphere is incredible here. Very historic, in that Ernest Hemingway frequented this charming establishment. It is unique and very special.
A knockout view. A really nice space. The waiters are in tuxes but they'll still be very nice to you if you're in sneakers. Come for a glass of wine and the sunset.
This is an intimate, cosy square where you can spend hours and hours at a cafe table. The somewhat touristy Rue Mouffetard, a historical part of the Quartier Latin begins and goes South from here.
The inventor of "canard a l'orange"(duck with orange sauce) each duck comes with a Number !Time and celebrities come and go, the menus and fashions change, the table remains set at the Tour d'Argent.
If you are passing through Gare de Lyon, give yourself an extra 30-60 minutes to enjoy a coffee or wine (which will cost €6-15) and savor the lovely surroundings
The biggest and most amazing flea market! Walk around, shop, hassle, then have lunch at Le Paul Bert cafe (and don't miss the bathrooms!).
Definitely worth a visit if you like Dali. Many sculptures and paintings. Museum is not too crowded despite neighboring Place du Tertre.
For American visitors: this is unusual combo of butchery + restaurant. Order off the meaty menu or have them prepare what you buy in the shop. The French eat meat very rare; specify w/care how to cook
My still-warm croissant had an alluringly brittle, shell-like crust, but it was the interior that was so good—fluffy but elastic, it tore apart in fine layers and was redolent of high-quality butter. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Aside from their world-renowned breads, try to head over there around 5pm to get still-warm-from-the-oven apple tarts and a slice of flan which are both the absolute best in the world!
This beautiful medieval village sits atop a cliff overlooking the sea and the surrounding landscape. The narrow streets bring you back in time.
It's a long drive from Paris, but this place is incredible. I recommend staying in Normandy. Apparently there are hotels in the island. Check the tide table. They say that watching the tide is nice.
This used to be a brothel but is now redecorated to one of the most beautiful hotels I have ever seen. They have an exquisite cocktail bar.
Make a reservation!!! Then you can just arrive and enjoy. Service is great. Food is creative and fun. Cocktails are amazing and the vibe is Paris chic with a twist of NYC.
Beware of pickpockets and fight your way into the real fleamarket. When arrived, enjoy the travel through the centuries.
