No photography allowed inside most of the museum but when you're up on one of the 5th floor platforms you are allowed take a great shot of this old train station.
You could spend many days here. OR just 90 minutes. Follow my plan and you'll see the highlights and walk past a lot of great stuff. Don't be that guy who looks defeated in the museum - trust me.
Berthillon ice creams and sorbets are the best! You MUST have some when on the island. It's everywhere!
Many famous figures lie in this cemetery, from Jim Morrison, to Chopin, to Oscar Wilde. Try to go on a sunny day and up to the hill to the summit for a beautiful view of Père Lachaise and the city.
Come on, you gotta see at least 1 museum while in Paris. This is a good one - beautiful setting and grounds, in and out in an hour.
I don't understand bad reviews about the prices, it's completely reasonable for the Marais. We paid 66 euros for great service, 6 delicious tapas, drinks and deserts for 2 people. Will come back
This is a beautiful park that has lots of boutiques, restaurants and cafes. The historical structures in this enchanting spot will make you feel like you are in another world!
Go to the back terrace: trees, mosaic-topped tables, beautiful tile work and little birds fluttering around - the perfect spot for a cup of warm mint tea (€2) and nutty pastries (€1/piece). 続きを読む
Superbe! I think this is a great place to take the kids, but I was there alone and loved it. Don't miss the Dodo room, and the gallery of extinct animals. They can make you sad, but worth it.
Walk along the fence between the garden and the zoo to see how many animals you can spy without paying
Rosa Bonheur attracts a fashionable crowd w/ its simple en-cas (French for snack; in this case, cream of artichoke, Serrano ham & more), and its charming outdoor terrace shimmering in fairy lights. 続きを読む
Great food market including traiteurs and small restaurants. The Japanese and Morrocan are my favourites.
Le magicien Allan Kardec fait quotidiennement tourner les tables à son domicile du 8 rue des Martyrs.
Great street with plenty to eat and see, and yet isn't swarmed with typical tourists.
One of the world's greatest art galleries right in the heart of Paris. Murakami, JR, Kaws, Xavier Veilhan are all regular guests.
Behind the imperial columns and the Alexandre-III rotunda, the dining room is striking both for the elegance of its wood, fabric, marble and metal, and the delicate appeal of its splendid terrace.
Beautiful, gorgeous place off Champs Elysee. They have amazing simple food but it is expensive. -Jonathan Waxman, Top Chef
Classic French Brassiere. Busy atmosphere, good food, good location with many other places to visit nearby.
Well, as everyone else has said, eat whatever you want, but if you dont try the white chocolate with wazabi for desert, you've lost the Ze Kitchen experience.
Behind the innocuous black exterior lies a speakeasy that’s meticulously designed and exudes confidentiality. An excellent place to start an evening – or perhaps round one off.
Finally a good meat place where you can have drinks afterwards! Best place to go on a weekend with friends, plan ahead because it is super difficult to find a table!!
Be sure to go on a sunny day to see the effect on the stained glass windows. Each window tells a Biblical story so start at the western alcove of the north wall and work your way clockwise.
