Our best addresses for your stay in Paris
Sightseeing
This church is absolutely incredible. Its walls look like they have been built in stained glass.
You have to see it, and it is only a few minutes from the apartment!
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Chapelle Sainte-Chapelle
10 Bd du PalaisThis church is absolutely incredible. Its walls look like they have been built in stained glass.
You have to see it, and it is only a few minutes from the apartment!
Our apartment is just a few steps from the famous cathedral Notre-Dame.
A must see!
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Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
6 Parvis Notre Dame - Place Jean-Paul IIOur apartment is just a few steps from the famous cathedral Notre-Dame.
A must see!
A very quite and nice place to visit. The church is gorgeous and you can take a coffee on a nearby terrace. Very peaceful when it's sunny!
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Église Saint-Sulpice
2 Rue PalatineA very quite and nice place to visit. The church is gorgeous and you can take a coffee on a nearby terrace. Very peaceful when it's sunny!
The island next to the one of Notre-Dame. Very nice neighborhood, a very lovely place to visit.
Don't forget to taste the famous ice creams "Berthillon".
Île Saint-Louis, 75004 Paris, France
The island next to the one of Notre-Dame. Very nice neighborhood, a very lovely place to visit.
Don't forget to taste the famous ice creams "Berthillon".
The place where the «Great Men» of the Nation are buried (Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Émile Zola, Alexandre Dumas…). A huge and imposing building.
The neighborhood around is absolutely lovely. Even on busy saturdays, you’ll find the place remarkably quiet. You’ll be surrounded by the two most prestigious high schools of France : Lycée Louis Le Grand and Lycée Henri IV. Along with the famous Sorbonne, the École Normale Supérieure de Paris, the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs (arts University), the University of Jussieu (science university) and all other prestigious schools around, the 5th district is the main student neighborhood of Paris.
Then, you’ll definitely must have a drink on the Place de la Contrescarpe and walk down the Rue Mouffetard. Of course, try to get lost in all the small streets around it!
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Panthéon
Place du PanthéonThe place where the «Great Men» of the Nation are buried (Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Émile Zola, Alexandre Dumas…). A huge and imposing building.
The neighborhood around is absolutely lovely. Even on busy saturdays, you’ll find the place remarkably quiet. You’ll be surrounded by the two most prestigious high schools of France : Lycée Louis Le Grand and Lycée Henri IV. Along with the famous Sorbonne, the École Normale Supérieure de Paris, the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs (arts University), the University of Jussieu (science university) and all other prestigious schools around, the 5th district is the main student neighborhood of Paris.
Then, you’ll definitely must have a drink on the Place de la Contrescarpe and walk down the Rue Mouffetard. Of course, try to get lost in all the small streets around it!
A cliché of Paris, where dozens of restaurants lay at the feet of Notre-Dame in small and lively streets : Rue de la Harpe, Rue Saint-Séverin, Rue de la Huchette…
This place is quite fun to look at, but beware: despite the typical French food served here, it is only for tourists and absolutely no Parisians ever eat here. Why that? There must be for sure a few good restaurants in here, but the vast majority of them are barely average. If your city guide book gives you some good addresses, don’t hesitate! But otherwise, go your way, except if you want to eat some Greek sandwiches, called Pita or Gyros.
Quartier Latin
A cliché of Paris, where dozens of restaurants lay at the feet of Notre-Dame in small and lively streets : Rue de la Harpe, Rue Saint-Séverin, Rue de la Huchette…
This place is quite fun to look at, but beware: despite the typical French food served here, it is only for tourists and absolutely no Parisians ever eat here. Why that? There must be for sure a few good restaurants in here, but the vast majority of them are barely average. If your city guide book gives you some good addresses, don’t hesitate! But otherwise, go your way, except if you want to eat some Greek sandwiches, called Pita or Gyros.
The super-famous neighborhood of Paris. You’ll find here gorgeous and expensive clothes, shoes, ties, suits, bars, restaurants... Your departure point could be the Café de Flore (see below) or Les Deux Magots, but you can also find cheaper and better places.
Go to the Ladurée bakery (21 rue Bonaparte), have a look at their magnifiscent pastries, and buy some macarons (ask for their classics, like caramel beurre salé!). If you want to try even more sophisticated stuff, then look no further than the Pierre Hermé store (72 rue Bonaparte). He beats them all with his premium pastries.
You miss hamburgers? Try the ones at Le Ralph’s (173 boulevard Saint-Germain), where you’ll find a gorgeous terrace inside a beautiful building: the Ralph Lauren store.
A very chic and trendy district.
Saint-Germain-Des-Prés
The super-famous neighborhood of Paris. You’ll find here gorgeous and expensive clothes, shoes, ties, suits, bars, restaurants... Your departure point could be the Café de Flore (see below) or Les Deux Magots, but you can also find cheaper and better places.
Go to the Ladurée bakery (21 rue Bonaparte), have a look at their magnifiscent pastries, and buy some macarons (ask for their classics, like caramel beurre salé!). If you want to try even more sophisticated stuff, then look no further than the Pierre Hermé store (72 rue Bonaparte). He beats them all with his premium pastries.
You miss hamburgers? Try the ones at Le Ralph’s (173 boulevard Saint-Germain), where you’ll find a gorgeous terrace inside a beautiful building: the Ralph Lauren store.
A very chic and trendy district.
Magnifiscent gardens around the Senate. If you’re lucky and the weather sunny, grab a chair around the pond, read your favorite book, and look at joggers and tourists passing by…
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Jardins du Luxembourg
Magnifiscent gardens around the Senate. If you’re lucky and the weather sunny, grab a chair around the pond, read your favorite book, and look at joggers and tourists passing by…
The city’s most vibrant district, with hundreds of bars, restaurants, clubs, designers, galleries… and all of them in charming little streets. A real hive of activity!
At the eastern end of this district is one of the most beautiful squares in Paris: the Place des Vosges. A treasure straight from the kings of France, with its sumptuous buildings.
If it’s not too busy, try to eat at the Loir dans la Théière (3 rue des Rosiers), a pretty cool tearoom serving delicious homemade pies.
Le Marais
The city’s most vibrant district, with hundreds of bars, restaurants, clubs, designers, galleries… and all of them in charming little streets. A real hive of activity!
At the eastern end of this district is one of the most beautiful squares in Paris: the Place des Vosges. A treasure straight from the kings of France, with its sumptuous buildings.
If it’s not too busy, try to eat at the Loir dans la Théière (3 rue des Rosiers), a pretty cool tearoom serving delicious homemade pies.
A very lively and nice neighborhood, where you can have a drink, shop, eat an ice cream…
A real parisian experience!
Rue de Buci, 75006 Paris, France
A very lively and nice neighborhood, where you can have a drink, shop, eat an ice cream…
A real parisian experience!
Climb the stairs from the bottom to the top, and enjoy one of the most typical neigborhood of Paris. You’ll have a view all over Paris, and a gorgeous sunset. Then go lost yourself in the streets around the Place du Tertre. Super-lovely district, like a small old countryside village.
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Basilique du Sacré-Cœur
35 Rue du Chevalier de la BarreClimb the stairs from the bottom to the top, and enjoy one of the most typical neigborhood of Paris. You’ll have a view all over Paris, and a gorgeous sunset. Then go lost yourself in the streets around the Place du Tertre. Super-lovely district, like a small old countryside village.
A classic but still a solid value. Hint: go to the subway station Trocadéro (Métro lines 6 and 9). You’ll have the best view of the tower, and then you’ll have a 10 minutes super-easy walk (descending stairs) to be right under its 4 feet.
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Tour Eiffel
5 Av. Anatole FranceA classic but still a solid value. Hint: go to the subway station Trocadéro (Métro lines 6 and 9). You’ll have the best view of the tower, and then you’ll have a 10 minutes super-easy walk (descending stairs) to be right under its 4 feet.
The most famous avenue of France has to be seen. Start from the Arc de Triomphe – a building celebrating French armies victories –, and then walk down the avenue on the left side. You’ll find all the stores you can dream of.
The streets around are filled with 5 stars super-luxury hotels, where you can please yourself with the best cocktails of the town (try the Plaza Athénée or the Four Seasons George V).
Before you reach the huge Place de la Concorde (the one with an obelisk), you’ll find at your right the Grand Palais and the Petit Palais, two showrooms for exhibitions. On the Place de la Concorde, the Hôtel de Crillon offers a gorgeous brunch on sundays in its famous restaurant.
Just behind, the Palais de l’Élysée is the place where the French President lives, with his private super-well kept garden, and the nuclear codes under his pillow.
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Arc de Triomphe
Place Charles de GaulleThe most famous avenue of France has to be seen. Start from the Arc de Triomphe – a building celebrating French armies victories –, and then walk down the avenue on the left side. You’ll find all the stores you can dream of.
The streets around are filled with 5 stars super-luxury hotels, where you can please yourself with the best cocktails of the town (try the Plaza Athénée or the Four Seasons George V).
Before you reach the huge Place de la Concorde (the one with an obelisk), you’ll find at your right the Grand Palais and the Petit Palais, two showrooms for exhibitions. On the Place de la Concorde, the Hôtel de Crillon offers a gorgeous brunch on sundays in its famous restaurant.
Just behind, the Palais de l’Élysée is the place where the French President lives, with his private super-well kept garden, and the nuclear codes under his pillow.
This is the «super luxury» neighborhood. The Ritz is located on the lovely Place Vendôme, as are the most expensive jewelers in the World (Cartier, Mauboussin, Boucheron, Van Cleef & Arpels, Piaget, Chaumet…). Have a walk in the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré if you want to find the finest fashion stores in Paris.
Place Vendôme
This is the «super luxury» neighborhood. The Ritz is located on the lovely Place Vendôme, as are the most expensive jewelers in the World (Cartier, Mauboussin, Boucheron, Van Cleef & Arpels, Piaget, Chaumet…). Have a walk in the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré if you want to find the finest fashion stores in Paris.
A gorgeous building. A guided tour will give you access to the inside, which is magnificent.
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Palais Garnier
Place de l'OpéraA gorgeous building. A guided tour will give you access to the inside, which is magnificent.
A treasure straight from the kings of France, with its sumptuous buildings.
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Place des Vosges
Place des VosgesA treasure straight from the kings of France, with its sumptuous buildings.
At the Eiffel Tower’s feet, book a ride in a glass boat called Les Bateaux Parisiens. You’ll see all the monuments of Paris from the best place they could be seen: the river.
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Bateaux Parisiens
Port de la BourdonnaisAt the Eiffel Tower’s feet, book a ride in a glass boat called Les Bateaux Parisiens. You’ll see all the monuments of Paris from the best place they could be seen: the river.
A cemetery that looks like a huge and beautiful garden. Graves are a pure beauty. A strange and disturbing atmosphere, but really peaceful, and historically interesting (to see: famous graves of Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Édith Piaf, Chopin, Molière, Honoré de Balzac, among the 69,000 others).
Père-Lachaise
A cemetery that looks like a huge and beautiful garden. Graves are a pure beauty. A strange and disturbing atmosphere, but really peaceful, and historically interesting (to see: famous graves of Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, Édith Piaf, Chopin, Molière, Honoré de Balzac, among the 69,000 others).
Food Scene
A very famous restaurant by the Chef Guy Savoy, right down in the street of the apartment.
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Atelier Maître Albert
1 Rue Maître AlbertA very famous restaurant by the Chef Guy Savoy, right down in the street of the apartment.
If you miss the ambiance of a real diner, try their hamburgers and drink a fresh Bud!
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Breakfast In America
17 Rue des ÉcolesIf you miss the ambiance of a real diner, try their hamburgers and drink a fresh Bud!
One of our favorite traditional French bistrot. Have a glass of Champagne, and try the Ravioles de Royan, or one of the many traditional homemade dishes.
François Mitterrand was eating there regularly, and he was damn right. The wine list is short, but there is no mistake in it.
The old-fashioned service of grizzled, sometimes grumpy, often joking waiters adds to the traditional charm of the place.
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Chez René
14 Bd Saint-GermainOne of our favorite traditional French bistrot. Have a glass of Champagne, and try the Ravioles de Royan, or one of the many traditional homemade dishes.
François Mitterrand was eating there regularly, and he was damn right. The wine list is short, but there is no mistake in it.
The old-fashioned service of grizzled, sometimes grumpy, often joking waiters adds to the traditional charm of the place.
Let’s not mince words: this is our favorite restaurant in Paris. The Chef, William Ledeuil, will surprise you. Go for dinner and choose the gastronomic menu (€ 95 / pax), you’ll discover unbelievable tastes!
Wines are excellent.
If you want to go, book your table as soon as possible.
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Ze Kitchen Galerie
4 Rue des Grands AugustinsLet’s not mince words: this is our favorite restaurant in Paris. The Chef, William Ledeuil, will surprise you. Go for dinner and choose the gastronomic menu (€ 95 / pax), you’ll discover unbelievable tastes!
Wines are excellent.
If you want to go, book your table as soon as possible.
The one and only restaurant where you’ll eat in a private lounge from the 18th century. At this time, lovers eating in this restaurant were untroubled, and were able to do what was needed to be done. Waiters were asked (and might still be, but quickly) to knock on the door before entering. On the walls, you’ll find ancient scratched mirrors: it was a good test for women to know if the diamond they just received was a real one.
Food is classic but fantastic and they have dozens of thousands bottles of wine.
Beware: it’s not cheap.
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Lapérouse
51 Quai des Grands AugustinsThe one and only restaurant where you’ll eat in a private lounge from the 18th century. At this time, lovers eating in this restaurant were untroubled, and were able to do what was needed to be done. Waiters were asked (and might still be, but quickly) to knock on the door before entering. On the walls, you’ll find ancient scratched mirrors: it was a good test for women to know if the diamond they just received was a real one.
Food is classic but fantastic and they have dozens of thousands bottles of wine.
Beware: it’s not cheap.
If you want to spent a real fancy evening, try this famous restaurant, the one that inspired the Disney movie "Ratatouille".
Enjoy the gorgeous view all over Paris.
Beware: prices are astronomical.
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La Tour d'Argent
19 Quai de la TournelleIf you want to spent a real fancy evening, try this famous restaurant, the one that inspired the Disney movie "Ratatouille".
Enjoy the gorgeous view all over Paris.
Beware: prices are astronomical.
The Art Nouveau decor comes directly from the beginning of the 20th century: bevelled mirrors, ceramics, carved wood, and pretty good traditionnal French food in your plate. The ambiance is retro, and therefore it is quite fun to eat there, thinking that the place hasn’t really changed in more than 100 years.
The atmosphere is lively and noisy, but charming. If you’re still alive after your meal, try for a dessert the Waffle stuffed with Crème brûlée. Be careful: it could kill you right away!
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Bouillon Racine
3 Rue RacineThe Art Nouveau decor comes directly from the beginning of the 20th century: bevelled mirrors, ceramics, carved wood, and pretty good traditionnal French food in your plate. The ambiance is retro, and therefore it is quite fun to eat there, thinking that the place hasn’t really changed in more than 100 years.
The atmosphere is lively and noisy, but charming. If you’re still alive after your meal, try for a dessert the Waffle stuffed with Crème brûlée. Be careful: it could kill you right away!
If there’s no more room at Ze Kitchen Galerie, or you’re too lazy to go to the 6th arrondissement, then try this second restaurant from chef William Ledeuil.
The dishes are less elaborate - but the bill is lower. Pasta and broth specialties, with Asian accents, and succulent desserts.
We love it!
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Kitchen Ter(re)
26 Bd Saint-GermainIf there’s no more room at Ze Kitchen Galerie, or you’re too lazy to go to the 6th arrondissement, then try this second restaurant from chef William Ledeuil.
The dishes are less elaborate - but the bill is lower. Pasta and broth specialties, with Asian accents, and succulent desserts.
We love it!
A disciple of William Ledeuil recently opened his own restaurant.
It’s bound to be a success, with dishes that are inventive, daring and surprising.
A sure bet!
Note: the restaurant's name has been changed from Kitchen Galerie Bis to Oktobre.
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Kitchen Galerie Bis
25 Rue des Grands AugustinsA disciple of William Ledeuil recently opened his own restaurant.
It’s bound to be a success, with dishes that are inventive, daring and surprising.
A sure bet!
Note: the restaurant's name has been changed from Kitchen Galerie Bis to Oktobre.
Are you looking for a real French restaurant?
A place with no glitter and no lounge music, but a real restaurant where you can eat really good food?
Le Christine combines all these ingredients: in a classic yet cosy atmosphere, you’ll discover succulent dishes with impeccable presentation and often surprising flavours.
A sure bet: the quintessence of classic cuisine revisited with a modern twist.
Note: this restaurant is not located in the neighboring luxury hotel Le Relais Christine. It is an independent restaurant of the hotel.
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Le Christine.
1 Rue ChristineAre you looking for a real French restaurant?
A place with no glitter and no lounge music, but a real restaurant where you can eat really good food?
Le Christine combines all these ingredients: in a classic yet cosy atmosphere, you’ll discover succulent dishes with impeccable presentation and often surprising flavours.
A sure bet: the quintessence of classic cuisine revisited with a modern twist.
Note: this restaurant is not located in the neighboring luxury hotel Le Relais Christine. It is an independent restaurant of the hotel.
A very good French and Japanese restaurant, fusion cooking with elaborate dishes such as vegetable carpaccios with Asian accents.
Fine wines accompany the homemade dishes.
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A very good French and Japanese restaurant, fusion cooking with elaborate dishes such as vegetable carpaccios with Asian accents.
Fine wines accompany the homemade dishes.
A great place to taste wines and cheeses. A very good experience with the owner; the place is very simple, in a quiet, non-touristy street. If you’re in the area, it’s a great little spot to relax and eat slowfood.
In the same street as the Paradis Latin, one of the oldest cabaret in Paris, right here in the 5th, built by Eiffel.
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5ème Cru
7 Rue du Cardinal LemoineA great place to taste wines and cheeses. A very good experience with the owner; the place is very simple, in a quiet, non-touristy street. If you’re in the area, it’s a great little spot to relax and eat slowfood.
In the same street as the Paradis Latin, one of the oldest cabaret in Paris, right here in the 5th, built by Eiffel.
You’ve just arrived in Paris, it’s Sunday evening, all the restaurants are closed… and you’re looking for somewhere to have dinner?
Then the Saint-Régis can give you a helping hand: it’s open 7 days a week until 2am, and there’s no need to book. It’s very convenient – but on the other hand, there can be a wait, so try to get there early.
The Saint-Régis is a brasserie offering a classic menu of rather well-made French dishes. The atmosphere is lively and the setting pleasant.
The icing on the cake: this restaurant is located on an island (the Île Saint-Louis), and the route to get there is enchanting, as you pass by the Île de la Cité, behind Notre-Dame. A great way to start your stay in Paris!
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LE SAINT-RÉGIS - PARIS
6 Rue Jean du BellayYou’ve just arrived in Paris, it’s Sunday evening, all the restaurants are closed… and you’re looking for somewhere to have dinner?
Then the Saint-Régis can give you a helping hand: it’s open 7 days a week until 2am, and there’s no need to book. It’s very convenient – but on the other hand, there can be a wait, so try to get there early.
The Saint-Régis is a brasserie offering a classic menu of rather well-made French dishes. The atmosphere is lively and the setting pleasant.
The icing on the cake: this restaurant is located on an island (the Île Saint-Louis), and the route to get there is enchanting, as you pass by the Île de la Cité, behind Notre-Dame. A great way to start your stay in Paris!
If you’ve got a busy day ahead and want to eat to go, try the manakishs of this Lebanese snack. These are homemade sandwiches with a variety of delicious recipes.
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Restaurant Chez le Libanais
35 Rue Saint-André des ArtsIf you’ve got a busy day ahead and want to eat to go, try the manakishs of this Lebanese snack. These are homemade sandwiches with a variety of delicious recipes.
Exhausted by your day of sightseeing? Don’t feel like going far to find a comforting dinner?
Then here’s the local pizzeria, run by a true Sicilian.
On the menu are real, tasty Italian pizzas, available to take away – but the warm ambience of this little restaurant invites you to stay.
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Exhausted by your day of sightseeing? Don’t feel like going far to find a comforting dinner?
Then here’s the local pizzeria, run by a true Sicilian.
On the menu are real, tasty Italian pizzas, available to take away – but the warm ambience of this little restaurant invites you to stay.
It is not a restaurant, but the best delicatessen store of Paris.
You’ll want to taste everything there! Only a few steps away from Le Bon Marché, a gorgeous department store. Thousands of bottles of wines in the lower floor.
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La Grande Epicerie de Paris
38 Rue de SèvresIt is not a restaurant, but the best delicatessen store of Paris.
You’ll want to taste everything there! Only a few steps away from Le Bon Marché, a gorgeous department store. Thousands of bottles of wines in the lower floor.
A nice and famous flee market for fresh products. Open every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from 8am to 1:00pm.
On the place, you’ll also find a great wine seller (Le Repaire de Bacchus) and if you like cheese, there is the perfect Parisian heaven for you: Laurent Dubois. The place is tiny but you’ll find there the best possible cheeses ever! (Closed on sundays afternoon and mondays.)
Place Maubert
A nice and famous flee market for fresh products. Open every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from 8am to 1:00pm.
On the place, you’ll also find a great wine seller (Le Repaire de Bacchus) and if you like cheese, there is the perfect Parisian heaven for you: Laurent Dubois. The place is tiny but you’ll find there the best possible cheeses ever! (Closed on sundays afternoon and mondays.)
A good little neighborhood restaurant.
From the outside, it doesn’t look like much. But inside, the atmosphere is jovial, the regulars are
locals, the service is simple and cheerful – especially with Lilou –, and the dishes are homemade. A good little address for a good meal in the area!
La Pie Noir
5 Rue de la Montagne Ste GenevièveA good little neighborhood restaurant.
From the outside, it doesn’t look like much. But inside, the atmosphere is jovial, the regulars are
locals, the service is simple and cheerful – especially with Lilou –, and the dishes are homemade. A good little address for a good meal in the area!
Drinks & Nightlife
A very relaxed bar / restaurant, where you can order bottles of good contryside wines, and drink them among students, lovers and businessmen. Loud and lively place. The restaurant is good: traditional but very solid French food, enough to make you survive to all the wines you tasted.
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Au Père Louis (Bar à Vins Paris - Saint Germain des Prés Paris 6)
38 Rue Monsieur le PrinceA very relaxed bar / restaurant, where you can order bottles of good contryside wines, and drink them among students, lovers and businessmen. Loud and lively place. The restaurant is good: traditional but very solid French food, enough to make you survive to all the wines you tasted.
One of our favorite place to have a drink. Cocktails are fresh and tasty ; the place is very cosy. Nice music too, young ambiance (pop and rock).
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Prescription Cocktail Club
23 Rue MazarineOne of our favorite place to have a drink. Cocktails are fresh and tasty ; the place is very cosy. Nice music too, young ambiance (pop and rock).
The ultimate place to have a beer in the neighborhood. A real rock’n roll place, that hasn’t really changed since its opening in 1969. Try to come not too early (around 9pm), and then you’ll have access to the room of the back, with its large bar and dilapidated benches.
Young, student and (very) festive population.
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Le Piano Vache
8 Rue LaplaceThe ultimate place to have a beer in the neighborhood. A real rock’n roll place, that hasn’t really changed since its opening in 1969. Try to come not too early (around 9pm), and then you’ll have access to the room of the back, with its large bar and dilapidated benches.
Young, student and (very) festive population.
A nice piano-bar, where you’ll listen to jazz, while having a drink. Nice and quiet terrace. A pretty crazy place with live piano player on the 1st floor, and concerts in the basement. The atmosphere becomes unreal during the night (it closes at 5am), with strange and funny night owls.
Here, the average age of the population suddenly rises, certainly due to the price of drinks.
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Aux Trois Mailletz
56 Rue GalandeA nice piano-bar, where you’ll listen to jazz, while having a drink. Nice and quiet terrace. A pretty crazy place with live piano player on the 1st floor, and concerts in the basement. The atmosphere becomes unreal during the night (it closes at 5am), with strange and funny night owls.
Here, the average age of the population suddenly rises, certainly due to the price of drinks.
Le Caveau de la Huchette
5 Rue de la HuchetteA nice jazz bar with concerts downstairs.
A very relaxed bar. You’ll be able to have a beer while listening to music bands in the basement.
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Le Caveau des Oubliettes
52 Rue GalandeA very relaxed bar. You’ll be able to have a beer while listening to music bands in the basement.
No place can compete with the Ritz. Located on the Place Vendôme, the most famous hôtel in Paris will take you to another world and time. Go the Hemingway Bar, and order a fine cocktail in this lovely and unique place.
If you want to rest deeply, book a day at the Spa, and enjoy one of the biggest private indoor pool of the city. Have a lunch by the pool, between two massages. Idyllic!
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Hôtel Ritz Paris
15 Pl. VendômeNo place can compete with the Ritz. Located on the Place Vendôme, the most famous hôtel in Paris will take you to another world and time. Go the Hemingway Bar, and order a fine cocktail in this lovely and unique place.
If you want to rest deeply, book a day at the Spa, and enjoy one of the biggest private indoor pool of the city. Have a lunch by the pool, between two massages. Idyllic!
Arts & Culture
The most ancient cabaret in Paris, founded in 1802.
Spend an evening in this historical place, eat and drink champagne, while the prettiest girls are dancing on scene!
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Paradis Latin
28 Rue du Cardinal LemoineThe most ancient cabaret in Paris, founded in 1802.
Spend an evening in this historical place, eat and drink champagne, while the prettiest girls are dancing on scene!
The Museum of the Middle Age lies in an ancient castle. If you don't go inside, at least visit the southern courtyard, which is lovely.
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Cluny Museum - National Museum of the Middle Ages
28 Rue du SommerardThe Museum of the Middle Age lies in an ancient castle. If you don't go inside, at least visit the southern courtyard, which is lovely.
A golden gem to find English books in Paris. And if you already have everything you need, you should still go there and have a look at that Harry Potter-ish library (make sure you climb the floors).
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Librairie Shakespeare and Company
37 Rue de la BûcherieA golden gem to find English books in Paris. And if you already have everything you need, you should still go there and have a look at that Harry Potter-ish library (make sure you climb the floors).
Mona Lisa is here! And some other stuff too... prepare your feet to encounter the biggest museum in the World.
Just in front of it, the famous pyramid and nice and big gardens, called Les Tuileries.
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Musée du Louvre
Rue de RivoliMona Lisa is here! And some other stuff too... prepare your feet to encounter the biggest museum in the World.
Just in front of it, the famous pyramid and nice and big gardens, called Les Tuileries.
The Paris Modern Art museum looks like a huge boat. Or a nuclear plant painted by a child. Who knows? But the place and the neighborhood are very nice and lively. Inside, you’ll find great exhibitions of modern paintings and / or sculptures.
At the top, a famous restaurant with a very nice view: Le Georges. Beware: the waiters here think they are the sharpest crayons in the box. So don’t go there to find new warm-hearted friends.
2590 habitants recommandent
Le Centre Pompidou
The Paris Modern Art museum looks like a huge boat. Or a nuclear plant painted by a child. Who knows? But the place and the neighborhood are very nice and lively. Inside, you’ll find great exhibitions of modern paintings and / or sculptures.
At the top, a famous restaurant with a very nice view: Le Georges. Beware: the waiters here think they are the sharpest crayons in the box. So don’t go there to find new warm-hearted friends.
Our favorite museum in Paris. The building itself is beautiful: a former railway station, transformed into a magnificent museum. You’ll find there the largest collection of impressionist masterpieces in the World, with painters like Van Gogh, Monet, Renoir, Degas… Impressive!
1191 habitants recommandent
Musée d'Orsay
1 Rue de la Légion d'HonneurOur favorite museum in Paris. The building itself is beautiful: a former railway station, transformed into a magnificent museum. You’ll find there the largest collection of impressionist masterpieces in the World, with painters like Van Gogh, Monet, Renoir, Degas… Impressive!
Having a coffee
This famous Café is known in the whole world. Waiters aren’t nice, prices are outrageous, but... that’s the way it is!
Have a seat at the terrace, and watch the Parisian world passing by.
538 habitants recommandent
Café de Flore
172 Bd Saint-GermainThis famous Café is known in the whole world. Waiters aren’t nice, prices are outrageous, but... that’s the way it is!
Have a seat at the terrace, and watch the Parisian world passing by.
The Café de Flore's sister café.
Also unpleasant waiters and outrageous prices.
261 habitants recommandent
Les Deux Magots
6 Pl. Saint-Germain des PrésThe Café de Flore's sister café.
Also unpleasant waiters and outrageous prices.
If you’ve always dreamed of being Marie-Antoinette, then head to this tea room that will transport you back a few centuries.
The queue is long, the waitresses are rushed... But don’t leave without tasting their famous hot chocolate and Mont Blanc pastry.
To die for!
207 habitants recommandent
Angelina Paris
226 Rue de RivoliIf you’ve always dreamed of being Marie-Antoinette, then head to this tea room that will transport you back a few centuries.
The queue is long, the waitresses are rushed... But don’t leave without tasting their famous hot chocolate and Mont Blanc pastry.
To die for!
Here, you don’t dream of becoming Marie-Antoinette: you are!
In a setting worthy of the Château de Versailles, savor divine macaroons and magnificent pastries.
Go there to see, eat and be seen!
298 habitants recommandent
Ladurée Paris Champs Elysées
75 Av. des Champs-ÉlyséesHere, you don’t dream of becoming Marie-Antoinette: you are!
In a setting worthy of the Château de Versailles, savor divine macaroons and magnificent pastries.
Go there to see, eat and be seen!
Did you wake up tired from your hard journey the day before?
Then come and wake up gently in this family-run tearoom run by a French-American couple, studenty and cosy, where locals and tourists alike cross paths.
The chef’s delicious pastries are gorgeous, and instantly ready for your social networks!
This delicious bakery is a two-minute walk from the house, so you can go in your pyjamas with your eyes closed.
A. Lacroix
Did you wake up tired from your hard journey the day before?
Then come and wake up gently in this family-run tearoom run by a French-American couple, studenty and cosy, where locals and tourists alike cross paths.
The chef’s delicious pastries are gorgeous, and instantly ready for your social networks!
This delicious bakery is a two-minute walk from the house, so you can go in your pyjamas with your eyes closed.
Shopping
If you’ve spent all your time in Paris running around doing as many things as possible, well done!
But now it’s time to buy souvenirs to bring back to family and friends.
If you want to save time, drop by the BHV: perfumes, jewelry, scarves, home decor, kitchen utensils, washbasin siphons or wrenches... you’re sure to find what you’re looking for!
612 habitants recommandent
BHV PARIS
52 Rue de RivoliIf you’ve spent all your time in Paris running around doing as many things as possible, well done!
But now it’s time to buy souvenirs to bring back to family and friends.
If you want to save time, drop by the BHV: perfumes, jewelry, scarves, home decor, kitchen utensils, washbasin siphons or wrenches... you’re sure to find what you’re looking for!
If you feel the urge to shop, then go directly to Les Galeries Lafayette and Le Printemps. These two mega-department stores, near the Opéra Garnier, have the world to offer, and you’ll find there the latest fashionable stuff.
Hint: the Lafayette Gourmet is a nice delicatessen store, if you want to take some good food back with you.
125 habitants recommandent
Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
40 Bd HaussmannIf you feel the urge to shop, then go directly to Les Galeries Lafayette and Le Printemps. These two mega-department stores, near the Opéra Garnier, have the world to offer, and you’ll find there the latest fashionable stuff.
Hint: the Lafayette Gourmet is a nice delicatessen store, if you want to take some good food back with you.
If you feel the urge to shop, then go directly to Les Galeries Lafayette and Le Printemps. These two mega-department stores, near the Opéra Garnier, have the world to offer, and you’ll find there the latest fashionable stuff.
825 habitants recommandent
Printemps Haussmann
64 Bd HaussmannIf you feel the urge to shop, then go directly to Les Galeries Lafayette and Le Printemps. These two mega-department stores, near the Opéra Garnier, have the world to offer, and you’ll find there the latest fashionable stuff.