Breizh
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food
Part Japanese restaurant, part crêperie. A bizarre combination, but it serves the best crêpes in Paris.
Chez Janou
02
food
Another classic, with a perfect terrace and view of the canal. Close to Notre Dame.
Café de Flore
03
food
An old-school hotspot for coffee, people watching and catch-ups with old friends.
Huiterie Regis
04
food
A seafood dream which serves the best oysters, apple tart and champagne.
Le Coq Rico
05
food
The best roast chicken in the world, led by chef Antoine Westermann.
L'Etage de Pastavino
07
food
The name literally translates as 'pasta' and 'wine', and both are of the highest quality.
Angelina
08
food
A beautifully traditional, belle époque pâtisserie and salon. A tourist hotspot, but for good reason.
Carette
09
food
A legendary spot. Sit on the square for some perfect people watching on the oldest square in Paris, Place des Vosges.
Mariage Frères
10
food
Founded in the 1800's, Mariage Frères' teas are unique as are the scents of their candles- a charming location for brunch.
Ladurée
11
food
The original over-the-top Rococo delight, Ladurée is known the world over for its macarons and other sugary sweet offerings.
La Marine
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food
A bustling neighborhood option, right on the Canal Saint Martin. Practically perfect in every way.
Maison Berthillon
14
food
The most famous ice cream shop in France. Perfect for a little treat.
Pierre Hermé
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food
The best pâtisserie in Paris. There is normally a queue, but it's well worth the wait.
Café Constant
16
food
A fast, casual spot run by renowned Michelin-starred chef, Christian Constant.
Du Pain et Des Idees
17
food
The most photographic Parisian bakery. Try their legendary pain des amis.
La Pâtisserie des Rêves
18
food
A whimsical bakery with delicious creations. Recommended during any romantic afternoon stroll.
Fromagerie Quatrehomme
19
food
One of the best fromageries in Paris. As cheesy as it gets.
Loulou
20
food
A delighful, delicious restaurant in the Louvre. A must for the atmosphere and food. Make sure to sit outside for spectacular surroundings.
Kinugawa Vendôme
21
food
One of the best Japanese restaurants - in Europe, pretty much. It is exquisite.
Le Châteaubriand
22
food
Inventive food of the highest caliber. The restaurant was once voted the 11th best in the world.
Brasserie Thoumieux
23
food
A traditional bistro, with a 2 Michelin-starred hotspot upstairs. It uses only 5 ingredients, so it's quite interesting. Run by Jean-Francois Piege.
Gyozabar
24
food
Dumplings that are out of this world. Chef Sato also has the 2 Michelin-starred restaurant Passage 53 nearby.
L'Office
25
food
The perfect neighborhood restaurant, yet so much more. It has a small menu, but each dish is completely and utterly delectable. Gastronomically superb.
Kunitoraya
26
food
A Japanese noodle bar to warm you up on those colder days. If you prefer something lighter, there are plenty of other options to satisfy all palates, from donburi to onigiri.
Josephine Chez Dumonet
27
food
A simply classic bistro. Quintessential Paris and absolutely perfect cuisine.
Frenchie
28
food
Internationally acclaimed, and for good reason. You may need to beg for a reservation here, but do it.
Pizzeria Positano
30
food
Delectable wood-fined pizzas. A little slice of Italy, right in the heart of Paris.
Le Comptoir du Relais
31
food
Traditional fare, with the best dessert in Paris. Believe us.
Pétrelle
32
food
Quite possibly the most romantic restaurant in Paris. Big shout, but it's true.
Le Camion Qui Fume
33
food
A food truck with the city's best burgers. If you want casual dining but exceptional food, this is the place for you.
Septime
34
food
Chef Grebaut, formerly of Arpege, creates complex, interesting flavors in a relaxed environment.
Le Rubis
35
food
The mos traditional of French wine bars, with an impeccable cellar and filled with locals.
Verjus
36
food
An upscale wine bar with the most amazing nibbles to accompany your evening.
Silencio
38
food
Designed by the marvelous David Lynch, this private members club should be added to any Parisian itinirery. Tip: it opens to the public after midnight.
Ferdi
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food
A celebrity haunt that is loved as much by locals as it is the international jetset. The burgers are legendary.
Raspoutine
40
food
For one of the chicest nights out in Paris, begin with dinner and drinks at Hôtel Costes and then head to Raspoutine. It's dark and oh-so-sexy.
The Ritz
41
hotels
A palace. 1 of only 3 hotels created by the late César Ritz — my beloved Chihuahua's namesake for reasons that are now obvious to you. The ultimate in luxury.
Hôtel Amour
42
hotels
Hôtel Amour has some amazing rooms created by artists as well as a cute diner downstairs. The hotel is owned by night club aficionado, André Sariava.
Hôtel Costes
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hotels
A staple of all elite Parisians. Hôtel Costes is a definite must for any visitor, providing the epitome of young Paris. Head there for early evening drinks, at the very least.
Le Bristol
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hotels
A triumph of Parisian hospitality. Le Bristol's understated luxury is a combination of classic and modern charm. The wonderful indoor rooftop pool feels like it is in the interior of an elegant, wood yacht. It's hard to beat this.
Four Seasons George V
45
hotels
One of the world's most famous and adored hotels, the George V is a legend. A Parisian palace hotel, it has everything one would expect of exquisite grandeur - and more.
Le Meurice
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hotels
Part of the Dorchester Collection, Le Meurice honors its promise of opulence and unparalleled service. Another of Paris's palace hotels, its namesake restaurant is one of the most jaw dropping spaces in Paris, and quite possibly the world.
Hôtel de Crillon
47
hotels
Recently reopened after an extensive refurbishment, Hôtel de Crillon is all sparkles with its over the top marble walls and gilded ceilings. It has beautiful garden and is on Place de la Concorde: staying here is an absolute treat.
The Peninsula Paris
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hotels
The hotel has a glass-roofed restaurant with the most special view of the Eiffel Tower. It's reason enough to visit.
Hôtel Lutetia
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hotels
An Art Nouveau masterpiece, Hôtel Lutetia is both unique and charming. Adorned with luxurious details, its recent renovation pays homage to its history. Tasteful, elegant and slightly less frilly than its palatial counterparts, the hotel is perfect for those looking for something luxurious, but slightly understated.
Plaza Athénée
50
hotels
Another of The Dorchester Collection's Parisian stalwarts, Plaza Athénée is a delight. The hotel is defined by its opulence, and blends both traditional and modern decor is an elegant and luxurious way. Perfect for those who want to show off, but appreciated by everyone.
Shangri-La Paris
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hotels
With picture-perfect views of the Eiffel Tower, the Shangri-La is both regal and spoiling. Be sure to request the 'Eiffel View' room - you wont find anything else like it.
The Hoxton
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hotels
If modern and trendy is your vibe, The Hoxton is the place for you. Unlike the majority of Parisian luxury hotels, The Hoxton is more chic than stately. Adored by the fashion crowd.
L'Hotel
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hotels
L'Hotel is the world's first boutique hotel, and is filled with wonder and intrigue. Oscar Wilde may have died here, but it has so much more to offer than history. The hotel's interiors are, quite simply, sumptuous. Each room is unique, so be sure to explore the options before booking.
La Réserve
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hotels
La Réserve is a beautiful hotel. It's garden is adorned with twinkly fairy lights, and its rooms are delightfully appointed with the most perfect details. Both historical and refined, it is the go-to for the more subtly elegant.
Palace of Versailles
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culture
The most opulent palace in the world, Versailles is pure magnificence. It's historical and its perfect. Be prepared for a full day trip, though, and try and avoid the tourists at all costs.
Eiffel Tower
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culture
Yes, it's cliché. And yes, you will probably drive past it at some point. But you will find no views as spectacular as those at the top, and no picnic spot as pretty as that in the adjacent gardens. There are two restaurants in the tower, but neither are game-chaniging.
À la Mère de Famille
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shopping
The oldest chocolate shop in Paris, opened in 1761. It is legendary, and its chocolates are delicious.
Pavillon de la Reinne
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hotels
Built in the 'Queen's Pavillion', this is a small, charming hotel on Place des Vosges - the oldest planned square in Paris. It is in the middle of the Marais which has great shopping, food, art galleries. Don't miss the Picasso Museum which is around the corner.
Luxembourg Gardens
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activities
Find the sculptural water fountain, hidden by a canopy of trees. It is one of the most romantic picnic spots in Paris.
Le Louvre
60
culture
It will blow your mind. Make sure to get a map as it's so big! If you're short on time, prioritize the grands tableaux of the 18th Century.
Notre Dame
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culture
Notre Dame is a must visit for anyone visiting Paris, even after its recent fire. Whilst it may be undergoing significant renovations, make sure to stroll past it - at the very least.
Brach
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hotels
Designed by Philippe Stark, Brach is modern, fun and enticingly luxurious. The hotel is an absolute joy with a remarkable spa and stunningly fresh kitchen garden that feels more like the South of France than Paris.
Perrotin
63
culture
Paris' largest contemporary art gallery, founded by famed art dealer Emmanuel Perrotin. There are two of them linked by secret passageway, and you'll find anyone from Koons to Murakami.
Foundation Cartier
64
culture
Housed in a beautiful glass building. The brand's HQ, but also a gallery exhibiting wonderful art. TEMPORARILY CLOSED.
Centre Pompidou
65
culture
An amazing, world-renownded gallery. The restaurant on the roof has one of the best views in Paris.
Saint Sulpice
66
culture
The Matrix was filmed here. It is, by definition, pretty cool. It's beautifully historical.
Hermès Rive Gauche
67
shopping
Simple and elegant. Housed in the former swimming pool of the Lutecia Hotel. Their café is also brilliant.
Les Invalides
68
culture
A stunningly beautiful monument with remarkable history. It houses Napoleon's tomb and is one of Paris's most prestigious sites.
Jardin des Tuileries
69
activities
Beautiful gardens in the heart of Paris, perfect for those romantic moments that epitomise the city. Surrounded by history and beauty everywhere you look, you'll keep going back again and again.
Le Bon Marché
70
shopping
Classically beautiful and an icon of Parisian shopping. You will find everything you need here.
Le Marais
71
activities
Le Marais is a neighborhood full of amazing shops, boutiques and galleries, with surprises around every corner.
Palais Royal
72
culture
An exceptionally beautiful palace, imbued with history and beautiful gardens. Surrounded by some of the best shops in Paris.
Musée Rodin
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culture
The Musée Rodin was created in honor of sculptor Auguste Rodin. It has two sites: one in the center of Paris, one just outside. Both are well worth visiting.
Deyrolle
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shopping
Unique beyond belief. A taxidermist and world of wonders that will blow your mind.
Musée d'Orsay
75
culture
Le Musée d'Orsay is one of the most iconic museums in the world. Once a Beaux-Arts railway station, it is now home of some of France's most profound 19th and 20th century works of art.
