Very hot bistro right now--every blog or magazine I read is talking about it.

The French make more than 250 varieties of cheese. I love grazing at Laurent Dubois’s shop. He’s one of the most knowledgeable in the biz.

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cheese cheese cheese...

Great gardens here.

Underrated museum, I'd say. Very cute and calm place.

A classic French staple served in a way that still resonates with diners.

A classic French staple served in a way that still resonates with diners.

Yummmmmmm <3

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one of my favorite travel memories was my mum feeding us 3 kiddos baguettes and nutella for lunch here ;) I guess we'd spent all the money on the Metro, lol :) It

Stained glass . . . what can I say!

Even if you're not a Picasso fan, and I'm not, this is still a great museum. Much more interesting than I expected.

best bread in paris. you can walk down rue bonaparte from the seine (great art stores), stop at pierre herme (best chocolate in paris) then take rue vaugirard to turn around toward the rue du cherche midi. rue madame is pretty cute and will take you there.

thanks for directions, will surely go to each of these places

I could spend entire days going through the stock at the bouquinistes. Full of vintage magazines, prints, advertising, etc. this is a great place to pick up a truly one of a kind souvenir. Just make sure to stay away from the vendors near the Louvre who sell mostly re-prints you can get anywhere in I could spend entire days going through the stock at the bouquinistes. Full of vintage magazines, prints, advertising, etc. this is a great place to pick up a truly one of a kind souvenir. Just make sure to stay away from the vendors near the Louvre who sell mostly re-prints you can get anywhere in the world. A true highlight of the city, especially in the summer.… see moresee less

There's been a lot of blaming Rick Steves for the increase in tourists on rue Cler, but frankly, I think it's because it's just a great street. This is where a lot of the city's chefs come to buy their ingredients and you can see why. Fish stores, cheese stores, and the like abound. Great for a There's been a lot of blaming Rick Steves for the increase in tourists on rue Cler, but frankly, I think it's because it's just a great street. This is where a lot of the city's chefs come to buy their ingredients and you can see why. Fish stores, cheese stores, and the like abound. Great for a Sunday stroll as it's one of the few places that's actually open.… see moresee less

Great place to grab lunch.

Best Eclair on this Street

Back when the Marais was just an up and coming place, the Musee Carnavalet was just about the only place in the area where one could, as the French say, "faire la pee-pee". Unfortunately most visitors' experiences with the place stopped there although now it's a bit more popular. Frankly, I don't Back when the Marais was just an up and coming place, the Musee Carnavalet was just about the only place in the area where one could, as the French say, "faire la pee-pee". Unfortunately most visitors' experiences with the place stopped there although now it's a bit more popular. Frankly, I don't get why this place isn't packed all the time. It's a museum about Paris and it's incredibly interesting with some of the best art in the city. Also, there's a room up at the top called something like the "Ballroom of Something or Other" that has to be seen to be believed.… see moresee less

No better place for a stroll although could be a little chilly this time of year. Go anyway. All kinds of famous people used to have apartments here, plus it's where the Comedie-Francaise still has it's HQ. Lots of great shops that vary from Marc Jacobs to Didier Ludot (pretty much THE vintage No better place for a stroll although could be a little chilly this time of year. Go anyway. All kinds of famous people used to have apartments here, plus it's where the Comedie-Francaise still has it's HQ. Lots of great shops that vary from Marc Jacobs to Didier Ludot (pretty much THE vintage clothing store in Paris), to crazy stores that only sell things like pipes and old medals.… see moresee less

I'll admit the views from here are great but you need to go with tour guide and it takes a while to get everybody up and then get everybody back down. The crypt is interesting (I think mostly because of what people leave there--giant wreaths and things for people who've been dead for 100 years), butI'll admit the views from here are great but you need to go with tour guide and it takes a while to get everybody up and then get everybody back down. The crypt is interesting (I think mostly because of what people leave there--giant wreaths and things for people who've been dead for 100 years), but if you don't have a lot of time I'd skip it.… see moresee less

Best ice cream in town.

pretty good ice creams there!

Love this place! Best ice cream in Paris. It was just a short walk from our apartment too. Stopped there every evening.

Modern in paris...

Lived here for a few years... so dope.

Le Marais

The Marais is incredible.

great shopping on the street leading up to the Arc

Was there in 1973.

Arc de Triomphe - Paris

Sounds weird, but this store has the best rooftop terrace with tremendous views of Paris; right next to Opera. And, there's food up there. Just ride the escalators all the way to the top.

This cathedral is absolutely breathtaking. Just be aware of the folks who may be trying to tie something around your hand while you're taking photos outside to "bless" you or something like that -- it'll cost ya!

:D

formidable

One of my absolute favorite things to do in Paris is to start out at the Palais Royal, see the shops, walk down rue St. Honore, and walk a bit north up rue Royale to end my trek at the Place de la Madeleine. This little circle of streets is one of my favorites. Among the many things to see here are One of my absolute favorite things to do in Paris is to start out at the Palais Royal, see the shops, walk down rue St. Honore, and walk a bit north up rue Royale to end my trek at the Place de la Madeleine. This little circle of streets is one of my favorites. Among the many things to see here are the Maille mustard store, Laduree, and the Pinacotheque museum. Great people watching and always something going on. I believe the Baccarat showroom is here, too and they have a lovely restaurant.… see moresee less

Beautiful, but have sad memories of a lady sitting inside holding her deceased child and mourning. A scene not easily forgetton. Make sure you climb up to see the gargoyles up close.

It´s beautiful

stole some little candles while there - seemed like a good idea at the time

While the guards here are strict if you enter on the rue des Ecoles and tell them you are there to inquire about the program for foreigners they'll let you in. Once inside you'll see why it's a trick worth trying. Make sure to check out the murals on the walls as well as the Galerie Richelieu (you While the guards here are strict if you enter on the rue des Ecoles and tell them you are there to inquire about the program for foreigners they'll let you in. Once inside you'll see why it's a trick worth trying. Make sure to check out the murals on the walls as well as the Galerie Richelieu (you can even sit in the back and listen to lectures if you get in while classes are changing). If you're really gutsy you'll go up a floor to the library which looks like the libraries they must have in heaven.… see moresee less

Best Italian food in Paris!

Best Italian food in Paris!

This was one of my favorite things to see in Paris.

Very creepy yet fascinating!

Paris death day!

it seems like a lot of work to go inside...i just want to visit the outside...lol

Luxembourg Gardens, is the second largest public park in Paris.

#16 on 'World's 50 Best Restaurants' by Restaurant magazine (2012)

My favorite place in the entire world. If anything happens to me I want to be buried here.

I've read that they have the best macarons :)

Awesome Macaroon place on 6th avenue between 6th and 7th.

There are dozens of these around town and are a great place to get a take away sandwich or desert (which is really their specialty). I love going to the one on the rue de Seine around the time work gets out for most people because Parisians come in with their dogs to get dinner for the night.

Sacre Coeur and Montmartre

Well, this was better in the early '90s when no one knew about it but it's still pretty great. By far one of the more elegant passages with one of the all time best rare book stores in Paris. If you go there, ask for a business card--they are actually old postcards with the bookstore name stamped onWell, this was better in the early '90s when no one knew about it but it's still pretty great. By far one of the more elegant passages with one of the all time best rare book stores in Paris. If you go there, ask for a business card--they are actually old postcards with the bookstore name stamped on the other side.… see moresee less

Vivienne is more refined than most of the other arcades (or passages as they're called there). I miss the grit but I still love it.

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the one on the ile de la cite.