Luxembourg Gardens
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The best thing to do here is to do as the Parisians do and sit down with a book, or chat with friends and passers by. Otherwise you can walk around and admire the sculptures, fountains, themed gardens and central pool, and get lost on the less frequented paths. There are plenty of playgrounds and activities for children.
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Rue Denoyez
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The art is enormously varied (there's so much to see!) and certain little windowsills even house 3D objects such as old toys for an injection of vintage inspiration. There are some funny renamings of street and shop signs, and there's a great café in the middle featuring hobby horses parked alongside motorcycles.
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The Eiffel Tower
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At 276 metres above the ground, the observatory on the third level is the highest publicly accessible viewing platform in Europe. For special occasions, you can eat at upmarket restaurants located on the first and second floors.
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Pont-Neuf
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13
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Travellers should visit it because it's one of the most important monuments in the city. If you love French films, don't hesitate to recall love drama "Les Amants du Pont Neuf" (1991), the love story between a street artist and a homeless man.
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Butte-aux-Cailles
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You can visit at any time of the day to take photos, eat, drink, shop or visit galleries – this place is very generous with its opening hours. There are many French restaurants, among them Chez Gladines which is mostly known for its unique atmosphere. L'Oisive Thé is a cosy place to have lunch or tea.
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Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
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Need a break from city life? Come here! For me, it’s the most pleasant park in Paris and also the most original. With its cascade, grotto and rocky peak, its suspended bridge above the lake, and its belvedere giving a panoramic view of Paris, it’s definitely not to be missed! Visit the Belleville and Ménilmontant quartiers while you’re in the area.
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Belleville
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La Belleville is a unique place to feel the working-class atmosphere of the city, as well as to meet the Chinese community of Paris. The top of the Parc de Belleville is along with Montmartre, the best location to enjoy Paris skyline.
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Passage Choiseul
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In 2012, the passage was entirely freshened up in order to refurbish the long glass roof. These renovations allowed for even more light to enter. Here you’ll find bookshops, clock makers, jewellers, art galleries and many different types of restaurants including a Korean caterer and a Japanese eatery.
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Passage des Panoramas
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All of the remaining passages are located on the Right Bank. Built in 1799, this one is the oldest. You’ll find entrances at 11 Boulevard Montmartre and 158 rue Montmartre. It's incredibly charming with lots of small old boutiques, bars and restaurants.
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Le MUR
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At the heart of the 11th district, ephemeral urban art is exhibited on this former advertising space using a range of different mediums and styles, from acrylic paint, ink and aerosol to collage and sometimes even live performances. This outdoor spot allows people to see and understand an often unsung form of art.
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Champs de Mars
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In the evening the Eiffel Tower is magically lit and sparkles on the hour, every hour until 1 am. In summer, buskers have been known to drag entire pianos onto the grass to play rousing music for picnickers to sing along to.
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Palais de Tokyo
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12
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Not only is it an art gallery, it's also a hub of artistic innovation and interaction, and one of Paris' most alternative cultural spaces. Set in an amazing location near Trocadéro, it’s a great place to escape overly touristy museums. There’s a beautiful garden and two restaurants – one serving French food, the other Japanese.
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Le Village Saint-Paul
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This discreet area is nothing like the crowded Montmartre Village. On a sunny day, it’s the perfect place to daydream or read a book on a terrace. There’s also a flea market once a month – check the village’s Facebook page for upcoming dates.
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Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie
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It's one of the largest science museums in Europe. The futurist architecture of the building is pretty interesting, especially the 3D cinema "La Géode" which is a sphere that spans 36 metres in diameter and is entirely covered of mirrors. After your visit you can take a walk in the park or visit the cinema to enjoy the gigantic hemispheric screen!
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Arc de Triomphe (Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile)
Museums & Galleries
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You can have a long stroll in Champs Elysee and finally reach the Arc de Triomphe to admire this historical site.
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