Promenade Plantée (Coulée Verte)
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The first of its kind in the world, Promenade Plantée was one of the inspirations for the High Line park in New York City. This tree-lined park gives you an elevated view of nice modern apartments and open spaces. Take a seat on one of the benches and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.
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La REcyclerie
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You can come here to eat and drink at the café-canteen, visit a urban farm, ask for advice or repair things in the workshop Chez REné, or just chill and enjoy a wide range of events. It's an ideal spot to relax after vintage shopping at the famous flea market nearby.
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La Bellevilloise
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Located in the nice district of Ménilmontant, this charming place has a typical Parisian feel and a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. It’s a place where locals come to have a chat and listen to live music. On weekends, opening hours vary for different events.
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Bercy Village
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As it served as an enormous wine marketplace for more than a century, this place is full of history. The white stone wine storehouses of the "Cour St Emilion" are reminiscent of this era. For architecture lovers, you must see the buildings by renowned architects.
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Notre Dame Cathedral
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Notre Dame is open, free of charge, every day of the year. It still operates as a cathedral so you can light a candle for your loved ones – purchase by making a donation inside. For the more active, you can climb the 387 steps of the internal winding staircase to view the gargoyles up close, as well as take in the stunning views over Paris.
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Printemps Rooftop Terrace
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You can see the hill of Montmartre up close, so close it’s as if you can almost touch it. On the other side is the Eiffel Tower – there are Parisian icons and amazing rooftops in every direction. You’ll have amazing views no matter where you choose to sit!
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Le Marais
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Le Marais is gourmet heaven. Locals line up all along the sidewalk of rue des Rosiers for falafel, and you can also pick up a mean pretzel. Look out for some amazing artisanal chocolate shops and specialty patisseries.
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Catacombs of Paris
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With six million skeletons buried below the city, it’s a one-of-a-kind place. You’ll be fascinated by the way the bones have carefully and respectfully been put to rest. It can be rather intimidating knowing that all the greatness of Paris is above you.
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Montmartre
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Down the hill you’ll find Paris' only remaining vineyard, planted in the 1930s to prevent urban encroachment, which still has a harvest party every year. You can also find a number of small museums such as the Museum of Montmartre housed in the oldest building in the neighbourhood – la Maison du Bel Air.
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Le Comptoir Général
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It’s not often you’ll find a place this big in the city! Its uniqueness also resides in its underground atmosphere, just like in Berlin or San Francisco. As you pass through the door, a long corridor leads you to two huge rooms where you can sit on recycled sofas and chairs with world music rocking the stereo. The entrance fee is up to you!
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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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Place du Trocadéro
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The 16th arrondissement is one of the most charming districts in the City of Light. Apart from getting the most panoramic views of la Tour Eiffel, here visitors will be able to discover the esplanade of freedom and Human Rights.
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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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Quartier de la Mouzaïa
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Walking through it is an amazing way to get lost in one of the most charming and little known parisian neighborhood. Due to the configuration of its streets, set up as a small labyrinth, you can easily go back and forth to discover every corner of its little gem.
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