Things To Do in Paris

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Atypical village in the 12th district

Bercy Village

Catacombs of Paris

Take a trip back in time

Catacombs of Paris

Funky shopping heaven

Le Marais

Explore its secret corners

Montmartre

Notre Dame Cathedral

Gothic beauty & literary inspiration

Notre Dame Cathedral

Promenade Plantée (Coulée Verte)

An elevated park on an old railway line

Promenade Plantée (Coulée Verte)

Printemps Rooftop Terrace

Paris' best kept secret

Printemps Rooftop Terrace

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Bercy Village

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Bercy Village

Atypical village in the 12th district

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. Read more ›

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Notre Dame Cathedral

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Notre Dame Cathedral

Gothic beauty & literary inspiration

Notre Dame Cathedral

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This gorgeous gothic masterpiece of stained glass, gargoyles and flying buttresses is one of the most famous buildings in Paris, and for good reason. Resting on the Ile de la Cite and surrounded by the Seine, it served as inspiration for celebrated writer Victor Hugo's famous work, The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Read more ›

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La Bellevilloise

La Bellevilloise

A concert hall, restaurant & much more

La Bellevilloise

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La Bellevilloise invites you to relax with its wooden tables and Chesterfield couches, tropical plants including centenary olive trees, people talking all around the bar and talented artists on stage. It's the place to go for sipping cocktails, seeing an exhibition, listening to live music, enjoying homemade meals and partying in alternative style. Read more ›

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Private Tour of the Louvre Museum: Italian Art

Private Tour of the Louvre Museum: Italian Art

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Enjoy a private 2-hour tour of the Louvre Museum and discover its Italian art collection with an official guide. This tour includes skip-the-line entry.

Prices from

65 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English, Italian

Printemps Rooftop Terrace

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Printemps Rooftop Terrace

Paris' best kept secret

Printemps Rooftop Terrace

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Take the elevator then the escalator to the top floor of Printemps, and you'll be struck with an experience that is quite literally breathtaking. Here, in the middle of Paris, you can eat simple café food or have a drink while enjoying impressive 360° views. Nothing can prepare you for the feeling of being right in the heart of this beautiful city. Read more ›

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Place du Trocadéro

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Place du Trocadéro

Fascinating views to the Eiffel Tower

Place du Trocadéro

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This area on the 16th arrondissement is often visited by locals because of its proximity to the Palais de Tokyo (13 Avenue du Président Wilson), probably the coolest modern & contemporary art gallery in Paris. Read more ›

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Promenade Plantée (Coulée Verte)

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Promenade Plantée (Coulée Verte)

An elevated park on an old railway line

Promenade Plantée (Coulée Verte)

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The Promenade Plantée is a linear park spanning 4.7 kilometres built atop a disused railway line in the east of Paris. Starting from Bastille, the first part of the walkway is elevated on the Viaduc des Arts before crossing the Jardin de Reuilly. It finally goes down to ground level and through tunnels as you approach the eastern ring road. Read more ›

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Catacombs of Paris

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Catacombs of Paris

Take a trip back in time

Catacombs of Paris

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As you walk through the tunnels of this local underground cemetery dating back to the late 18th century, you get a true sense of the fragility of life and the sadness of loss. Read more ›

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Paris Photoshoot - 30 Minutes at the Eiffel Tower

Paris Photoshoot - 30 Minutes at the Eiffel Tower

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Professional 30min Photoshoot in Paris! - Eiffel Tower & Trocadero. For Couples, Families, Friends & Solo Travellers.

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13.33 EUR

Duration

0.5 h

Languages

English

Le Marais

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Le Marais

Funky shopping heaven

Le Marais

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Le Marais is a great little quartier bordered by Hotel de Ville, Republique and the Bastille. It’s the gay capital of Paris as well as the Jewish quartier, and is famous for amazing little boutiques, delicious food, bustling, vibrant streets and a distinctly arty feel. Read more ›

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Montmartre

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Montmartre

Explore its secret corners

Montmartre

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Montmartre is one of the most beautiful places in Paris to wander. Although parts of it are touristy, exploring the area behind the Sacre Coeur allows you to take a step back in time with its winding streets, wild gardens and "folies" that birthed the 19th century Impressionist movement. Read more ›

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Le Comptoir Général

Le Comptoir Général

Escape to Africa

Le Comptoir Général

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You would never guess what’s hidden behind the huge black door of this place. A bar, restaurant, gallery and museum (amongst other things), it serves as an outlet for African culture and sustainable development projects, and is one of the most exotic places in Paris. On weekends it’s packed with people sipping signature cocktails. Read more ›

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La REcyclerie

La REcyclerie

A transformed old railway station

La REcyclerie

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Situated right next to the flea market of Porte de Clignancourt, the Ornano railway station metamorphosed into a unique place now known as La REcyclerie. Shut down in 1939, the 19th century train station has been finally given a second life by the crew from Le Comptoir General. Read more ›

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Loire Valley Castle & Wine Tour from Paris

Loire Valley Castle & Wine Tour from Paris

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Spend an unforgettable day in the Loire Valley! Visit Chambord Castle and two family-run wineries, have lunch at a wine estate, and enjoy magnificent panoramas of the vineyards. From your departure to your way back, your guide will take care of everything for you.

Prices from

246.25 EUR

Duration

12 h

Languages

French, English, Spanish, Portuguese

Butte-aux-Cailles

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Butte-aux-Cailles

Charming secluded village

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. Read more ›

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Rue Denoyez

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Rue Denoyez

Belleville's street art alley

Rue Denoyez

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Tucked in a side alley right by the metro in the heart of Belleville, you’ll find rue Denoyez aka street art alley. Once a small laneway filled with abandoned shops, it has been taken over by a vibrant street culture scene that uses the walls and windows as its canvas. Read more ›

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Tuileries Gardens

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Tuileries Gardens

Romantic gardens in the heart of Paris

Tuileries Gardens

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Once the royal gardens of the Tuileries Palace, today Tuileries is an expansive stretch of lush grass with promenades, impressive water features and statues. With benches placed helpfully around, you can find many places to relax beside the beautiful ponds, as well as enchanting carousels to entertain children and adults alike. Read more ›

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Banks of the Seine

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Banks of the Seine

Stroll along the banks of the Seine

Banks of the Seine

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The riverbanks are closed to traffic on Sundays, and the city is doing more to return them to the pedestrians. The banks between Alma Bridge and Orsay Museum have recently been renovated with floating gardens nearby. The city organises many activities on the riverbanks for both children and adults. Check their website for details. Read more ›

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Private, Professional & Fun Photo Shoot in Paris

Private, Professional & Fun Photo Shoot in Paris

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Take home some extra special souvenirs of your time in Paris! Your personal photographer will capture stunning photos of you at a variety of picturesque locations, with cosy cafés, winding streets, and some of the city’s most iconic buildings as backdrops.

Prices from

23.93 EUR

Duration

1 h

Languages

French, English

Luxembourg Gardens

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Luxembourg Gardens

Gorgeous & relaxing park

Luxembourg Gardens

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This park is the garden of the French Senate. Here you’ll find 23 hectares of nature right in the city centre. Wishing to recreate the places of her childhood in Italy, her native country, Queen Marie de Medici ordered its construction in 1611. Don't miss the Orangery with its 300-year-old orange trees. Read more ›

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Galerie Vivienne

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Galerie Vivienne

Old & luxurious covered passage

Galerie Vivienne

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This covered passage was built in 1823. It’s the most luxurious of all the remaining passages in Paris. The natural light that streams through the glass roof is very beautiful, as is the cupola. You can also admire the mosaics on the floor and the decorative walls. The cornucopias serve as a reminder that it was built for very wealthy people. Read more ›

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Marché aux Fleurs

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Marché aux Fleurs

Beautiful flower & bird market

Marché aux Fleurs

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Very well located, not far from Notre Dame Cathedral, this incredible market offers a multitude of rare and unusual flower varieties every day of the week. Many Parisians know Marché aux Fleurs, even if they’ve never been. Read more ›

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Cave du 38 Riv

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Cave du 38 Riv

We're jamming, we're jamming

Cave du 38 Riv

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Discover the vibe of a Parisian jazz night, while mixing with locals and enjoying a nice drink just few metres from the shore of "La Seine". Immerse yourself in the sounds of "alternative Parisiannes". Read more ›

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Private Tour of Ile de la Cité in Paris

Private Tour of Ile de la Cité in Paris

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Learn the history and secrets of Paris on a private 2-hour walking tour through the Ile de la Cité with a certified guide.

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43.75 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English, Italian

Canal Saint-Martin

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Canal Saint-Martin

A cool & bohemian neighbourhood

Canal Saint-Martin

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It is definitely worth it when it comes to immersing yourself in the local nightlife atmosphere. Here travellers will find a great number of chic bars and appetizing little bistros like Les Enfants Perdus (9 rue des Récollets) Read more ›

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Wanderlust

Wanderlust

An open air club on the left bank

Wanderlust

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Two years ago Wanderlust opened its doors at the Cité de la Mode overlooking the Seine. It’s a huge terrace that hosts many different events, though it’s mostly known for its clubbing scene – here international DJs play electro, house, nouveau disco and sometimes even hip-hop. Other activities include lunch, brunch, yoga, pilates and workshops. Read more ›

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Île de la Cité

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Île de la Cité

A natural island in the heart of Paris

Île de la Cité

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It's the point zero of the city and apart from its very touristic spots, it also offers a very local markets like "Marché aux fleurs" (Monday to Saturday) and "Aux Oiseaux Cité" (Sunday) Address:Place Louis Lépine, 75004, Paris. Read more ›

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Belleville

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Belleville

A vibrant working-class area in Paris

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. Read more ›

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Bike Paris end to end (tiny group!)

Bike Paris end to end (tiny group!)

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Discover Paris on a personalised bike tour with a friendly local guide! We’ll draw up a route based on your preferences: day or night, scenic, sightseeing, alternative, improvised – the options are limitless.

Prices from

59 USD

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English, Spanish

Le MUR

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Le MUR

Outdoor urban art spot

Le MUR

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Le MUR, which can be translated by “The WALL”, is actually an acronym for "Modulable Urbain Réactif" or “Modular Reactive Urban” in English. It's a French association that aims to promote contemporary art, especially urban art. This association regularly offers street artists a space on this wall to exhibit their works. Read more ›

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Le Village Saint-Paul

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Le Village Saint-Paul

Quaint village

Le Village Saint-Paul

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Le Village Saint-Paul is a succession of narrow cobblestone streets and five small green courtyards. It’s home to many vintage, design and craft boutiques, along with antique shops, art galleries and cafés. It's incredibly cosy and charming – I'm sure the inhabitants don't feel as if they’re living in Paris. Read more ›

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Passage Choiseul

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Passage Choiseul

A symbolic Parisian passage

Passage Choiseul

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Ideally located in the second district between rue des Petits-Champs and rue Saint-Augustin, Choiseul is the longest covered passage in Paris, spanning 190 metres in length. The entire gallery is covered in a glass roof which gives the place luminosity. Read more ›

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Parc des Buttes-Chaumont

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Parc des Buttes-Chaumont

One of the largest green spaces in Paris

Parc des Buttes-Chaumont

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This garden is not particularly touristy, and thanks to its generous size, you can easily find an intimate spot. You'll become a child again here, discovering the garden’s hidden mysteries. Lots of runners and sportsmen train here. It’s a nice picnic spot from spring onwards. For those with children – there’s a puppet theatre, a playground, swings… Read more ›

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Professional Photoshoot in Paris! - 2 Hours. For Couples, Families, Friends & Solo Travellers

Professional Photoshoot in Paris! - 2 Hours. For Couples, Families, Friends & Solo Travellers

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Professional Photoshoot for those tired of the battle of the selfie stick, and wonky, fuzzy photos taken by well-meaning strangers.

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33.33 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

English

The Eiffel Tower

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The Eiffel Tower

Climb the ultimate icon

The Eiffel Tower

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The Eiffel Tower was originally built as a temporary entrance arch to the 1889 World Fair, but was so unique that it quickly became an iconic symbol of France. Today you can climb the tower by foot as far as the second level, or take an elevator to any of its three viewing storeys for stunning views across the city. Read more ›

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Quartier de la Mouzaïa

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Quartier de la Mouzaïa

A lovely hidden village

Quartier de la Mouzaïa

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Even nowadays not so well known by the locals, this small neighborhood is a genuine paradise for curious people who want to escape from the stressful cityscape. An unusual village has been set up with astonishing and flowered small detached houses. Read more ›

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Palais de Tokyo

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Palais de Tokyo

Contemporary art gallery

Palais de Tokyo

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Ever since it was established in 2002, Palais de Tokyo has been creating a buzz. Today it’s one of the largest spaces dedicated to contemporary art in Europe. It hosts many events both during the day and at night. Read more ›

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Maison de Victor Hugo

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Maison de Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo's house

Maison de Victor Hugo

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Victor Hugo is considered as one of the uppermost author of the french literature. He has made his mark in various fields of french literature. He has been notably famous as novelist, poet, dramatist and his work has been marked by politics with the writing of famous political speeches. This emblematic figure has lived here during sixteen years. Read more ›

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Private Tour of the Paris Opera & Galeries Lafayette

Private Tour of the Paris Opera & Galeries Lafayette

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On this guided tour you’ll discover the Palais Garnier, one of the most beautiful buildings in Paris, and learn who Baron Haussmann was while admiring breathtaking views from the roof of the Galeries Lafayette.

Prices from

65 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English, Italian

Passage des Panoramas

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Passage des Panoramas

An old covered Parisian passage

Passage des Panoramas

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The covered passages of Paris are remnants of times before Baron Haussmann set about transforming the city. From the 18th–19th century 150 passages were constructed, enabling wealthy people to shop regardless of the weather. Nowadays just 15 passages remain. Read more ›

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Arc de Triomphe (Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile)

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Arc de Triomphe (Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile)

Make your dreams come true

Arc de Triomphe (Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile)

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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. Read more ›

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Champs de Mars

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Champs de Mars

Ponds, pony rides, picnics & carousels

Champs de Mars

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Champs de Mars is the park with the most stunning view of the Eiffel Tower, which is an amazing backdrop for both picnics and photos. The park is exquisite in summer, bursting with colourful flowers and duck ponds, and joggers and cyclists looping around its perimeter. In winter you can still find sunny spots to pause and admire the iconic view. Read more ›

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Saint-Germain-des-Prés Church

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Saint-Germain-des-Prés Church

Saving the oldest church in Paris

Saint-Germain-des-Prés Church

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This is yet another beautiful church for history lovers to visit, especially as it’s all that remains of the historic Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. In the 7th century, Saint-Germain-des-Près was a prosperous area that belonged to Benedictine monks. Ambitious renovations began in 2011. Read more ›

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Romantic Picnic for Lovers in Paris

Romantic Picnic for Lovers in Paris

Celebrate your love in the most romantic city in the world! A romantic setting will be waiting for you and your beloved on the banks of the Seine in a lovely and peaceful park. Our team will set it up according to your wishes.

Prices from

150 EUR

Duration

1.5 h

Languages

French, English

Sainte-Chapelle

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Royal Gothic chapel

Sainte-Chapelle

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A famous and beloved French king (Saint Louis) ordered the construction of this amazing Catholic church in 1239 to house his collection of religious relics (known as "the relics of the Passion"). It's said that this purchase cost half the annual budget of the French kingdom. Read more ›

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Sésame

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Sésame

Restaurant on Canal Saint-Martin

Sésame

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"Wow!" was my reaction the first time a friend brought me to this little restaurant. It's located on Canal Saint-Martin, which is the place to be when the sun is shining. At Sésame you can enjoy freshly prepared meals and great music. It’s a nice place for a hot chocolate and a chat with friends. Read more ›

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Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie

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Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie

A place for curious people

Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie

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Located in the Parc de la Villette leisure complex that covers an area of 55 hectares, this place hosts various exhibitions on science and innovation and lots of activities for kids. It's also home to a planetarium, an aquarium, a library and even a submarine! It's a fun place to learn about the sciences, nature and technology. Read more ›

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Pont-Neuf

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Pont-Neuf

The oldest bridge in Paris

Pont-Neuf

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The Pont Neuf is the oldest standing bridge across the river Seine and therefore it's a Parisian symbol for locals. In the summertime locals usually go down the stairs and sit by La Seine whilst enjoying a good bottle of wine. Read more ›

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Full-Day Wine Tasting Tour of Champagne from Paris

Full-Day Wine Tasting Tour of Champagne from Paris

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Take advantage of your stay in Paris by spending an entire day discovering Champagne and its famous bubbles. We’ll take care of everything for you, from start to finish. You’re bound to return with sparkles in your eyes!

Prices from

250 EUR

Duration

12 h

Languages

French, English, Spanish

Le Petit Palais

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Le Petit Palais

Museum of fine arts

Le Petit Palais

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This art gallery is a remnant of the Universal Exhibition of 1900 which was a world fair that celebrated the achievements of the previous century. It houses great permanent collections of paintings, sculptures, objects from Rome and Greece, ancient books and photos. It’s also well known for its temporary exhibitions. Read more ›

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The Shoah Memorial

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The Shoah Memorial

Holocaust museum & information centre

The Shoah Memorial

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This is a place of faith and sharing, full of strong emotions. The museum aims to clarify historical information relating to the Holocaust, while also teaching younger generations about the war. Mostly however, it’s a place to remember what happened and pay tribute to all of the victims. Read more ›

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Passage Brady

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Passage Brady

The little India of Paris

Passage Brady

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Passage Brady is one of the two covered walkways of the 10th district, the other being Passage du Prado. It was listed as an historical monument in 2002. It also features an uncovered section that extends to rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin. Here’s your chance to “visit” Bombay! Read more ›

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Saint Sulpice Church

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Saint Sulpice Church

Magnificent church

Saint Sulpice Church

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Although this church is not as famous as Notre Dame Cathedral, it’s just as gorgeous. It’s a real treasure, especially as it’s not overcrowded with tourists. It was renovated over a period of many years, its beauty partially hidden by high scaffolding. Nowadays however you can fully enjoy this iconic edifice of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Read more ›

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Private Tour of the Paris Orsay Museum

Private Tour of the Paris Orsay Museum

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Enjoy a 2-hour private guided tour of the Musée d'Orsay with a special focus on its history, architecture and 19th-century art.

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62.50 EUR

Duration

2 h

Languages

French, English, Italian

Ile Saint Germaine

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Ile Saint Germaine

A quirky island in the Seine

Ile Saint Germaine

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Just outside Paris (a half hour bike ride from the Eiffel Tower) you'll find the quirky island of Ile Saint Germain. It's a cute little hodgepodge of architectural styles, reminiscent of a fishing-village-meets-60s-style, with a good dose of community charm thrown in. Read more ›

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Passage Jouffroy

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Passage Jouffroy

Charming passage in the 9th district

Passage Jouffroy

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As a continuation of the Passage des Panoramas, this covered walkway connects the streets Boulevard Montmartre and rue de la Grange-Batelière. It has a glass and metal roof, and the ground is covered with black and white tiles. Built in 1836 and listed as an historical monument in 1974, this lovely passage has an old and authentic Parisian feel. Read more ›

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Panthéon

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Panthéon

Amazing view (no lift, beware...!)

Panthéon

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Less known than any other panoramic spots in Paris the Pantheon is quite an experience, beside visiting an impressive classic architecture you should plan your visit on a sunny and clear day in order to get up to the dome. The stunning column peristyle is already worthy the visit but the sight of Paris all around is definitely worthy to be seen. Read more ›

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Carnavalet Museum

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Carnavalet Museum

The story of Paris

Carnavalet Museum

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You can literally traverse centuries of Parisian history in architecturally remarkable houses. The Museum organises lots of activities for children, families and people with disabilities. Visit their website for a full programme (note that it’s in French). Read more ›

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Upper Concept Store

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Très chic and they do it all!

Upper Concept Store

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I love to come here to do work on the second floor. They have a cafe with unlimited coffee, great music for staying on task and the design of the place is beautiful. Awesome styles in the boutique and there's an event space on the third floor with cool art. Everything you need in one place! Read more ›

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La Fabrique Balades Sonores

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La Fabrique Balades Sonores

Where independent music & art meet

La Fabrique Balades Sonores

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This lively place connects you with music produced by French indie labels. Expect to find indie, electro, pop and jazz records and CDs, and everything in between. The original home-like interiors are what make this place extra special. They regularly have promotions and in-store events. Read more ›

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Tour Saint-Jacques

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Tour Saint-Jacques

Iconic tower on the right bank

Tour Saint-Jacques

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Many people wonder why this tower stands alone. It’s all that remains of a church that was destroyed during the French Revolution. Luckily it managed to survive the troubled history of the French capital. In the 19th century it was used as a weather station. Read more ›

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Espace Dalí

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Espace Dalí

Dalinian love

Espace Dalí

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This unique place 350 m away from the Sacré-Cœur of Montmartre is dedicated to one of the most prominent representative of the Surrealist movement, Salvador Dali. The "Espace Dali" exhibits numerous Dali's paintings, engravings & sculptures along with his life facts, his ideas and the stories behind his creations. Read more ›

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Bowling Mouffetard

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Bowling Mouffetard

A good old-fashioned bowling alley

Bowling Mouffetard

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It's an intimate pinball and pop music kind of place with a whole lot of grim authenticity. The bowling balls are positively lunar, pocked by decades of drops and bumps. The shoes are nice, the scoring simple, and the service a little unfriendly. But – pinball machines! How could you stay unhappy?! Read more ›

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Bir-Hakeim Bridge

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Bir-Hakeim Bridge

Two-tier steel bridge

Bir-Hakeim Bridge

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Sometimes it can be fun to visit Parisian locations that have featured prominently in films. I’ve spotted this bridge in two films – Inception and Munich, though it has also appeared in others. Check out the metro on the upper level and the Art Deco columns and lights. Read more ›

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59 Rivoli

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59 Rivoli

Parisian artists' squat

59 Rivoli

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The works and creations of these artists are now exhibited over 6 floors. During your visit, you can see the artists working, creating and chatting with the guests. Exhibitions, performances, concerts are always on and all for free. Read more ›

Born Bad Records

Born Bad Records

French rock label's cool record store

Born Bad Records

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Born Bad Records has released over 60 albums and counting. At minimum this guarantees visitors French rock they’ve never heard of, though the shop owner's taste is everywhere. Vintage rock from South America, used Japanese vinyls, new German records – a bit of world history mixed with the new releases doesn’t disappoint even the regulars. Read more ›

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Le Palais de la Découverte

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Le Palais de la Découverte

For science maniacs

Le Palais de la Découverte

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The Palace of Discovery is a real discovery itself. It’s the kind of museum that takes you back to your childhood. You can learn a lot about physics, astronomy, chemistry, mathematics, geology and biology, and attend experiments. It’s interactive, playful and very exciting for children. Science lovers will be very happy, as will curious people. Read more ›

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Pile ou Face

Pile ou Face

Friendly cocktail bar in Pigalle

Pile ou Face

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They kept the bar like it was, an old Pigalle "hostess bar" with pole dance bar, mirrors and gold glitters ! Good cocktails for the right price (8 to 12€) Very crowdy on the weekend, best place to have a drink and dance. Much quieter during the rest of the week, great place for a date. + Try their glitter vodka shots !! Read more ›

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Toolbox Records

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Toolbox Records

Bass music!

Toolbox Records

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With over 10,000 artists packed into a small room, I guess it’s safe to say that Toolbox has one of the densest ratios of vinyl per square metre in Paris. Ragga, jungle, dub, techno, D&B, house – if this is what you like then Toolbox won’t disappoint. In fact, most of your shopping could happen right here. Read more ›

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Passage des Princes

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Passage des Princes

A passage back to childhood

Passage des Princes

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This passage was opened to the public in 1960 thanks to the initiative of Baron Haussmann. It’s worth seeing due to its period architecture – it has a coloured glass cupola, a glass roof and a façade that’s listed as an historical monument. You’ll find the other entrance at 97 rue de Richelieu. Read more ›

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Musée de Cluny

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Musée de Cluny

National museum of the Middle Ages

Musée de Cluny

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History lovers, this is the place to visit if you want to avoid the crowds at the Louvre. I'm sure you didn't know that in Paris you can see well-preserved Gallo-Roman thermal baths dating from the 1st to the 3rd centuries AD. The museum is also home to beautiful medieval tapestries like the famous ‘The Lady and the Unicorn’ series. Read more ›

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La Source

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La Source

Techno & house music with style

La Source

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It's spacious, it's bright and thanks to its simple décor, it’s easy to stay focussed on the music despite other distractions including magazines (The Travel Almanac for instance) and apparel. The word that sums up this place, its records, its design and why locals love it: minimal. Read more ›

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Madeleine Church

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Madeleine Church

Neoclassical Catholic church

Madeleine Church

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The style of this place is so original that many don’t even realise it’s a church. What’s more, it's so monumental that people don't dare to enter. In 1806 Napoleon ordered its construction as a "Temple to the Glory of the Great Army". This memorial became a church in 1842 after Napoleon’s fall. Read more ›

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Parc de la Villette

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Parc de la Villette

Perfect place to enjoy your evenings

Parc de la Villette

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Parc de la Villette is a huge green park where locals go to laze around, watch a movie or read their favourite book. You can find here families, couples or just a bunch of friends who want to have a good pastime. Read more ›

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Place Fréhel

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Place Fréhel

Street art & trompe l'oeil square

Place Fréhel

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Benjamin Vautier aka Ben is a famous French artist known for his creative performances, writings and installations. In this Belleville district square you’ll find one of his masterpieces – an enormous blackboard hung on a blind wall where the phrase "Il faut se méfier des mots" (“Beware of words”) is written. Read more ›

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Maillol Museum

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Maillol Museum

Small museum

Maillol Museum

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Located between Invalides and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, it's not easy to find this museum if you’ve never heard of it. It’s a small museum, especially if you compare it to the Louvre. I’ve seen two exhibitions here including “The Last Sitting” by Bert Stern (a series of photos of Marilyn Monroe) and an exhibition on the Italian Medici family. Read more ›

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Atelier des Lumières

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By Caitlin Ruby

Unimaginably Beautiful

Atelier des Lumières

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A vision of dreams and art brought to life. Something our grandparents would think of as magic, the future of art - Van Gough's art especially to see it alive was stunning and breath taking. A great experience and just $10! Read more ›

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Parc André Citroën

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Parc André Citroën

Futuristic park

Parc André Citroën

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This modern 35-acre park was inaugurated in 1992. André Citroën is a famous French engineer who created a car company at the beginning of the century that still exists today. Not surprisingly, automobile factories were once located here. Read more ›

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Lavomatic

By Caitlin Ruby

One word - laundrette

Lavomatic

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If you're looking for an alternative funky cocktail bar that is different from your average, then Lavomatic is defo one to visit. Chilled vibey music and a veriety of snacks and drinks, there's something for everyone. A small bar but never overcrowded - the atmosphere is friendly and personal. Read more ›

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Monster Melodies

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Monster Melodies

In business since 1985

Monster Melodies

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This is one of the oldest records stores in Paris to have survived the digital revolution. Although the prices can often be excruciating, it carries a magnificent stock of vinyls (both new and second-hand) including rock, funk, hip hop, soul, blues, jazz, metal, French pop and more. Read more ›

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Montmartre Cemetery

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Montmartre Cemetery

A quiet place for peaceful contemplation

Montmartre Cemetery

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Montmartre Cemetery is a pretty and intimate cemetery nestled below the main thoroughfare around the base of Montmartre. It has a number of famous graves, including those of Dalida, Jacques Offenbach, Maxime du Camp and the family of Emile Zola (his body has been moved to the Pantheon). Read more ›

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Techno Import

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Techno Import

Craving some serious dance music?

Techno Import

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There's a constant stream of new records arriving here every day – dubstep, house, D&B, jungle plus loads of techno and hardcore music – making it one of the best shops of its kind in Paris. Lots of white labels attract locals searching for rarities and other limited editions. They mostly sell records though there are some CDs available. Read more ›

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Musée Édith Piaf

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Edith Piaf's former apartment

Musée Édith Piaf

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This private museum located in the 11th district was created by Bernard Marchois, lifelong fan and author of two Piaf biographies. It’s a place with real soul – not only is it brimming with vinyl records, fan letters and a wealth of other memorabilia, it was Piaf’s home at the beginning of her career. Read more ›

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Passage Verdeau

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Passage Verdeau

An old Parisian passage

Passage Verdeau

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Passage Verdeau is located between rue de la Grande Batelière and rue du Faubourg Montmartre in the 9th district of Paris, just near Passage Jouffroy. This walkway is a combination of old-fashioned storefronts and antique shops, and present-day shops that give it a modern ambiance. Read more ›

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La Gaîté Lyrique

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La Gaîté Lyrique

Central Cultural Art/Workspace

La Gaîté Lyrique

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For those modern travellers who require a strong wifi wherever they go, cultural space, La Gaîte Lyrique, is a godsend, providing ample workspace, plug sockets, excellent coffee from their numerous cafes, and best of all, free entry! Enjoy regular art exhibitions, mingle with fellow creatives and buy unique, artistic souvenirs from the shop. Read more ›

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Le Moulin Rouge

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Le Moulin Rouge

A must-see cabaret for romantics

Le Moulin Rouge

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Built in 1889, the cabaret was born in the essence of the bohemian Belle Epoque. Even though this is no the place you visit every weekend, Le Moulin Rouge is perfect for a romantic and special occasion. Last but not least, Le Moulin Rouge is located in a very convenient location to enjoy a night out. Read more ›

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RPR - Le Repaire de Charonne

RPR - Le Repaire de Charonne

back to the 80's cocktail bar

RPR - Le Repaire de Charonne

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One of the first cocktail bars in this area, barmen are just adorable, very good cocktails for very affordable prices (8 to 12€). I really like the wood design of the front of the bar, music is great (who still plays Elton John and UB40 nowadays ??) and locals are really friendly Free arcade games with Pacman, STreet Fighters and many more Read more ›

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Souffle Continu

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Souffle Continu

Records that push boundaries

Souffle Continu

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Rock, electro, metal, experimental, jazz – that’s one way of categorising the music here. It's just a starting point though as people come here for music that touches the boundaries of each of these styles: krautrock, Americana, harsh noise, drone, contemporary jazz etc. Having all of it on records at a physical store in digital times – priceless! Read more ›

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Ground Zero – Le Calif de Belleville

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Ground Zero – Le Calif de Belleville

A mecca for indie lovers

Ground Zero – Le Calif de Belleville

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It's popular amongst indie fans, but variety and quantity are what make people keep coming back. With funk classics from Africa, reggae legends, fresh blues, 90s hip hop and more, there’s something to suit every taste. Still, indie has the limelight here. The wooden apartment-like atmosphere adds another layer of mystery to the music. Read more ›

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Heartbeat Vinyl

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Heartbeat Vinyl

Vinyls with soul

Heartbeat Vinyl

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This is a classic example of a record store (vinyls only) where the guy behind the counter is always ready to help customers dig out all the juicy stuff while still leaving them plenty of space to make discoveries of their own. The selection of new and used records might not be huge, but it’s obvious that they’re all treated with love and care. Read more ›

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Montmartre Museum

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Montmartre Museum

Become an expert in Montmartre history

Montmartre Museum

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This small museum consists of two houses where famous painters lived. In the first building, drawings and paintings show you the total transformation of Montmartre over the centuries. You can also learn more about the Parisian nightlife in the 19th century, the various artists that lived there and the period of the Commune. Read more ›

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Zic & Bul

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Zic & Bul

Collector’s comics & records

Zic & Bul

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With a gallery of original comic strips in the basement, this is THE place for comic book collectors. It’s fair to say that the visual dominates the audible here, though as they also sell records it’s hard to argue against the importance of both – good cover art makes rare rock and jazz vinyls even more special. Read more ›

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Music Fear Satan

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Music Fear Satan

Metal, punk & hardcore

Music Fear Satan

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Music Fear Satan started off in 2004 as an online record store catering to anybody interested in hardcore and metal music. Since 2010, metal fans have been blessed with a store and one more reason to visit Bastille. Here you can pick up doom, death and black metal, noise rock, sludge, emo and psychedelic garage music. It's truly one of a kind. Read more ›

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Le Lucernaire

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Le Lucernaire

An eclectic place for curious people

Le Lucernaire

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Le Lucernaire is an amazing and unusual cultural center. It's both a theater & a cinema and at the same time a restaurant & a bar. There is also a bookshop in the entrance hall, an exhibition gallery and some concerts are even organized on Sunday. The cinema displays both current and old movies. The old ones are sometimes followed by a debate. Read more ›

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BAM Karaoke Box

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BAM Karaoke Box

The end of Karaoke's hang-ups

BAM Karaoke Box

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The concept is simple. You rent a private and soundproof room for you & your friends and then just go for a 2h karaoke session! The smallest rooms are meant to be for 8 persons but you can be less, of course you'll pay the same amount of money. The decor is nice and funny and the waiters are friendly. Cocktails at 6 euros in Happy hour. Read more ›

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Betino's Record Shop

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Betino's Record Shop

From jazz to house & back

Betino's Record Shop

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Come here if you want to visit a real gem of a record store in Paris. It’s loaded with jazz records plus there’s a whole wall dedicated to house vinyls! You can only imagine what else is on offer – soul, funk, hip hop, contemporary jazz, reggae, Afro, Latino… It's a tempting mix of the fresh and the new and the old and the legendary. Read more ›

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Le Relais de l'Entrecôte

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By Caitlin Ruby

You get what you queue for

Le Relais de l'Entrecôte

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Tastiest steak ever, literally all broke up in my mouth such a rich juicy flavour. I would kill to have the recipie for their special sauce (jk lol) - but seriously, it's stunning. You know the best part? You get two rounds of steak and chips! Read more ›

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MurMur Pantin

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MurMur Pantin

huge climbing room in the north of Paris

MurMur Pantin

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This is a huge climbing room with many walls, a sauna, a training room, a bar... There are several rooms, with blocks or walls. The equipment can be rented. Check out for happy hours allowing cheaper fares. Have a beer in a sofa after a climbing session in this warm ambiance is very relaxing! Read more ›

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La Javelle – Guinguette Effervescente

La Javelle – Guinguette Effervescente

Open Air Food Trucks/Bar On The Seine

La Javelle – Guinguette Effervescente

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Food trucks, bars, and events such as concerts and vintage clothing for sale, this place is so eclectic and so charming, how could anyone not love it? Great for kids, family, and friends! Their food trucks feature food from all over the world and their menu is constantly changing. It is a place for culture, art, music, drinking, eating, and more! Read more ›

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Fargo Vinyl Shop

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Fargo Vinyl Shop

Rock music galore

Fargo Vinyl Shop

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Fargo is all about rock music and music that’s clearly influenced by rock – there’s everything from pop, folk and indie to metal, blues and country. The shop has a strong North American feeling which is apparent in the selection of music and even in the décor – it’s more reminiscent of an American film than a Parisian boutique. Read more ›

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Le Silence de la Rue

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Le Silence de la Rue

Eclectic selection of black music & more

Le Silence de la Rue

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When you enter this legendary store, beware! It may take longer than you think to go through all the new and used records. Soul, funk, reggae, blues, hip hop, jazz, garage, Afro and even pop – the selection of music is truly eclectic. Even if you’re not looking for anything in particular, the wide price range offers something for everyone. Read more ›

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L'Oblique - Cité internationale universitaire de Paris

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L'Oblique - Cité internationale universitaire de Paris

International Campus Heritage

L'Oblique - Cité internationale universitaire de Paris

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L'Oblique, through a permanent exposition and guided tours, will reveal you all the secrets you need to know about the mesmerizing campus of Paris intra-muros: the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (14eme). Read more ›

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L'AntiCafé

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Ideal place to work

L'AntiCafé

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Because you can meet a lot of people working. You can find artists, entrepreneurs, freelancers. You pay the time you stay, and you have free drinks. The place is very nice, and the district is cool as well, much central. Read more ›

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Exodisc

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Exodisc

Classic record store

Exodisc

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Record stores aren’t what they used to be, particularly so in these digital times. Exodisc and its charismatic owners, Larry Debay and his wife Dominique, represent the old school way of running things. They take pride in selecting and listening to all of the vinyls themselves and have run their shop this way for over 30 years. Read more ›

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