Eerie underground ossuary and tunnel network lined with millions of bones, offering a haunting, unforgettable look at Paris beneath the streets.
Luxembourg Gardens
Beautiful public park with formal gardens and fountains.
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Musée de l’Orangerie
Intimate museum in the Tuileries Garden, renowned for Monet’s Water Lilies and a superb collection of Impressionist and modern works.
Musée Rodin
Peaceful museum and sculpture garden featuring Rodin masterpieces like The Thinker and The Kiss, set amid lawns, roses, and shaded paths.
Palace of Versailles
Opulent royal palace with expansive gardens, located just outside Paris.
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Père Lachaise Cemetery
Famous cemetery and tranquil walking spot, home to notable graves including Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, and Edith Piaf.
Canal Saint-Martin
Picturesque canal lined with trees, boutiques, and cafés, popular for leisurely walks and boat rides that even pass through underground sections.
Shakespeare and Company Bookstore
Legendary Left Bank bookstore overlooking the Seine, beloved for its cozy rooms, eclectic shelves, and literary events in the Latin Quarter.
Luxembourg Palace
Landmark palace bordering Jardin du Luxembourg, anchoring one of Paris’s most beloved green spaces and a classic backdrop for photos and strolls.
Place du Tertre
Bustling Montmartre square known for its artists and café atmosphere, offering a vivid snapshot of Paris’s bohemian creative spirit.
Royal Paris
Central area near the Louvre and Tuileries, convenient for first-time visitors and close to top attractions.
Le Marais
A leafy district with cobblestone alleys, courtyards, and tree-flanked streets, known for shopping, 17th-century market, and proximity to Notre Dame and the Louvre.
Quiet, central residential island with elegant historic homes, narrow streets, and small galleries.
St-Germain-des-Prés
A ritzy area filled with grand-dame hotels, smart shops, and old-school Parisian cafés, perfect for a luxurious and historical Parisian experience.
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Latin Quarter
Lively student area with cafes, historic sights, and strong transit access near central attractions.
Île de la Cité
Historic central island with major landmarks and easy access to both riverbanks for sightseeing.
Montmartre
A picturesque area with steep, hilly streets and sweet street markets, known for its artistic history and stunning city views from Sacré-Cœur.
Champs-Elysées
Convenient upscale shopping area with luxury boutiques and major sights nearby in the 8th arrondissement.
7th arrondissement
Home to the Eiffel Tower and Musée d’Orsay, this area is ideal for those wanting to be close to iconic attractions in a touristy yet convenient location.
9th Arrondissement
Culture and shopping district with Opera Garnier and major department stores, well connected by metro.
Pigalle
An area with grand 19th-century streets, once known as the red-light district, now a lively spot with smart tables, hotels, and the iconic Moulin Rouge.
Butte-aux-Cailles
A hilltop former French village, known for its fairytale-like streets, vintage stores, street art, and vibrant summer street cafés.