Rue Cler is the kind of street you hope to find when you are looking for a pedestrian market street with cafés, specialty food stores and some delicacies for that picnic basket.

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The Eiffel Tower was constructed for the Universal Exposition of 1889, the centennial of the French Revolution. Little did the architect, Gustave Eiffel (1832-1923), know that it would become an icon ...

Pylones, with its lively show window decorated with stationary and other general goods in a kind of pop design, is the perfect place for those looking for Parisian souvenirs. Remarkably they've been a...

This is where you find those beautiful, feminine heels sought by regular women and celebrities from around the world: the Christian Louboutin pumps. This brand is also very popular at the select shops...

Louis XIV ordered the construction of this building to house disabled soldiers, a part of which is open to the public as the Army Museum. The audio guide will help you to discover this as one of the r...

he Eiffel Tower is THE ‘must-see’ monument of Paris. This iron tower was constructed for the World’s Fair Paris in 1889. Originally planned to be destroyed after the Fair, it became useful as a radio ...

When you talk about sculpture, you think Rodin. The museum of this great artist of the 19th century is one of the ‘must see’ spots of the capital. The modern entrance, remodeled several years ago, and...

This brand new museum, which opened in June 2006, focuses on the ‘primary’ arts of Oceania, Asia, Africa and the Americas. Located between the Eiffel Tower and the Alma Bridge, the museum building was...

As in its name, 'the Foundation Dina Vierny - Musée Maillol' was founded by Dina Vierny in 1995. Dina Vierny was the model for the sculptor Aristide Maillol beginning when she was 15 years old. She wa...

In 1998, the luxury leather goods and accessory designer François Rénier launched a completely new and original concept, uniting a paper handbag with leather handles. Customers were quickly captivated...

One of the most famous and popular museums in Paris, The Musée d'Orsay was originally built as a railway station. But eventually it was found to be too small to house the growing passenger trains. Tha...

Cinq Mars is a bistro found on a quiet street near Saint Germain. You’ll likely be charmed by the gray exterio0r and counter, as well as the wooden tables that give it something of a rustic feel, whil...

If you face Rue de Montessuy from this restaurant and walk forward a bit, you will see the gigantic form of the Eiffel Tower overpowering you from between the Haussmann style buildings. Yes, this rest...

Jamón ibérico (ibérico ham) is a cured ham from Spain often called the king of ham. Of all the ibérico hams, the highest quality is Bellota. In Spanish it means “acorn”, and it’s made by pickling the ...

Les Cocottes just opened in June of 2007. It is the latest shop from Chef Christian Constant, who has four restaurants along rue Saint Dominique, such as Le Violon d'Ingres right next door. Much like ...

amón ibérico (ibérico ham) is a cured ham from Spain often called the king of ham. Of all the ibérico hams, the highest quality is Bellota. In Spanish it means “acorn”, and it’s made by pickling the m...

Les Cocottes just opened in June of 2007. It is the latest shop from Chef Christian Constant, who has four restaurants along rue Saint Dominique, such as Le Violon d'Ingres right next door. Much like ...

There is actually a trend in Paris that museums restaurants come quite highly recommended. ‘Les Ombres’ in the brand new Quai Branly Museum is one of the most popular of all. The restaurant was design...

The popular bakery ‘Poujauran’ has closed, but the talented young baker, Stéphane Secco, has taken over the reputation at the same location. He used to be a pastry chef for cafés and hotels of the fam...

Although the shop’s interior and design are very modern, Richart is, in fact, a well established chocolate maker founded in Lyon in 1925. Their chocolates are delicious and stylish, good for souvenirs...

aris' Oldest and most chic department store in the left bank. Since 1848, Le Bon Marché has been seducing those who love good quality.
On the ground floor you discover almost all of the luxury bra...

One of the best bistros in Paris. Regular customers are enjoying Basque hams and wine at the bar counter, while waiters are busily working the crowded dining room...very typical. 30 € for daily 3 cour...

The Parisian landmark is the tallest structure in Paris and one of the most recognized structures in the world it is named after its designer, Gustave Eiffel. More than 200,000,000 have visisted the i...

Eiffel Tower should not be missed and it welcome many visitors each year. It is open all year long. Here are schedules and rates to help you to organise your visit.

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