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23 de abr. de 2024 · Discover 196 hidden attractions, cool sights, and unusual things to do in Paris from Catacombes de Paris to Musée des Arts Forains .
23 de jul. de 2020 · Planning to forego big-ticket attractions in Paris? Find unusual, off-the-beaten-path things to do such as flea market shopping and a cemetery visit (with a map).
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- Quai de la Garonne, 75019 Paris, France
- Take in The Views from Arc de Triomphe Or A Rooftop Bar
- Take A Food Tour of The Le Marais Neighborhood
- Stay in Saint Germain Or Montmartre
- Explore The Famous Louvre and Musee D’Orsay
- Walk Along The Seine River For The Perfect Paris Bucket List Item
- Explore The Stunning Churches in Paris
- Take A Day Trip to The Loire Valley
- Visiting A Market Is A Must on A Paris Bucket List
- Watch The Eiffel Tower Sparkle at Night
- Visit Monet’s Water Lilies in Giverny
I stand by my belief that the best views of Paris HAVE to include the Eiffel Tower. So while you could certainly go up into the Eiffel Tower and fight the crowds to get a good view and shot of the city, I recommend either going up the Arc de Triomphe or a rooftop bar instead! We loved Bar Perruche, a rooftop bar and restaurant set on top of the Pri...
Le Marias may be one of my favorite spots in Paris. If you are searching for fun things to do in Paris, I highly recommend taking a food tour of the Le Marais neighborhood. Why Le Marais? This arrondissement is a melting pot of culture with Chinese, Jewish, and LGBTQI residents. This is reflected in the many art museums, bakeries, restaurants, and ...
A mistake you could make while visiting Parisis to stay next to the most touristy parts of town. While convenient, it can be incredibly expensive! So while you could fork over a lot of money to stay in the 1st arrondissement (where the Louvre is), I recommend either staying in Montmartre (18th arrondissement) or Saint Germain (6th arrondissement). ...
There are several museums all across Paris! But if you’ve never been to the city of lights, then adding the Louvre and Musee D’Orsay are a must for your Paris bucket list. The Louvre is huge with many works of art ranging from the Renaissance to Ancient Egypt. Of course, you’ve got to go see the Mona Lisa, but you may be disappointed in how tiny sh...
Nothing is better than a stroll along the Seine in the summer. The little green stands are up with souvenirs available for purchase, you can spot artists painting along the river, and from July-August, they even put in beach chairs and umbrellas along the banks in some parts to feel like you’re at the beach in Paris! Spending a quiet afternoon lazi...
The churches across the city of Paris are divine, with gargoyles on the front, stained-glass windows inside, and gorgeous art that would make you think every cathedral is a museum on its own. Of course, visiting Notre Dame, Sacre-Coeur, or Sainte Chappelle are on many bucket lists for Paris, which I totally recommend. However, my favorite is the Ab...
If you plan to spend several days in Paris, I highly recommend taking a day trip. And while there are several day trips you could take from Paris, our favorite was visiting the Loire Valley! With hundreds of chateaus and wineries, it was a fairytale come to life to visit the Loire Valley. It is only a couple of hours south of Paris, and well worth ...
One of the more unusual things to do in Paris is to spot all of the exciting markets. With fresh food, charming stands, and lengthy histories, it is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon finding these beautiful gems across the city. My personal favorite is the Marche des Enfants-Rouges, the oldest covered market in Paris that dates back to the 16...
While I recommend spotting the Eiffel Tower during the day (it can be hard to miss), I also recommend staying up to see it at night. It lights up the sky and every hour there is a light show where it looks like the Eiffel Tower is sparkling. It is a romantic sight to seeand a must for a bucket list in Paris.
Want to see the awe-inspiring gardens that Monet is famous for painting in real life? Take a half-day tripor just take the train from Gare Saint-Lazare to Vernon and a taxi or bus up to Giverny to explore Monet’s home and gardens. You may feel as inspired as the French painter himself! This is definitely a France bucket listitem!
This Paris bucket list is a narrowed-down compilation of my favourite things to do in Paris. You can also watch dedicated videos of every item on this Paris bucket list on my TikTok, YouTube or Instagram. Booking.com paris bucketlist: 30 UNIQUE THINGS TO DO IN PARIS. 1. Learn to make macarons in Paris
1 de feb. de 2024 · 1. Discover Paris’ Pipes and Balls at the Museum of Sewers. Paris, the city of light, love, and… sewers? That’s right, beneath the chic boulevards lies the Musée des Égouts de Paris, a museum dedicated to the city’s historic underbelly.
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Hace 4 días · 1 – Start your trip at the Musée d’Orsay (and Gaze at Van Gogh’s The Starry Night) 2 – Travel back to the 13th century at Sainte Chapelle. 3 – Spend a day at the Versailles Palace & Gardens (where the incredible Hall of Mirrors awaits) 4 – See the infamous Notre Dame Cathedral up close. 5 – Go underground; walk through the eerie Catacombs.
4 de oct. de 2023 · #1 Follow in the footsteps of Nicolas Flamel. Yes, Nicolas was a real person. And he lived in Paris! Two roads in the city centre (Rue Nicolas Flamel and Rue Pernelle) are named for the infamous alchemist and his wife. At 51 Rue Montmorency, you’ll also find Flamel’s old house, which is often thought to be the oldest stone house in the city.
