Guidebook for Paris
Food Scene
Excellent restaurants and brunch for a nice stroll.
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Place du Marche Saint Honore
Excellent restaurants and brunch for a nice stroll.
Fantastic japanese bakery that does japanese specialties as well as french pastries and lunch boxes. The matcha latte and the azuki rolls are my favourites. There is no Wifi but you can catch my Internet from the cafe.
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Aki Boulangerie
16 Rue Sainte-AnneFantastic japanese bakery that does japanese specialties as well as french pastries and lunch boxes. The matcha latte and the azuki rolls are my favourites. There is no Wifi but you can catch my Internet from the cafe.
The fact that majority of the clients are Japanese says a lot about the quality of the food here. The miso aubergine is to die for!
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Restaurant Zen
8 Rue de l'ÉchelleThe fact that majority of the clients are Japanese says a lot about the quality of the food here. The miso aubergine is to die for!
The place looks like nothing but try the freshly baked croissants or the freshly pressed fruit juices!
They also have the best priced breakfast in the neighbourhood.
KAITLEEN - Restaurant & Lounge
7 Rue des Petits ChampsThe place looks like nothing but try the freshly baked croissants or the freshly pressed fruit juices!
They also have the best priced breakfast in the neighbourhood.
Very famous and never disappoint (there are 3-4 in Paris and beware of the copies which are not the authentic Entrecote): http://www.relaisentrecote.fr
Only 1 dish on the menu -excellent entrecote with a secret sauce (no jokes) ! (~ 27 euros). Try the profiteroles for dessert. You can not book a table but the queue goes fast and the service is extremely efficient.
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Le Relais de L’Entrecôte
20 Rue Saint-BenoîtVery famous and never disappoint (there are 3-4 in Paris and beware of the copies which are not the authentic Entrecote): http://www.relaisentrecote.fr
Only 1 dish on the menu -excellent entrecote with a secret sauce (no jokes) ! (~ 27 euros). Try the profiteroles for dessert. You can not book a table but the queue goes fast and the service is extremely efficient.
The most classic creperie for me. If it is closed, try the Petit Josselin in the same street, which is the brother restaurant.
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La Crêperie de Josselin
67 Rue du MontparnasseThe most classic creperie for me. If it is closed, try the Petit Josselin in the same street, which is the brother restaurant.
Expensive but hey it is iconic. Try the waffles :P
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Garçon de Café
1 Pl. des Martyrs de l'Occupation Allemande 1940-1944Expensive but hey it is iconic. Try the waffles :P
If you fancy other asian food than the Japanese in the street :) worth the trekk for authentic Laotian food.
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Lao Lane Xang Restaurant
102 Av. d'IvryIf you fancy other asian food than the Japanese in the street :) worth the trekk for authentic Laotian food.
Because I am from Senegal and this is where I go when I miss food from home :)
Try the Yassa Poulet and drink some bissap :)
Porokhane Senegalese Restaurant
3 Rue MoretBecause I am from Senegal and this is where I go when I miss food from home :)
Try the Yassa Poulet and drink some bissap :)
Shopping
A symbol of French lifestyle, Galeries Lafayette on Boulevard Haussmann, is the brand's flagship store and showcases the best in design across 3 buildings, offering visitors a unique shopping experience. It is the world's largest department store... Galeries Lafayette also offers 14 restaurants, 1 Decleor spa and 2 Chanel treatment booths. Fashion and gastronomy go hand in hand thanks to Lafayette Gourmet, a fine food store offering a gourmet journey with food and flavours from all over the world. I'm sure you will love its impressive glass and steel dome and the Art Nouveau staircases. Galeries Lafayette it's a place to celebrate the French way of life !
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Stand KENZO Maroquinerie Homme
40 Bd HaussmannA symbol of French lifestyle, Galeries Lafayette on Boulevard Haussmann, is the brand's flagship store and showcases the best in design across 3 buildings, offering visitors a unique shopping experience. It is the world's largest department store... Galeries Lafayette also offers 14 restaurants, 1 Decleor spa and 2 Chanel treatment booths. Fashion and gastronomy go hand in hand thanks to Lafayette Gourmet, a fine food store offering a gourmet journey with food and flavours from all over the world. I'm sure you will love its impressive glass and steel dome and the Art Nouveau staircases. Galeries Lafayette it's a place to celebrate the French way of life !
Discover Japan
12 Rue Sainte-AnneCute japanese shop with authentic products. Check the kimonos.
Cool Japan
45 Rue Sainte-AnneAnother cute Japansese place
Iconic french clothing for everyone, from infants to adults :)
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Petit Bateau
26 Rue VavinIconic french clothing for everyone, from infants to adults :)
Rue Montorgueil
Rue MontorgueilFull of little artsy shops, foods, crafts
Printemps Haussmann
64 Bd HaussmannFamous temple of French shopping
Essentials
Everything from food to wine to clothes and deco items.
Opened until late (for Paris).
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MONOPRIX
20 Bd de CharonneEverything from food to wine to clothes and deco items.
Opened until late (for Paris).
K-Mart Opéra
4-8 Rue Sainte-AnneKorean / Asian restaurant
Post Office
28 Rue du TélégraphePost office
Milleis Banque agence de PARIS OPERA
24 Av. de l'OpéraBank / ATM
Arts & Culture
Mużew tal-Louvre
Rue de RivoliMy favourite museum in Paris, for the private collection and the incredible Monets that are a few meters large! it is like a meditation session for me.
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Mużew tal-Orangerie
My favourite museum in Paris, for the private collection and the incredible Monets that are a few meters large! it is like a meditation session for me.
Il-Centre Pompidou
Gare Musée d'Orsay
If you don't get ticket at the official box office, you can find some in the official second-hand exchange of the opera: https://boursechange.operadeparis.fr/
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Palais Garnier
Place de l'OpéraIf you don't get ticket at the official box office, you can find some in the official second-hand exchange of the opera: https://boursechange.operadeparis.fr/
Musée du Quai Branly
37 Quai Jacques ChiracGrand Palais station
Fondation Louis Vuitton
8 Av. du Mahatma GandhiParks & Nature
Ġnien Tuileries
Place de la ConcordeI studied nearby and went there to recharge everytime I could
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Ġnienijiet ta 'Luxembourg
I studied nearby and went there to recharge everytime I could
Jardin des Plantes
Sightseeing
Torri Eiffel
5 Av. Anatole France
Champs-Élysées
Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris
6 Parvis Notre Dame - Place Jean-Paul IILa Concorde
Invalides
129 Rue de GrenelleOne of the most historical and colorful areas of Paris. During the Middle Ages, the Sorbonne University attracted scholars from all over Europe who learned and spoke Latin, explaining the quarter's name. There are still many higher education institutions in this historic academic quarter, including La Sorbonne and the Collège de France. Most of the Latin Quarter is a medieval maze of winding narrow streets and cobblestone alleyways, with a few quiet hidden squares. Peek into the ancient churches, dine aboard a boat docked on the Seine River, and discover the ruins of a Roman amphitheater. The Latin Quarter also has a lively feel with many restaurants, bars, cinemas and theaters...
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Latin Quarter
22 Bd Saint-MichelOne of the most historical and colorful areas of Paris. During the Middle Ages, the Sorbonne University attracted scholars from all over Europe who learned and spoke Latin, explaining the quarter's name. There are still many higher education institutions in this historic academic quarter, including La Sorbonne and the Collège de France. Most of the Latin Quarter is a medieval maze of winding narrow streets and cobblestone alleyways, with a few quiet hidden squares. Peek into the ancient churches, dine aboard a boat docked on the Seine River, and discover the ruins of a Roman amphitheater. The Latin Quarter also has a lively feel with many restaurants, bars, cinemas and theaters...
Sacre-Coeur
35 Rue du Chevalier de la BarrePont Alexandre III
Pont Alexandre IIIVery bling, my favourite bridge in Paris!
Drinks & Nightlife
Dépôt Légal Palais Royal
6 Rue des Petits ChampsL'Olympia Bruno Coquatrix
28 Bd des CapucinesBercy Arena
8 Bd de Bercy