Café Verlet
A Parisian institution when it comes to coffee, Café Verlet stocks over 20 varieties of single origin beans and house blends - perfect for coffee connoisseurs.
Le Village Saint-Paul
Wander from courtyard to courtyard in this charming village where art dealers, antiques shops and other curiosities line the streets.
Le Café Marly
Protected from the crowds of tourists, enjoy an unbeatable view of the pyramid from beneath the arches of the courtyard of the Louvre while choosing from a fantastic menu.
Shakespeare and Company
A much loved English language bookstore, Shakespeare & Company has become a Left Bank literary institution for anglophone writers and readers. There is also a café.
Angelina
A 200 year old institution that serves old fashioned hot chocolate and some of the best pastries in Paris in a Belle Epoque setting.
Alexis Mabille
Alexis Mabille is the master of the bow on casual outfits and haute-couture alike. His creations can bring some glamour to your closet.
Rue Mouffetard
One of Paris's oldest and most charming streets, Rue Mouffetard is packed full of cafés and restaurants as well as grocery stores if you're hoping to get some food shopping along the way.
Le Bon Marché
Visit la crĂšme de la crĂšme of Parisian department stores, housed in a beautiful structure built in 1869.
Les Cocottes
The delicious dishes concocted by the talented chef Christian Constant are served in cast iron pots.
Rue Saint-Honoré
Paris' most iconic shopping street for luxury shopping or even just window shopping. It's also home to the President's residence.
Ăle-de-France
Founded in 1253, the Sorbonne is still a world-class university dedicated to philosophy, history and literature. Have a coffee on the place de la Sorbonne and watch the people passing by.
ArpĂšge
Founded in 1986 by the chef Alain Passard, this starred restaurant pays homage to music. You can enjoy seasonal cuisine with ingredients that come directly from one of his vegetable gardens.
Le Panthéon
Originally built for Saint Genevieve, this impressive building that overlooks the whole of Paris is now the final resting place of some of France's national heroes.
HĂŽtel Thoumieux
World renowned Jean-François PiÚge renews the brasserie genre with a modern cuisine whilst still retaining its traditional heritage. A good introduction to French cuisine.
Café Constant
This chic bistro is where famous French chef Christian Constant offers traditional cuisine inspired by his own grandmother's recipes.
La PĂątisserie des RĂȘves
"Treat yourself" is the motto at La PĂątisserie des RĂȘves where pastry chef Philippe Conticini prepares some of France's best known pastries.
Zinc de Fleurs
Seasonal flowers are arranged in harmony to give joy to your home with colors and delicate perfumes.
Fromager Marie-Anne Cantin
This cheese shop has been around since 1950 and only stocks the very best French cheeses, with a few international selections as well. A real luxury!
Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre
Take in the mix of historical architecture and contemporary art. With the artist Daniel Buren having installed 260 black and white columns here, this is a picturesque spot for an Instagram post.
Boutique Petrossian Latour-Maubourg
Petrossian is the home of caviar, salmon and a range of creative dishes. The restaurant also has a deli takeaway is also possible.
Claus - L'Epicerie du Petit-DĂ©jeuner
Claus has developed into a true breakfast institution in Paris, with all food made in-house from fresh produce sourced locally. The pastries and cakes are excellent.
Ă Chateau
Ă ChĂąteau is the perfect spot to learn about and appreciate a variety of French wines.
FaĂŻencerie de Gien
Fancy a traditional table? You will find everything you need for tableware in this historical shop that masters bucolic and floral décor.
Fromagerie Androuet
Impossible to not find something to please you in this cheese shop. The place to buy a platter for diner and become a cheese expert.
Le 24 - FAUCHON Paris
It's impossible to walk around the place de la Madeleine without stopping for an Ă©clair at Fauchon. Don't forget to pick up some groceries for dinner later in the evening.
Kong
This unique dinner venue definitely has the wow factor, and also serves an excellent menu comprised of French Japanese fusion dishes. Don't forget to book for the best seats.
Grand Palais
One of Paris' most iconic monuments and big brother to the Petit Palais, this museum was built in 1900 and has hosted some of the biggest art exhibitions in Paris such as Turner, Renoir and Monet.
Le Grand VĂ©four
This Michelin-starred restaurant is one of the most famous in the capital. As well as a luxurious and rich decor, expect a very creative and exquisite cuisine.
Petit Palais
Built around a central tropical garden, this coffee and lunch spot in the Petit Palais museum is ideal for a break after a morning of sightseeing or shopping.
Arab World Institute
The curious building imagined by Jean Nouvel proposes interesting and educative exhibitions to highlight Arab world artists.
Minipalais
The Mini-Palais restaurant offers you the opportunity to have a meal in the architecture of the Grand Palais or beneath its arcade whilst you enjoy Eric Frechon's menu.
Champs-ĂlysĂ©es
Considered the most beautiful avenue in the world, the Champs Elysées is lined with boutiques, high end cafés and cinemas.
Galerie du Passage
Visit one of the most beautiful arcades and galleries where you'll find a tasteful selection of furniture and design objects.
Artcurial Sense Eat
This beautiful auction house celebrates artistic talent and creativity. Visit the sales exhibition, enjoy the beautiful library and take time out to have lunch in the restaurant.
Avenue Montaigne
You couldn't find a more luxurious place in town! All the most prestigious fashion designers have their flagship stores in this elegant, tree-lined street.
Musée Nissim de Camondo
The Comte de Camondo was hugely passionate about the 18th century and his mansion now houses items that belonged to icons from this time.
Musée Jacquemart-André
Often compared to the Frick Collection in New York, the Jacquemart André Museum houses one of the most complete collections of the Second Empire and 19th-century art.
Ladurée
This shop is exclusively dedicated to their divine speciality. Take a box away to enjoy some sweet delights on a traditional seat of Tuileries garden.
Parc Monceau
The Parc Monceau is a favourite for families who come here to play with children and couples who enjoy a picnic. Sculptures are also on display in this chic park.
Ballroom
The ideal spot to have a few cocktails before or after dinner at nearby Beef Club. There's a decadent feel to this cocktail bar with its unmarked black door, velvet chairs and spiral staircase.
La Maison du Chocolat
A range of high quality chocolates and pastries are on offer here to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Louvre Museum
Put aside at least one day to visit the Louvre's collections spanning many eras!
Buddha-Bar
Since its creation in 1996, the Faubourg Saint-Honoré Buddha-bar, a chic lounge bar, has become a must-see in the capital. You can enjoy creative cocktails with music in a breathtaking setting.
Tuileries Garden
Designed by King Louis XIV's favourite gardener Le NĂŽtre, the Tuileries Garden are best appreciated in the morning or the late afternoon for a stroll.
Aux Merveilleux de Fred
Invented in Lille, this pastry made from a whipped cream coated meringue and topped with a variety of sweet options is a delicious treat to have at any time of the day.
Musée de l'Orangerie
Nestled in the Jardin des Tuileries - le Musée de l'Orangerie houses the emblematic work of the Impressionist painter Claude Monet, The Water Lilies. It really is magic.
Patrick Roger
Chocolatier Patrick Roger describes himself as an artist who harvests the rare and the extravagant. This is the best sculptures that you will eat in your life.
Miss KĂŽ
A restaurant designed by Philippe Starck where Asia meets France, this space is set up like a narrow Chinatown street with colourful lights and a long open kitchen.
Musée des Arts Décoratifs
Dating back to 1882, this museum is spread across three sites, with one being nestled in the Louvre. Those interested in decorative arts are in for a treat with an expansive collection being held here
Le 39V
Hidden on a Parisian roof, the restaurant of the Michelin-starred Frédéric Vardon is a safe haven just two steps away from the Champs-Elysées.
