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Whether you are there for a week or there for 2 days, Paris will make you want to never leave. Paris, known as the city of love, offers so much to see and do leaving you in love with this amazing city. The Eiffel Tower, Lourve Museum and Arc de Triomphe are just a few of the historical architecture that makes this place worth seeing in person. On top of the iconic sightseeing, the food and French culture bring together people from all over the world.
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Things to do in Paris
Visit the Lourve Museum — Buy scheduled tickets in advance to bypass the lines.
See the Eiffel Tower sparkle — The Eiffel Tower will sparkle continuously for the first 5 minutes after the 11th hour.
Macaroons & croissants — Paris is known for its pastries. Head to Angelina's cafe for a croissant and take one to go instead of waiting at the table.
Walk through Monet's gardens — Stroll through the French parks and take in the florals.
Lunch at a Paris Cafe — On every corner, you will find the cutest cafe for a food break.
Notre Dame Cathedral — Closed for construction but worth seeing this magnificent cathedral in person.
Find a rooftop bar — Take in the views of the city from the top with an Aperol spritz.
Shopping — The finest shopping experience in luxury stores.
Arc de Triomphe — Take a taxi and drive by this famous landmark.
Day Trips:
Seine River Cruise — From early morning rides to riding along the river at sunset, this cruise lets you see so much of the city with educational tour guide notes on the speaker system.
Places to eat & drink in Paris
Breakfast:
Angelina: High tea cafe experience. For pastries and croissants, stop by their bakery if you want to get to it without waiting in the lines.
Cafe de Flore: Built in the 1880s, this cafe has stood the test of time with their world-famous coffee.
Pierre Herme: Luxurious chocolates and macarons for your Paris sweet tooth.
Lunch:
Cafe Brasserie: Outside florals will catch your eye just like the food will.
Le Musset: Blocks from the Lourve, the perfect spot to grab food before the museum tour.
Brasserie Des Pres: Indoor and outdoor seating with a modern aesthetic.
Dinner:
Perruche: Rooftop views of the city while fine pasta dining.
Lou Lou: Elegant vibes with Italian and French cuisine.
Girafe: Most stunning Eiffel tower views on their outdoor terrace.
Need to know
Make your reservations at restaurants with the Eiffel Tower in sight beforehand.
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This guide is part of our ongoing series on travel to Paris. For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Christina Gales's guide, Three Days in Paris - Getting the Most Out of a Short Parisian Adventure.