There are a million amazing things to do in this city, but here are just a few highlights:
● Choose a museum to visit but don't feel pressured. Le Galerie Dior is one of my favorites and you can have lunch or tea at the Dior Cafe afterwards.
● But seriously, don’t visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower sparkle! It really is the most magical thing, no matter how many times you see it. In the summertime when the sun sets late, the sparkle happens for 5 minutes at 11pm, midnight and 1am so you have a few chances to catch it!
● There’s a tower at Sacré-Cœur that you can climb for one of the best views of the city for only 7 euros. The only thing is that you have to climb 300 steps up (and down) a tiny spiral staircase. We thought it was worth the view!
● There are 436 combined Michelin stars in France. That’s a lot of ⭐️! If you're a foodie, it's worth making a resy during your stay. Here are a few:
⭐️ Yam’Tcha was on Chefs table, so the price reflects the fame but it really is a delicious French + Chinese fusion @yamtchaparis
⭐️ Substance is one of the more “affordable” Michelin experiences for lunch (70 euros per person) @substance_paris
⭐️ Alliance gives a discreet nod to Japan @restaurant_lalliance
⭐️ Granite is a tiny spot with big flavor located close to the Louvre @graniteparis
⭐️ Guy Savoy is a 2 star staple with views looking over the Seine @guysavoy
⭐️ Le Parc (in Reims) is a 2 star true fine dining experience with silver serving cloches and all @restaurant_leparc
● Above all, don't feel pressured to see everything because it's just too much for one trip. Instead, spend your time shopping the charming streets of Le Marais, stealing a sunset view on the Seine or strolling through the Louvre at night. And don't forget to drink rose.
