Cafe from Maison Kitsuné serving specialty coffee, plus sweet & savory fare. Located in the beautiful Palais Royale with outdoor seating only.

One of the best boulengeries we visited while living in Paris. Their cookies and almond croissants are delicious!

Quaint hangout with yellow & white accents, serving specialty coffees, pressed juices & pastries. Jack and I loved the atmosphere at this place and it’s a stone throw away from one of our favorite public parks, 📍Place des Vosges.

Bustling, vintage-style diner featuring traditional Australian comfort food and outdoor seating. Reservations highly encouraged! Click the link below to book. We really enjoyed the coffee and avocado toast. ☕️🥑

Coffee from worldwide sources is roasted in-house & served in hot & cold drinks on a pavement terrace. Easily our favorite casual cafe in all of Paris. Lovely baristas, incredible coffee, and great bakery items. They have somewhat limited indoor seating, but plenty of outdoor seating. Plus, it’s located on 📍Rue des Martyrs, an adorable street lined with local shops & restaurants.

Pink Mama serves fresh, 100% made-in-house food in the spirit of the authentic Italian trattorias. Every floor is a different theme, and their menu changes every month. 🍴Reservations: Highly encouraged, book below!

Trendy restaurant offering Eastern Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, plus cocktails. I would recommend making a reservation!

🍹 A trendy cocktail bar with no menu— you tell them what you like and they make you a gorgeous concoction! I would recommend making a reservation.

Fun speakeasy situated in a working laundromat. The same owners also run L'Épicier, a Moroccan themed speakeasy that’s not too far away from this one.

Hidden-away cocktail bar & speakeasy with a cool vibe & displays of colorful infused spirits (source: Google). I highly recommend making reservations for 📍 Pink Mama, the restaurant that hosts this hidden speakeasy. If you want to just do drinks, no reservation needed. Just tell the host that you are headed to No Entry and then head one floor down. Can you find it? 👀

The most gorgeous shop you’ll ever visit— just trust us and go!

Looking for a less crowded and more local French market? This is your place! The market is divided into two parts. The covered market is dedicated to food stalls. The outdoor market takes place on the square and even overflows into the street. Don't forget to shop for vintage treasures! Covered market: Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4 p.m.-7.30 p.m.; Saturday, 9am-1pm and 3.30pm-7.30pm; Sunday, 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Open market: Tuesday-Friday, 7.30am-1.30pm; Saturday-Sunday, 7:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Grand, century-old department store with a steel-frame art nouveau glass dome ringed by loggias. Head to the very top floor of this famous shopping center for a stunning (and free) view of Paris!

The Rodin Museum is an art museum dedicated to the works of the renowned French sculptor Auguste Rodin. It showcases an extensive collection of Rodin's sculptures, drawings, and other works of art. The museum is housed in the Hôtel Biron, an 18th-century mansion that was once the residence of the sculptor. The mansion and its surrounding gardens provide a beautiful setting for the display of Rodin's masterpieces. 🎟 Tickets are €13

In 1969, President Georges Pompidou decided to provide France with a venue like no other: a centre for art and culture capable of housing both the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, with an international dimension, a large public library (the future Bpi), a centre for industrial creation and a centre for musical research and creation (Ircam), all together in one and the same building situated in the heart of the capital. For Claude and Georges Pompidou, the Centre Pompidou had to be a place where all disciplines could meet, where artists could converse with the public. It also had to support emerging scenes and introduce and provoke debate. Levels four and five house and amazing collection of modern and contemporary art, with temporary exhibitions on sixth floor. 🎟 Tickets to museum: €14 per person

This 6-story contemporary art gallery and studio space will blow you away! It’s completely free to visit, just leave a donation at the door. It’s open daily from 1 PM to 8 PM, excluding Mondays.

A landscaped grounds of a 17th-century palace with a large fountain, tree-lined walkways & flowerbeds. This is one of our favorite gardens in Paris, due to the fact that it’s tucked away from the crows and provides a peaceful escape from bustling Paris. Grab a coffee from Café Kitsuné and sit by the fountain or under the trees and enjoy!

The creation of the garden began in 1612 when Marie de' Medici, the widow of King Henry IV, constructed the Luxembourg Palace as her new residence. Bring a book and grab a pastry and relax in this huge, elegant park. Don't miss the gorgeous Marie de Medici fountain. There are also many great activities for children, such as puppet shows, slides, carousels, and pony rides!

If you’re a movie buff, seeing a film in the famous Grand Rex theatre is a MUST! 🎥

📸 If you’re in Montmartre, you MUST stop and take photos in this original vintage analog black and white photo booth! It’s one of less than 50 left in the world.

A wall filled with “I love you“ written in every single language.