Av. des Champs-Élysées

Nestled amidst designer boutiques, this elegant 1925 hotel dazzles with plush rooms, exquisite dining, a serene spa, and rooftop city views.

Step into Benoit, a charming bistro where you can savor delectable cassoulet and buttery profiteroles amid elegant brass and mirrors.

This stunning riverfront hotel boasts chic dining, a luxurious spa, and artfully designed rooms, all just steps from Paris's iconic attractions.

This expansive 17th-century formal garden, nestled between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, offers a serene escape with bronze statues, fountains, and vibrant seasonal markets.

Lavish lodging with opera house views & a renowned restaurant, plus a spa & a fitness room. Dating from 1862, this opulent hotel overlooking the Palais Garnier opera house is a 3-minute walk from the shops of Boulevard Haussmann, and a 4-minute walk from Opéra metro station. Elegant, Napoleon III-style rooms feature satellite TV, Wi-Fi (fee) and minibars. Some have 4-poster beds and/or opera house views; club level rooms offer access to a lounge with free appetizers. Suites add living rooms, pull-out sofas and/or dining tables. There's a renowned fine-dining restaurant, a sleek bar and an atrium restaurant, plus a day spa, a fitness room and a steam room. Other amenities include a business center and 23 meeting rooms.

Discover the Coulée Verte René-Dumont, a serene, elevated greenway in Paris, perfect for a relaxing stroll amidst lush foliage and charming city views.

"Halo, un lieu de vie où la mode, le design et l’art dialoguent avec la gastronomie."

Discover a bustling, colorful spot in Chinatown serving up authentic Vietnamese favorites, like hearty pho and generous noodle bowls, with a homey vibe.

Nestled on Rue Hérold, this chic concept store dazzles with rarefied menswear, offering a stunning gallery-like experience that’s hard to forget.

"Almine Rech is a modern and contemporary art gallery with various exhibition spaces worldwide, including Paris, Turenne. Almine Rech opened her first gallery in Paris in November 1989, in 2006, the gallery relocated to the Marais and opened with a group exhibition curated by French fashion designer and photographer Hedi Slimane."