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Monoprix: Paris's chic, affordable one-stop shop for groceries, cute clothes, beauty, and home goods, all with that effortless French flair.

Deyrolle is a century-old Parisian shop doubling as a whimsical natural history museum with taxidermy, insects, fossils, and charming garden finds.

Nestled in a charming 1875 shop near Canal St-Martin, Du Pain et des Idées crafts flaky croissants, pistachio-chocolate escargots, and their famous airy "pain des amis" bread.

Nestled in the vibrant Le Marais, Sinner Paris is a stylish boutique hotel blending artistic flair with comfy, quirky rooms, an enticing restaurant, and a chic bar.

Nestled beneath the Publicis Drugstore near the Arc, Robuchon's sleek red-and-black Atelier serves up over 60 market-fresh, elegant dishes with open-kitchen flair.

Tiny East Paris cafe where a Japanese-American and French-Lebanese duo serve fresh, creative Middle Eastern-inspired lunches and legendary cookies.

Tucked away in a charming alley, this cozy crêperie serves up delightful, hearty buckwheat galettes and sweet crêpes that highlight local ingredients alongside refreshing ciders—perfect for a true Parisian experience.

Descend 130+ steps into Paris's eerie catacombs, an underground ossuary housing 6 million skeletons artfully stacked in historic limestone tunnels.

Discover an intimate Parisian gem where Japanese-French fusion delights your palate with inventive tasting menus crafted by Chef Keiichi Shinohara.

Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris is a sprawling, serene park-like haven where iconic artists, writers, and musicians like Jim Morrison and Chopin rest amid stunning tombs and lush greenery.