Eiffel Tower
See Paris from above, then return to street level for the gardens, bridges and river views around the Champ de Mars.
A different way to discover Paris - through streets, neighbourhoods, cafés, museums, hidden corners and the small rituals that make the city feel alive.
Three places that belong to every first conversation about Paris - and still reward a closer look.
See Paris from above, then return to street level for the gardens, bridges and river views around the Champ de Mars.
A city within the city. Give yourself time for the architecture, courtyards and at least one collection.
Climb slowly. White stone, small streets, artists, staircases and one of the city's most recognizable silhouettes.
Paris changes character every few blocks. Choose a district and let the streets decide the rest.
The city rewards wandering. Leave space between the museum, the reservation and the train.
Start with coffee and a quiet street before the city gets busy.
Take a long lunch. Paris was never designed for rushing.
Walk beside the Seine while the light starts changing.
Find a small table, order something simple and stay awhile.
A visual map of the places that connect the classic Paris walk.
The Seine is the city's natural compass. Cross it, follow it, leave it - and you will keep finding another version of Paris.
Architecture, cafés, reflections and ordinary moments - the details between the landmarks.