Comments from Birhayalinpesinde

“An impressive museum housed in a former railway station; highly recommended for art lovers though Louvre remains the priority for many.”

“A luxury department store designed like an opera house, famous for its architecture and high-end brands like Chanel and Gucci.”

“A 50-meter tall triumphal arch commissioned by Napoleon; visitors can climb to the top for a view of the city's star-shaped street layout.”

“The quintessential spot for macarons; one macaron costs about 2.90 Euro, and the upstairs tea room is very elegant.”

“A historic restaurant on Champs-Élysées where you can enjoy fresh seafood like oysters (15 Euro/set) and mussels (16-20 Euro).”

“A convenient supermarket for budget-conscious travelers; fresh-squeezed orange juice is just 1.99 Euro.”

“A masterpiece of engineering; tickets for the top floor via elevator are roughly 22-26 Euro depending on booking.”

“Ranked among the top 101 steak restaurants in the world; expect high-quality meat and an extensive wine list.”

“The world's largest art museum; home to the Mona Lisa, it welcomes 10 million visitors a year with entry now costing around 20-22 Euro.”