Comments from Farkli Seyler

“Recently reopened after the 2019 fire; entry is free but requires time-slot reservations which fill up quickly.”

“A classic Parisian breakfast spot in Saint-Germain where coffee and a croissant cost around 5.50 Euro.”

“Paris's first metal bridge, famous for the love locks (now removed), connecting the Louvre to the Institut de France.”

“A large and popular vintage store with a wide selection of women's and men's clothing.”

“A lively bistro in Le Marais; the lunch menu (starter + main or main + dessert) is approximately 26 Euro.”

“A free museum dedicated to the history of Paris, housed in two beautiful 16th and 17th-century mansions.”

“The former home of writer Victor Hugo where he wrote Les Miserables; entry is free and it's closed on Mondays.”

“Often cited as the most beautiful square in Paris, it was the first planned park in the city.”

“A must-visit for fashion lovers, showcasing the designer's studio and rotating exhibitions of his work.”

“Paris's Fine Arts Museum; it offers free entry and features works by Monet, Rodin, and Cezanne in a stunning building.”

“A three-story concept store famous for its red vintage car out front, selling home goods, clothes, and accessories.”

“A stunning department store with a famous glass dome and a free rooftop terrace offering 360-degree views of Paris.”

“A high-end department store on the Left Bank, known for its elegant design and open-plan layout.”