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Julia Martin

The Ultimate Paris

A perfect walk for flaneurs just taking in the majestic facades and quiet courtyards of beautiful 17th-century mansions, the peaceful Ile Saint-Louis is truly an oasis.

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Serving classic French fare with a gourmet twist in a bustling, high-energy atmosphere, Bistrot Paul Bert is a quintessentially Parisian bistro.

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Grab a drink at Le Meurice's Bar 228 in Paris. Along with masterfully prepared cocktails you'll be treated to all the extras that transform a drink into an experience.

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La Dernière Goutte in Paris host a popular tasting every Saturday. All the wines on offer—mostly natural or biodynamic—are meticulously handpicked from small producers in every region of France.

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If designer shopping and elite French brand names set your heart all aflutter, get thee to the rue Saint-Honoré in Paris.

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A world unto itself, the 150-year-old market, Marché aux Puces in Paris, is the world's largest and most famous flea market.

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The Eiffel Tower has so much more than a just spectacular view: ice-skating in winter, a treasure hunt for kids, special exhibitions, and fun gift boutiques.

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Comédie Française is the most hallowed institution in French theater, still going strong after 400 years. Add is to your Paris sightseeing list.

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When in Paris, don't forget a Chocolate Crawl in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Within less than a single square mile you can find no fewer than 15 world-class chocolatiers. Make Jacques Genin your first stop.

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If you treat yourself to only one culinary splurge in Paris, you can't do better than L'Arpège.

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The ultimate traveler's prize in Paris is the Louvre. Your best bet is to focus on whatever interests you the most and don't worry about getting lost.

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Precursor to the shopping mall, covered passages, with glass ceilings, marble walls, and mosaic floors, were a place for well-heeled Parisians of the early 19th century to gather. Passage du Grand Cerf is on the must-see list.

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Try the Mini Palais‘s soaring terrace overlooking Pont Alexander III. Open nonstop from 10am to 2pm, it's a rarity in Paris.

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Hands down the best shopping neighborhood in Paris, the Marais is all that and so much more.

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