Belleville Park

When my friends come and visit and they ask me what do to on the Right Bank that's *not* touristy, this is literally what I tell them. This is based on what I do as somebody who's lived in Paris since 2016, and based on my friends' interests. This guide includes: 3 Green Spaces 17 Off the Beaten Path (7 quick sites, 7 experiences, 3 fun shops) 3 'Like a Local' hangout spots 3 Markets 7 Food, Drinks, Etc. (2 food options including an Edith Piaf cabaret dinner, 3 drink options including a secret, swanky hotel lounge, 2 snack options, including ice cream) + My FREE guide to my favorite coffee shops in Paris + My FREE guide to my favorite wine bars + My FREE guide to eco-friendly hotels and all the Paris neighborhoods, including main attractions in each + My guide to the Best Street Food (mostly on the Right Bank) + My guide to not-touristy Left Bank gems + My guide to my favorite traditional French restaurants + My guide to laptop-friendly cafés You also get: ✍️ My personal notes for each recommendation 📍 An interactive map of all recommendations 🔓 Access to all future updates when you SAVE this guide (I"m always adding to this as friends come through town) 🎞️ Linked videos (where applicable) that bring recommendations and advice to life 💙 If you loved these suggestions, I would really appreciate it if you shared this guide with a friend, left a great review, or contributed a tip.

I am currently preparing for my 8th visit to Paris. I am in love with this city and I am very passionate about exploring as much of it as humanly possible throughout my lifetime. This is the list I would send my friends/family if they said to me "Dani, I'm going to Paris". I would be more than happy to consult with you about your trip to Paris and how to work these favorites into specific itineraries for specific areas. Feel free to email me at planformedani@gmail.com or reach out on instagram at @planforme.dani You can also book a consult or itinerary with me here through thatch! I have spent a lot of time here getting off the beaten path and seeing many things beyond the main sites. I have tried some popular things like going up in the Eiffel Tower and visiting the Notre Dame and some popular spots to eat and hang out. But I have also gotten way off the beaten path with things like a Street Art tour in the Belleville neighborhood, or visiting some more quirky dinner spots. I find this to be a fun and vibrant guide to Paris that takes you to some wonderful places.

This comprehensive, highly detailed guide is ideal for the traveler who wants to get to know Paris in depth and/or off the beaten path, whether for the first time or the tenth. It lets you know how to best navigate an overseas trip in France from A-Z whether you're staying for 5 days or 15. It also comes with short guides to Lyon and Provence for first time travelers. This guide includes: *90+overall recommendations on where to go, stay and eat. *Several day trips from Paris with detailed train instructions. *Niche, local things to do with detailed instruction on how to get around Paris using the Metro. *Info on weather, French pharmacies (IYKYK), how to talk to the French so they'll like you ;), and airport tips *Tons of bonus content, including our trip to Paris in 2021, important things to know before you go, which apps you'll need, podcasts to listen to, additional websites to explore for even more info *All recommendations include pictures, detailed reviews and tips for how to have the best experience. *Note: All food recommendations are Kosher, except where otherwise noted