Marché couvert Saint-Quentin

If you follow me on instagram (@renata.in.paris) you might be familiar with my list of free activities in Paris, organized by arrondissement. Well, the activities I've listed there don't even begin to scratch the surface of what is possible in Paris. So here is my list of over 100 free things to do in Paris with more detail, more activities, more history, and more savings.

Paris is one of the most touristic places on earth, if you are looking to go to all these attractions this guide is not for you. If you are looking to discover the " real" Paris with a touch of touristy attractions, please continue. As there are many places in the city that are absolutely beautiful and not full of tourists all the time. I’ve visited Paris a dozen times as a digital nomad, from a couple of hours to a couple of weeks, but not only that—I’ve also lived in the city of love for about a year. With this knowledge, many of my friends have asked me countless times where they should go when visiting. So, this has become my go-to travel guide. Here are some of my personal tips: - Use the subway or bikes to visit the city. - Stay in Rive Droite (north of the Seine). - Do the tourist attractions, but also try to see the "real" Paris. - Be careful with your phone in the subway, especially when standing close to the doors. - Paris is a multicultural city—eat more than just French food! Enjoy Paris! PS: Although I have been do these places some might close if so please let me know :) Thank you

A culinary guide to exploring Paris through its rich gastronomic traditions. From classic bistros and Michelin-starred restaurants to bakeries and bustling markets, discover where to savor authentic French dishes like coq au vin, escargot, and crème brûlée. Join cooking classes, food tours, and wine tastings to dive deeper into the flavors that make Paris a food lover’s paradise.