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You've been to Paris before and want to spend a day NOT at the main tourist attractions? Or maybe it's your first visit to Paris but you want to check out some cool alternatives to the main spots? Then you've come to the right place! I've been to Paris on several occasions and I've made a full-day itinerary that checks out some of the overlooked destinations in the city of lights. Some of these places you might recognize but have you actually gone to visit yet? This itinerary has organized your day to make it completely walkable so you can enjoy as much of your time outside as possible. I have personally shared in detail everything you need to know for your visit! This guide provides you with: 🏛️ 3 options of activities for your morning (museum, park, and monument) 🌳 3 options of activities for your afternoon (shop, monument and park) ☕️ 1 place for breakfast 🍕 1 place for lunch/snack 🥞 1 place for dinner + BONUS stops to check out on your route between activities! The best part is: it's completely customizable to your interest and the time you have to work with! Maybe you want to check out all 6 activities or maybe just 2 - it's completely up to you! Ready to explore Paris with me?

It comes as no surprise that Montpellier is the fastest growing French city .The balmy Mediterranean weather-and amazing gastronomy are a match made in heaven. Dining alfresco with the scent of honeysuckle perfume hanging in the air, is the stuff that dreams are made of. I have personally curated this fun guide,to lead you to memorable days and nights-in Montpellier the city of Mediterranean dreams.

Bathed in the warm glow of the French Riviera sunshine, Nice, the capital of the Alpes-Maritimes department, captivates visitors with its chic ambience and timeless elegance. Nestled between the cerulean waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the foothills of the French Alps, this picturesque city offers a dazzling blend of architectural wonders, cultural immersion, and sun-kissed adventures. Wander through charming plazas adorned with baroque buildings, stroll along the pebble beaches lining the Promenade des Anglais, or hike into the embrace of the towering Alps. Nice promises an unforgettable experience for every explorer's heart. This guide includes: - introductory note - places to visit (photo spots, museums and cultural venues,, open squares, beaches and others) - restaurants, coffeeshops and sweets spots - photo spots Get to see more from my travels on my Instagram (@pedralexpereira) and Flickr (flickr.com/photos/pedralexpereira)

The top spots in Paris with sexy drinks & desserts made from matcha🤎🍵 If typical matcha latte seems kinda boring to you, go for matcha cappucino, matcha cheesecake or whatever you can imagine made of this magical Japanese green tea powder full of antioxidants! Not a matcha fan? Try out hojicha & sencha!

If you're in search of a few tried-and-tested day trip options from a Geneva home base, this is the guide for you. Below you'll find 3 detailed day trips, with information about the destination, how to get there using public transportation, and what to do when you arrive.

There are literally so many - where do I even start?! Paris's Asian restaurant scene is bustling with good stuff. If you're tired of French food, seeking some noodles or soup on a rainy day, or looking for some spice, you need to have this list! I'll first highlight the different areas of Paris where you can find pockets of fantastic Asian restaurants, and then give you a list of all my fav spots. Noodles (2) Dumplings/Gyoza (4) Sushi & Japanese (6) Ramen (2) Fusion (1) Korean BBQ (2) Vietnamese (Pho & Bahn Mi) (2) Dim Sum (1) Hot Pot & Sichuan (3) - still need to add notes Chinese (3) - still need to add notes Asian Markets (2) Adding my personal notes soon!! But in the meantime, I PROMISE you these places are soooo good. MAY 2024 UPDATES: Personal notes added for Noodles, Dumplings, Sushi, Ramen, Fusion, and Asian Markets. JUNE 2024 UPDATES: Had one of the best meals since moving to Paris in 2016 at a fine-dining Japanese restaurant! Personal notes added for Korean BBQ, Vietnamese, and Dim Sum. If it's not clear: I LOVE Asian food, so I'm frequently trying new places. Buy this map to retain access to all future updates!

Paris's Left side is often overlooked... and it should not be! So here is a map to help you find all the good spots of this side of the Seine: the best places to eat, visit, party or rest, and many little stories on the way 📚 Come discover the other face of Paris! I'll promise, you'll never look at it the same way ✨️ About me 👀 I am a French girl that moved on the Left bank 10 years ago... and never left! All the infos you'll find here, I patiently assembled while wandering around the neighborhood, with my family and friends or alone. Don't forget to download Thatch app to access full features and to save this map to make it your own! If you want more help to plan your Parisian trip, I'd be happy to help ;) Find all my custom services at the end of the map! 🗺

There is nowhere else in the world quite like Paris. Maybe that's why it's the top visited city IN THE WORLD! Below you'll find some FREE guides and paid itineraries on where to eat, what to do and some of my favourite photo spots! Also, at the end of this guide, you can find some logistical FAQs about Paris (how to get around, how to get to/from the airport etc). Be sure to check it out! COMING SOON: Paris Museum Bucket list ✨ subscribe to my shop for future updates!

Looking for the best and main places to go in Paris? In this guide you will find - the main touristic attractions - the main museums - restaurants (with typical French food and others), boulangeries and cafes - shopping malls (for luxury shopping and other) If you need a consultation or a custom made itinerary you can book it on my profile :)

A curated list of all my actual favorites - NOT every single street food place in Paris and certainly not every single one I've ever tried. By 'street food' I mean generally cheap (<13 EUR, with a few exceptions) grab-and-go options, where there is little-to-no sitting area; oftentimes it's just a walkup window. Eating in public - like while you walk - is actually not very common in Paris. If you get street food, I recommend finding a nearby park or garden to sit in and enjoy it while you peoplewatch. Guide includes: 7 Sandwich & Burger places 2 French places 5 Kebab, Wrap, Falafel places 2 Place I want to try You also get: ✍️ My personal notes for each recommendation 📍 An interactive map of all recommendations 🔓 Access to all future updates (I'm always trying new places) All but two suggestions on this guide are on the Right Bank.

When in Paris, tu manges! A list of my favourite boulangeries, patisseries & chocolatiers by arrondissement. I've included a couple of vegan and gluten-free places as well.

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.

So bid adieu to tourist traps and embark on a culinary odyssey unlike any other. Let's explore the hidden culinary treasures of Paris togethe. Bienvenue à Paris!

Going on a short trip to the city of love? I’ve got you 🫶🏻 I have put way more places and addresses in this guide than it is possible to do over the course of 3 days, so that depending on your taste and travel style, you can choose across a wide variety of things to do and see. The places tagged (82) have, for nearly all of them, links attached to them for further history context or link to website for restaurants. Enjoy your stay in Paris 🇫🇷

This is my ultimate list for when I'm not in the mood for finding anything new and just want to stick to what I know is good. It also happens to be the first list anyone gets when they want to know what my favorite restaurants in Paris are. Not exclusive to French food only, because let's face it, it's not the only cuisine worth eating day in and day out. In addition to my favorite French eats, you'll also find my favorite: 🍕 italian 🥢 asian fusion 🇪🇸 tapas 🌮 mexican 🍳brunch ... in this awesome freebie :)

In Paris, cafés are permeated with charm and history, art and culture. In fact, between the 19th and 20th centuries, the Café Parisien were meeting places for artists and writers who exchanged ideas and thoughts over a good coffee. There are some cafés in Paris that have maintained the same atmosphere as when Verlaine, Picasso and Hemingway sat at the tables in the café. Don't you get excited about the idea of ​​sitting on those very chairs? With this article I take you on a journey through the best cafés in Paris. Coffee addicts will thank me🥹☕️

Paris, often called the "City of Love" and renowned for its romantic ambiance, iconic landmarks, and rich culture, is a destination that captures the hearts of travelers from around the world. Here's your comprehensive travel guide to make the most of your trip to this enchanting city.

So you have only have 24 hours in Paris? No, sweat! I have the perfect itinerary for YOU! 🎯 P.S. This is a living guide that I will continue to update over the course of the next few months! So stay tuned! 🤗✨

This is a food map of where to get my favorite sweets and pastries from different bakeries in Paris. When I moved to here in 2015 as a nanny, I discovered the cultural activity called "gouté", which is what the french call the afternoon snack. For kids after school this looks like a pastry from the boulangerie, some chouquettes (in this guide), or chocolate wedged between a baguette. Basically anything baked and buttery with chocolate qualifies as a gouté. If you find yourself in Paris and want to partake in this cultural daily tradition, or just want to have some of the best baked goods you'll ever have IN YOUR LIFE, save this guide and check out the places below.

Exclusive pre-launch guide to all my fav spots in NY, MIA, LA, and Paris. More details on all the cafes listed on my blog, launching 9•18•23 Happy Cafe Hopping! 🫶🏼☕️