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In this 3 day itinerary you will enjoy: the best coffees in Paris and the most beautiful cafes, and you will visit the most beautiful art deco patisseries in the entire city that will make you want to move in and take photos forever.
You will be led to Paris’ famous passages (the city was once set up to allow horse and carriage to take you from one end of the city to another without ever getting wet by passing these passages that have now turned into quaint mini-arcades with secret tea rooms, wine bars, antique shops, craft shops and other artisian treasures), followed by lunches in an belle epoque settings in locals favourite institutiosn with amazing French fare and fair prices rubbing shoulders with only those in the know.
Visits to small museums tucked away in the back streets that will blow your mind with opulence and beauty, always followed by a much needed aperitif to rest your feet and people street watch with un kir or champagne at a wonderful local bar near your accommodation.
Ending your days with a night time excursions, for example walking around Montmartre where enchanting cobble stone streets will win your heart over as you observe the artists and set up with their easles painting in plein-air, dinner is in a rustic authentic brasserie and your night coming to a close in the oldest cabaret in Paris enjoying impromptu singing, dancing, comedy, acoustic and gypsy jazz renditions in a festive atmosphere where every one is given a little a stool to sit while stamping their foot away with a free glass of vin chaud…
In this 3 day itinerary you will enjoy: the best coffees in Paris and the most beautiful cafes, and you will visit the most beautiful art deco patisseries in the entire city that will make you want to move in and take photos forever.
You will be led to Paris’ famous passages (the city was once set up to allow horse and carriage to take you from one end of the city to another without ever getting wet by passing these passages that have now turned into quaint mini-arcades with secret tea rooms, wine bars, antique shops, craft shops and other artisian treasures), followed by lunches in an belle epoque settings in locals favourite institutiosn with amazing French fare and fair prices rubbing shoulders with only those in the know.
Visits to small museums tucked away in the back streets that will blow your mind with opulence and beauty, always followed by a much needed aperitif to rest your feet and people street watch with un kir or champagne at a wonderful local bar near your accommodation.
Ending your days with a night time excursions, for example walking around Montmartre where enchanting cobble stone streets will win your heart over as you observe the artists and set up with their easles painting in plein-air, dinner is in a rustic authentic brasserie and your night coming to a close in the oldest cabaret in Paris enjoying impromptu singing, dancing, comedy, acoustic and gypsy jazz renditions in a festive atmosphere where every one is given a little a stool to sit while stamping their foot away with a free glass of vin chaud…