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Pont Neuf and the Ile de la Cite, Paris.
Yet its not just the reality of Paris that draws you inits the fantasy.
And while the majority of travelers know the iconic tourist spots of Paristhe Eiffel Tower!
(Speaking of vintage: we have a whole guide to the citys best vintage stores,here.)
The Cheval Blanc in Paris.
Below, findVogues Paris travel guide.
The hotel gym (with pool and spa) is one of the best in the city.
You feel like a celebrity as soon as you walk through its doors.
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The service was impeccable, and the rooms evoke classic French luxury.
Some of the rooms have balconies looking onto the Eiffel Tower.
What more could you ask for?
The art nouveau ceiling of Galeries Lafayette.
Elise Taylor
The former Louvre Post Office now houses Madame Reve, a hotel that opened in fall 2021.
The hotel is ideally located near the Louvre and an easy walk into the Marais.
(The indoor pool, with its painted ceiling, is among the most beautiful Ive seen.)
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see to it to book a dinner at Boulabe, which is helmed by Michelin-starred Chef Assaf Granit.
Afternoon tea at Salon Proust is a must, as is a drink at the famed Bar Hemingway.
Housing the Peninsula Paris, which honors its history-rich atmosphere while embracing modern touches.
The understated yet utterly chic interiors make every room feel bright and airy.
Of course, the sweeping views of the citys skyline don’t hurt either.
The quaint, 34-room hotel is ideal for those looking for quiet charm.
The stylish, tastefully decorated rooms will have you feeling like youre visiting a stylish locals apartment.
Chloe Malle
Im currently staying in a Blueground apartment on the Marche Saint Honore, and honestly?
Our definition of perfect, by the way?
Elise Taylor
Chez Janou is your quintessential Parisian bistro.
My number one tip?
Save room for the chocolate mousse.
Le Jardin dHiver at Hotel de Crillon.
Mark Guiducci
Le Recamier is your must stop for souffles and only souffles!
Do a 10:30 p.m. reservation if you want to dine, as the place quickly descends into a party.
-Vivienne Letalon, Experiences Associate
Girafe is one of Pariss most iconic restaurants.
Inside, minimalist decor meets traditional Paris style, creating an effortlessly cool modern ambiance.
From the elevated menu to the elegant design, this restaurant should be top of your list.
Elisee Browchuk
What is a vegan to do in the land of excellent dairy?
Dont miss the patatas bravas, a specialty of the owner.
Chloe Malle
Theres simply no better place in town to get a macaron.
Elise Taylor
A trip to Paris isn’t complete without an afternoon spent at Cafe de Flore.
But rest assured the bistro, founded by chef Sota Atsumi, takes its culinary pursuits quite seriously.
Chloe Malle
Fromagerie Barthelemy and Marie-Anne Cantin are two spectacular cheese shops in the 7eme.
There is heated debate as to which one is better but I feel its totally acceptable to patronize both.
I love it there.
They had this insane slab of beef that made me want to never give up meat.
Liana Satenstein, contributing editor
Le Bon Georges is a classic, quaint Parisian bistro in Pigalle.
Who could argue with that?
It honestly doesnt matter; everything about Comice is perfect once youre inside its doors.
Everything was a delight.
Chloe Schama
This bespoke cocktail bar crafts unique drinks for every guest.
Yes, even the ones that are always hard to like.
Bisou mixologists create one-of-a-kind libations based on individual, in-the-moment cravings using the freshest ingredients.
We were so surprised when it was also the best meal we had our entire week in Paris.
The dim sum and bao buns were super affordable for budget-friendly travelers like us.
For one, they only take reservations via text message.
Still, theres a reason why Kim Kardashians and other celebs claim its the best burger in Paris.
Personally, its the special sauce they use that puts it in my number one spot.
While famous for its burgers and fries, the churros are a must for dessert.
In fact, it was one of the highlights of our trip.
The dancers, the choreography, the costumeseverything is sexy and fun, butelevated.
(All the shoes worn on-stage are red-soled Christian Louboutins, no less.)
Christian Allaire
Its depressing to be gluten-free in Paris.
It felt very French to sit amongst the locals on one of those tables overlooking the garden.
-Emma Specter, culture writer
Where to Shop
The art nouveau ceiling of Galeries Lafayette.
Of course, each place setting is adorned with Maison Dior tableware along with mixed and matched houndstooth chairs.
For a taste of Dior, this hits the spot.
Elisee Browchuk
Lovers of history, prettiness, and paper should make the trek to Antoinette de Poisson.
The shopand the hidden courtyard its located inis an oasis where it seems like time stands still.
The company preserves the art of making hand-printed domino papers, featuring floral and geometric patterns.
Popular in the 18th century, these sheets were used to cover books and small boxes.
Almost all of her jewelry whisks me away on vacationthe shells, the delicate gold pieces, the color.
Liam Hess
The best shopping place is called Nuovo.
It is a tiny vintage shop full of hot girl clothes.
Basically, the owner doesnt curate by labels but by taste.
The prices are great, too.
I always manage to find one (or three!)
floral dresses that quickly become wardrobe staples.
Id advise to go toall of them.
The grand rotunda currently exhibiting an Urs Fischer work took my breath away.
No matter how many times you go, theres always something there to surprise you.
Liam Hess
The Musee dOrsay.Alwaysthe Musee dOrsay.
I recommend Marche Raspail in the 6th!
Mai Morsch
Walking around Paris is by far my favorite activity, other than eating of course.
Strolling around different neighborhoods and looking into shops or stopping into museums is just the best.
My favorite walk is around the Marais with a stop to refuel midday at Mariage Freres for tea.
It’s the most charming spot and they have all the greatest teas (and treats!)
Youll inevitably stumble upon other cute shops and restaurants as you go.
Ella Riley-Adams
Perched atop the Parisienne skyline is the magical Le Bristol Spa.
The perfect way to fit in any sightseeing that you didn’t manage on foot!
Elise Taylor
This red-velvet and soft pink hair salon feels straight out of a Slim Aarons still.
