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9 Things TO DO & NOT TO DO in Paris (Must See Before You Go)!

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Discover the magic of Paris with this curated guide to its most iconic landmarks, charming neighborhoods, and artistic treasures. From the romantic Seine River to the artistic heights of Montmartre, explore the essential 'must-sees' and uncover hidden gems for an unforgettable French adventure.

  • Saint Germain des Prés neighborhood

    An upscale and traditional neighborhood in the 7th Arrondissement.

  • Belleville

    A lively and up and coming neighborhood in the 20th Arrondissement.

  • La Seine

    A river that crosses Paris from east to west, dividing the city into the Left Bank and the Right Bank.

  • New York

    Mentioned as an example of a big city where people are not always friendly.

  • London

    Mentioned as an example of a big city where one should take normal safety precautions.

  • Eiffel Tower

    A famous tower that is recommended to be viewed from across the river rather than going to the top due to long lines.

  • Arc de Triomphe

    A big monument that is worth seeing if you are in the neighborhood.

  • Les Cahmps Elysées

    A massive avenue with many shops that is closed to cars every first Sunday of the month, making it a nice place to walk.

  • Louis Vuitton shop

    A shop located on the Champs-Élysées, but the speaker does not think you need to travel to Paris just to see it.

  • Notre Dame

    A beautiful cathedral that was damaged by a fire and is currently under construction, but still beautiful to see from the outside.

  • Montmartre

    A super cute neighborhood that looks just like in the movies. It's recommended to go there in the morning or late at night to avoid the crowds.

  • Sacré Coeur

    A big church in Montmartre, considered one of the best things to do in Paris.

  • Le Louvre

    A museum where the Mona Lisa is, and it is recommended to buy a skip-the-line ticket.

  • Musée de l'Orangerie

    A tiny and beautiful museum where the water lilies of Monet are, offering a more relaxing atmosphere.

  • Le Marais

    Considered the most beautiful area of Paris, with nice parks, beautiful castles, hidden gems, and cool shops and restaurants.

  • Odéon

    An area that has the chic vibes of Paris.

  • Luxembourg Gardens

    One of the speaker's favorite parks, a really cute place to grab a chair, coffee, and chill with friends.