The first concept store dedicated to fine crafts and a cool new meeting place in the city. Located in the heart of Le Marais, this over 600 m² four-storey building, bathed in natural sunlight, takes visitors on a kind of voyage of discovery in a space that is at the same time an exhibition room, store, library and even a café. Jewellery, tableware, lights and small sculptures are all fine craft creations. A project born thanks to the initiative of Serge Nicole, president of Ateliers d’Art de France (the French trade union for fine crafts professionals), and scenographer Elizabeth Lerich.

5, Rue de Picardie, 75003
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On the rue des Archives in Paris, right in front of the building that houses the National Archives, is La Librairie de la Mode, a unique store whose speciality is fashion press. They have the old or discontinued issues of numerous French and international publications that have been published during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. In addition, you can also find the catalogues of the most recent and past collections, as well as a select collection of fashion books. A must-visit for followers of the world of fashion throughout the times.

22, Rue Pierre Lescot, 75001

At La Guinguette d’Angele, a special place in the most romantic capital of the world, they take care of even the smallest details. They started with a small restaurant and now they have two strategically located ones, both dedicated to offering healthy menus for the whole family. On the one hand, a charming restaurant in the Le Marais area; on the other, a mini-restaurant a few metres from the Louvre Museum which only offers the option of takeaway. Gastronomy and well-being in restaurants that only use local, organic products and gluten-free options.

2, Rue du Général Renault, 75011
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Clover is the name that chef Jean-François has chosen for his new restaurant located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. A place created together with his wife Élodie where the open-concept kitchen is in a room with cabinets decorated with tiles and Baccarat crystal glasses bought in the famous Marché Aux Puces and where the dishes that one can taste are the great classics reviewed by the chef. The wine list also offers attractive brands which the staff take care of giving advice on, in order to achieve a pairing worthy of being tasted.

5, Rue Perronet, 75007
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Since 1975, the Musée en Herbe presents art exhibitions for all ages. The aim of the museum is to allow children to have access to art and culture through permanent and temporary exhibitions and many related activities that include artists admired by adults such as Vasarely and Dali, presented here in a playful way to capture the curiosity of the youngest audience. Paris, in the 1st arrondissement, the Musée en Herbe also offers lively visits, events and workshops, as well as a space reserved for contemporary artists.

Bois Boulogne, 75116
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Located in the heart of the Marais, for many Parisians, it is not only the most beautiful square in Paris but in the world. The Place des Vosges is the oldest in the city. Inaugurated in 1612 with the celebration of the marriage between Louis XIII and Anne of Austria, it has a beautiful garden of linden trees decorated with some fountains and an equestrian statue of Louis XIII in the centre. Around the square, there is a set of 36 red brick housefronts built symmetrically. Their bottom floors are currently home to various restaurants.

Place des Vosges, 75004

It is one of the trendiest hotels in the city with a privileged location next to the famous and very popular rue Faubourg Saint Honoré in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. This four-star hotel has 89 rooms and suites and among its musts, the suites decorated with an Art Deco style stand out. It is essential to book a table at its restaurant Velvet, run by the renowned chef of Bistrot d’Antoine in Nice, and a unique experience: open the minibar and choose between its aromatic caps of Delo water, selected according to the mood.

24, Rue de Ponthieu, 75008
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‘Paris is always a good idea’, said Audrey Hepburn. Indeed, the capital of the Seine, recognised as the heart of Europe, is always the perfect destination to enjoy unique experiences. The experience of staying at the Intercontinental Le Grand is just as unique, a hotel that houses a historic building, an old Napoleonic palace that has 398 rooms and 72 suites (all with incredible views), a winter garden and the only thalassotherapy centre in Paris. The hotel has 2,636 square metres for meetings and events where some haute couture fashion shows are usually held. Its staff makes their guests feel better than at home and dropping by their famous Café de la Paix is a must.

2, Rue Scribe,75009
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