The Bourdelle Museum is host to the artistic legacy of Émile-Antoine Bourdelle. Housed in his former residence and studio, this enchanting museum showcases his exceptional sculptures and art collection - a testament to his enduring impact.
This charming romantic restaurant is the epitome of classic French bistro. The rich & hearty classic dishes like boeuf Bourguignon & duck confit are to die for! We have to warn that their portions tend to be quite generous, but don't worry, they offer several half orders!
In a city concentrated with bistros, brasseries, and gourmet dining it's hard to pin point to an address. Though, when in the 6th, the arrondissement of the Luxembourg Gardens and the Saint-Sulpice Church, it's only apt to head to Le Petite Lutetia for a golden, crusted pate au for gras and towering Paris-Brest for dessert. With a terrace spilling with merry wine drinkers and an interior lined with mirrored walls, tightly-packed tables, and baroque-coloured oil paintings, it's the quintessential nouveau bistro.
Café de la Rotonde is a timeless Parisian gem, steeped in history and artistic heritage. Nestled in Montparnasse, it has been a favourite haunt of writers, artists, and intellectuals for generations!
While you could certainly grab a coffee or tea to-go at this sweet little cafe, we prefer to snag one of the tables (or a stool outside if we're lucky!) and tuck into one of their cinnamon rolls.