There's something undeniably chic about French women, & if you want to fit in, then you better head to Alexandre de Paris to pick up the most elegant accessories.
While this spot can be rather touristy, it is a chocolate lovers' paradise. Their hot chocolate, a pure indulgence, is unrivalled. Don't miss the "African" concoction; it's so decadently thick, you'll need a spoon to savour it.
It’s a big title to hold, but Le Meurice is the oldest Parisian Palace. Large in size but ideally discreet, long-time regulars like to book their favourite room knowing that nobody really knows where they’re staying, in a good way. We love that one of their core values is preserving the building’s heritage and history – it opened in 1835 by Charles-Augustin Meurice – while incorporating strong contemporary touches through art (you can thank Philippe Starck for bringing in more natural light too). If glitz is what you’re after, head on down to two-Michelin-star Le Meurice Alain Ducasse, followed by a drink at Bar 228. Cin cin.
This iconic leather goods shop is about as Parisian chic as they come. As they don't do any e-commerce, your best bet for snagging one of their classic bags is to hop into the shop.