The Sacré-Cœur is one of Paris's most iconic monuments in the city. Book a ticket in advance to enter the basilica or simply join the flocks gazing at the panoramic city skyline from the summit of the Montmartre butte. It's worth fighting the crowds, and the stairs, for a view of the terracotta tiles and tumbling rooftops. For a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower veer off from the stairwell and head towards the Rue du Cardinal Guibert. 

Good bakeries can feel a dime a dozen in Paris, but truly excellent ones? Well, they're not quite so common. Mamiche is one of our fave places in the city to grab a croissant or a pastry to have with our afternoon cafe au lait.

Dinette began as a catering company and supper club meet-up and now Hannah and Rebecca use their Moroccan and Tunisian heritage to create a build-your-own mezze stop-off in their oak-fronted café. With large sliding windows, a people-watching bench perched outside and neutral-toned interiors – the aesthetics are admirable. And that's before mentioning the food. Burrata bowls are topped with strawberries, basil and molasses, deviled eggs arrive in a pink puddle and gnocchi is served in a fresh marinara sauce. Fresh, delicious, healthy. Though leave space for the Dinette cheesecake. 

Le Pantruche in Paris is a charming fusion of old-world bistro charm and modern culinary artistry. Dive into their mouthwatering black truffle risotto and don't leave without savouring their signature Grand Marnier soufflé.