Paris
in Île-de-France

As if one Michelin star wasn't enough, Alain Passard has won 3 for this fantastic temple of fine dining dedicated to haute French cuisine. 

You pay careful attention to what you're wearing, so we definitely expect you're doing the same for your little ones. Bonpoint has the most elegant & adorable children's clothing. 

Café Coutume in Paris is a trendy coffee haven with an extensive array of specialty brews. Consult the knowledgeable baristas for guidance, and enjoy organic delights and savour their house-roasted coffee. Don't miss the 'detox veggie brunch' paired with a superb espresso or cappuccino.

Chez L'Ami Jean in Paris is a carnivore's delight, an authentic bistro dishing out hearty French classics. Perfect for a friends' gathering, especially if you're not a vegetarian or on a diet. Don't miss their signature rice pudding.

This highly conceptual Left Bank restaurant focuses on haute-cuisine in a modern & refreshing way. We love the mystery dégustation. 

You may not think you're in the market for any taxidermy, but one visit to Deyrolle will surely change your mind. The ultimate cabinet of curiosities. 

Discover Parisian elegance at Hôtel Duc de Saint-Simon. Nestled in the heart of the city, this charming boutique hotel offers timeless luxury and a quintessential Paris experience.

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! 

Break from classic French bistro food for a little foray into the delights of Basque cuisine at Chez L'Ami Jean. It may be a bit expensive but it's totally worth it. 

The oldest department store in Paris with the most excellently curated collection. You cannot forget to visit La Grande Épicerie de Paris, their amazing food section, but definitely don't go here when you're hungry. Pop in for a coffee break or a quick lunch at Rose Bakery Tea Room, too!

French cuisine at its finest. Le Voltaire is chic, its elegant, and it's oh so Parisian! Chef Tony Ducroq rustles up superb gastronomic delights which are just irresistibly good. Go here for the classics, before ending your evening strolling along the banks of the Seine. 

This timeless treasure is shrouded in history, being the go-to art shop for legendary artists like Picasso, Degas, and Cezanne. Established in 1887, it's a haven for creative souls, offering a treasure trove of premium art supplies and inspiration - and it's conveniently located close to the Musée de Louvre!

Auguste Rodin (sculptor & painter & sketcher & engraver & collector) donated his complete collection to France in 1908 so long as they promised to transform his former workshop and showroom (the beautiful Hôtel Biron) into a museum. This charming cultural institution displays his works in one of the most peaceful places in central Paris.

This shop is so stunning it's worth a visit even if you're not in the market for beautifully packaged soaps, creams and bath products. They have a wild selection of combs and toothbrushes, so beauty fiends are certain to be in heaven.

Step into the creative realm of Karl Lagerfeld at 7L Bookshop. Founded in 1999 on 7, rue de Lille, it is truly a haven for visual arts enthusiasts. Lagerfeld's bibliophile spirit resonates through an array of fine books, celebrating 20th and 21st-century artistic diversity. This independent bookstore mirrors his insatiable quest for beauty and knowledge, and now you can dive into his world too!

Yen is a culinary masterpiece where Japanese tradition meets minimalist flair. This elegant establishment sets the stage for a soba noodle extravaganza, with each dish crafted before your eyes.