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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.

Does Hermes really need any introduction? We didn't think so. Since you're in Paris, you might as well do some shopping (window or otherwise) at this iconic spot. 

This stately hotel has one of the most fantastic locations for those who are into beautiful views. Perched on a sweeping corner of the Amstel, Hotel De L’Europe is an easy walk from all the museums as well as shopping in the Negen Straatjes. Recently renovated, the interior is just as awe-inspiring as the exterior, so you may be tempted to ditch all your cultural plans in favour of a day cosied up in your luxurious room.

This lovely spa is a sun-soaked heaven for the best beauty and relaxation treatments. From facials to massages, Le Bristol only uses the heavenly products from La Prairie.

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 museum showcases the theme of relationships between humans and nature through the collections of François and Jacqueline Sommer. It is a fantastic mix of classic and contemporary art.

Originally built in the 19th century for Emperor Napoleon III, the Palais Garnier is a stunning opera house found in Paris' 9th Arrondissement. It is the opera house that the musical Phantom of the Opera is inspired by!