24 hours in Paris for Fashion Week
Paris. A city where fashion pulses through every street, no matter the season. It's all about chic boutiques, avant-garde galleries and dimly lit wine bars. But there's one season where the city truly hits its stride: Fashion Week!
If you’re only in town for a fleeting 24 hours, fear not—we’ve curated the ultimate itinerary to balance runway moments with some much-needed downtime. Paris, here we come!
Grand Pigalle Hôtel
The chic modern interior of this hotel is supremely welcoming, and the beds are insanely comfortable. The location is perfect—you're out of the hustle & bustle of the 1st but still close enough to the action to get around on foot easily.
CHANCEUX Galande
Chanceux is changing the breakfast game in Paris. They have good coffee (unheard of here), delicious sandwiches and fresh juices.
Dynamo - Opéra
Think SoulCycle but (as with just about everything French) even chicer & more boutique. The cardio high-intensity cycling classes are absolutely killer, but take note the classes are taught in French!
Café Kitsuné Palais Royal
If you need a little pick-me-up whilst you're shopping & happen to be in the 1st arrondissement, you're in luck. Café Kitsuné has delicious coffee & good vibes.
David Mallett
David Mallett is the answer to all bad hair days: his philosophy is to ensure that hair stays beautiful long after you walk out of the salon doors. Though, you may not want to actually leave the salon at Notre Dame des Victoires. Located in a Parisian-style apartment, the space is luxurious yet relaxed.
Chez Alain Miam Miam
A legendary shop serving the best sandwiches and galettes in town. We adore this popular spot for good, tasty reasons.
À la Mère de Famille
What's Paris without a trip to a chocolatier? Or should we say, THE chocolatier? There truly may not be anywhere better than À la Mère de Famille. P.S. It's Paris' oldest candy shop.
Musée Rodin
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.
Bistrot Des Tournelles
Conveniently located in Bastille, Bistrot des Tournelles is a cosy, lively tavern with delicious French food. The high spirit atmosphere and beautiful interiors transport you to a different time.
La Cave à Michel
If you want to feel like a true Parisian (and really, is there any better sensation?) then we strongly advise you head to La Cave à Michel for a glass or two of the good stuff.
RASPOUTINE
Raspoutine is a chic Russian-themed club situated in a former bordello turned cabaret. Dress up if you want to get in because the bouncers are very selective and will turn you away if you're not chic enough!
Stephanie Puntigam
Name a country, and it’s a safe bet that Stephanie has lived there. Austria. South Africa. Belgium. America. Portugal. Insatiably curious, she can hardly sit still (or stay in one place) for long. Though she may drop it all at a moment’s notice to head off on the next adventure, we’re lucky to have this travel sage on board as an Editorial Assistant at gloobles. For Stephanie, travelling is rarely brief but always enriching. From snapping 35 mm film on breezy coastal road trips to twirling bucatini at intimate, twilit trattorias, Stephanie knows what’s up.
