If you're in Paris for the FW26season, make sure to indulge in some relaxation and exploration alongside your busy schedule. Begin by treating yourself to a customized experience at the Healing House of Muse & Heroine. Their tailored treatments guarantee an unparalleled rejuvenation, complemented by a selection of luxurious products for ultimate nourishment. Make sure, to book an appointment in advance!
Afterwards, recharge at Strada Café with a quick coffee or explore their versatile breakfast and lunch menu. If you’re in the mood for a different coffee experience, check out Café Nuances, a trendy spot known for its expertly brewed, artisanal coffee.
Get a delicious coffee at WHITE Coffee at Rue de Turenne.
To start your day actively, consider attending a highly recommended reformer Pilates class at KORE.
For elegant floral arrangements, stop by CHIKAKO.
If you’re craving a delightful sandwich, be sure to visit Chez Alain Miam Miam at the Marché des Enfants Rouges. Their mouth-watering sandwiches, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients, are a must-try. For a taste of local life, this market offers a vibrant Parisian experience.
Looking for more quintessential Parisian charm? Take a stroll along the picturesque Canal Saint-Martin, where you can soak in the laid-back atmosphere, grab a drink at a nearby café, or simply enjoy watching the boats pass through the locks.
For fans of Emily in Paris, a visit to Emily’s Apartment at Place de l’Estrapade is a must. Situated in the 5th arrondissement, this charming square captures the spirit of the series and is just steps away from La Maison Rose, a quaint café featured in the show and perfect for a cozy afternoon coffee break.
For an immersive cultural experience, don’t miss L'Atelier des Lumières, an extraordinary art venue that offers an immersive digital experience, allowing you to step inside famous artworks as they are projected in a vibrant 360-degree format. Additionally, art lovers should visit Musée de l'Orangerie, home to Monet's breathtaking Water Lilies series
For a change of scenery, take a run at Sacre Coeur, where you can admire stunning Roman and Byzantine architecture while exploring a different side of Paris.
To feed your mind, visit Ofr., an independent bookshop offering a refined selection of articles on architecture, design, fashion, and more, along with postcards, limited edition fanzines, and fashion accessories.
For a different kind of inspiration, immerse yourself in contemporary culture at the Bourse de Commerce – Paris, where cutting-edge exhibitions meet a striking historic rotunda. Home to the Pinault Collection, the space offers a refined and inspiring art experience at the heart of the city.
Seeking serenity? Find respite at Square du Temple, a centrally located park perfect for a leisurely stroll or basking in the sun on one of its many benches.
Make sure to visit Fondation Louis Vuitton while you are here.
For a delicious culinary adventure, stop by Libertino, a highly popular Italian restaurant known for its beautiful multi-level interior and authentic dishes, including their famous truffle pasta. For a more casual yet equally popular spot, Bouillon Pigalle offers affordable French cuisine in a lively, buzzing setting, making it a favorite among locals and tourists alike.
If you're in the mood for sweet indulgence, don’t miss Cédric Grolet, one of the most celebrated pastry chefs in Paris, known for his exquisite, art-like creations. Then stop by Copains Rive Gauche on Rue des Saints-Pères, a quietly iconic bakery known for its organic sourdough breads and beautifully executed pastries. Its relaxed, understated charm makes it the perfect spot to savor a moment of Parisian indulgence.
Cap off your evening with a delightful Mediterranean meal at Malro in the upper Marais, where the cozy atmosphere with marble tables, wood accents, and an open kitchen promises a memorable dining experience. Craving Italian food? Visit Mamma Primi for a delicious dinner.
For a taste of local life, immerse yourself in the bustling Marché Raspail, one of the city's most popular farmer markets, offering an array of fresh produce and artisanal goods every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday.
If you love fashion, the Dior Gallery is basically heaven. Beautifully curated, it showcases the history of Dior, from Christian Dior to the designers who followed, with highlights from the house’s archives including original sketches and couture pieces. Even if fashion isn’t your main interest, the exhibition design alone is worth visiting.
Looking for the perfect plan on a sunny day? The Château de Versailles is the ideal escape. Just a 50-minute train ride away, you suddenly find yourself in front of one of Europe’s most iconic palaces. From the famous Hall of Mirrors to the vast Royal Gardens, you can soak in the beautiful architecture of the 17th-century while enjoying the sunshine strolling through the gardens.
Palais de Tokyo is for those days when you want something modern, artsy and a little more edgy. The exhibitions are often experimental and different from what you’d see in “classic” museums, which makes it super exciting.
Discover the Opéra Garnier, where you can enjoy ballet performances. Even if you don’t go for a performance, just walking through the building feels like stepping into another century.
If you’re even a little bit into art, Musée Rodin is such a beautiful stop. It’s not one of those overwhelming museums where you rush from room to room, it feels calm, elegant and very “Paris”. Plus: the garden is stunning, and seeing Rodin’s sculptures in that setting is just breathtaking.
Want a little break from all the sightseeing? Café de la Poste is the perfect place to slow down, grab a coffee and just relax for a moment. Sit back, enjoy the lively Parisian atmosphere around you and recharge before you explore the nightlife in Paris.
You’ve probably already heard of Carette, one of those cafés that perfectly captures classic Parisian flair. If you’re on the hunt for the famous hot chocolate, this is the place: rich, for chocolate lovers, and absolutely worth the hype. Grab a seat outside if you can, and enjoy Place des Vosges like a local, especially if you’re in the mood for a little people-watching.
Cafe Courtial is the typical sweet little spot for a coffee break with really delicious crêpes in a relaxed atmosphere. It’s a great place to take a short break, soak in the Parisian vibe and just sit back.
Cafés by day, restaurants by night.
For a change of scenery visit the restaurant Au Bourguignon du Marais. If you’re craving something traditional and comforting, the cozy atmosphere fits the Marais perfectly, and their boeuf bourguignon is especially worth trying. Ideal for a relaxed dinner.
For a different dinner mood, try Relais de l’Entrecôte - iconic and also super simple: you basically come for one thing only… steak, fries and that famous sauce. The best part? After your first portion, they bring you a second round.
Centrally located, you will find Brasserie Le Florentin. The vibe feels like a classic brasserie warm, lively and perfect for ending a long day in the city. Great place for a relaxed dinner or a glass of wine.
Le Dauphin offers a modern take on French cuisine in a relaxed bistro setting. If you feel like exploring creative dishes and a well-curated wine selection, this contemporary Parisian restaurant is well worth a visit.
Chez Carrie is a lively Parisian brasserie that captures the charm of everyday Paris. If you feel like enjoying well-prepared French classics in a warm, welcoming atmosphere, this is a spot that never disappoints.
If you want to share small plates in the middle, like tapas, and enjoy a glass of wine, Rojo feels more modern and playful. It’s ideal for relaxed evenings with good conversation and an easy, social atmosphere.
If you feel like taking a break from classic French food, Loulou Paris is the perfect place. With its Italian-Mediterranean cuisine and beautiful location near the Louvre, it’s ideal for a relaxed lunch or a stylish dinner with great vibes.
As the day turns into evening, Brasserie de Prés fits right in. Surrounded by cafés and restaurants, it’s a great place to enjoy good food and the energy of the neighborhood.
And when you need a break from busy streets, Paris’ parks are waiting.
Buttes-Chaumont is such an underrated favorite. It’s hillier and more wild than most Paris parks, with little bridges, viewpoints and corners that feel almost like a secret garden. Go up to the top for an amazing view, especially around sunset.
Looking for something more relaxed? Parc Monceau has a local, relaxed feel. It is a green escape, very elegant and “Parisian.” It is quiet, pretty, and perfect for a leisurely stroll or a small picnic.
Luxembourg Gardens are a Paris classic for a reason. Grab one of those green chairs, sit by the fountain read a book or just enjoy the vibe. It’s the perfect place for a break of the vibrant city and a moment in the sun.
For something a little different, stop by La Galcante. This vintage magazine shop is a dream for anyone interested in vintage newspapers, magazines, prints, photos, and more - treasures ranging from past centuries to modern times that you can browse through and even take home. Whether you’re a collector, a curious reader, or simply love discovering hidden gems.
