Ask for the top floor room with the skylight over the bed that looks out on Notre Dame cathedral.
We were really excited for dinner here but the drinks and food were just OK. That's fine as the interior is wonderful and the location by the canal sublime.
They talk about a figurative "Pantheon" for writers and heroes, but this is the literal one. Visit it.
To think that they almost tore this down. Note that you can tour the upper stories. That part opens at 10 or 11 AM.
Perhaps my favorite cafe in Paris. Famous for their serve-yourself-as-much-as-you-want chocolate mousse.
A long, elevated greenway from the edge of Paris to the center. Famous for being most of the setting of the film Before Sunset.
Banked track outdoor velodrome with a nice, good-look restaurant in it. Amazing.
Their spiced beef dish is like beef brisket but amazingly more flavorful. Their veggie stuff was less interesting.
Upstairs is quieter. They had a banana curry for vegetarians that my girlfriend liked.
The stained glass here is staggering. And the engineering to support that much glass just as impressive. A building over 700 years old!
Walk up the first two big chunks of the tower to save time, money, and get exercise. And you can really take in what it took to build and design the thing.
A very special dinner tradition that you have to request an invite to. Don't expect fancy food but the company is very interesting.
This is the Dolores Park of Paris in that on a warm afternoon or evening, it seems like all of Paris is picnicking and drinking on the banks of the canal.
