Awesome place, could have stayed here forever. You can find here any book in English you'd want, and the atmosphere is so authentic!
Sweet museum, very sweet garden. Must-visit for the Balsac lovers, but not a general must-visit, as it is too small, and there is not much to see.
Very nice museum, lots of wonderful sculptures. Recent exhibition "Paris in 1900" was excellent.
Mussels were very tasty, and the portion was much more bigger than one person can eat. Try "tarrine" as a starter - it is awesome. Service is great too, btw.
Very sweet museum with a lovely garden. A must-visit in the Marais. Little Emperor's bed was impressive.
Great museum. Really appreciated that media boards, explaining the moves of different sides in a couple of battles.
Such a sweet church, full of light and soft background music.
Typical French garden, full of Rodin sculptures, though, has a lot more flowers than usually gardens in Paris do. Enter is not free of charge (2€).
Really sweet garden with alleys, roses & a fountain. Also, dogs are allowed.
This is my favourite garden in Paris. It's enormous and very very pretty. Sometimes there is live orchestra playing near the palace.
Loved it! One of the most interesting museums of Paris. A must-visit for sure. Large gallery of paintings may seem boring, but all the other parts of exhibition are awesome.
Literally the BEST ice cream & sorbets in the whole world. You cannot pass by this place without trying some.
Awesome "couture" bakery. You really want to buy every biscuit, chocolate or candy. But it's a quite pricy place.
As for me, it was the best museum i visited in Paris. You better start from the 5th floor, where are all the best of impressionist, and than go all the way down to the first floor.
Nice museum, but except 8 Monet water lilly canvas I didn't find anything else breathtaking or exceptional.
One of the loveliest gardens in Paris. Taking a lunch break near the little pools is a must-do after visiting Louvre.
Once it was a place of elite's leisure, and impressionists painting muse. Now it's still the place of wealthy, but art-tourists and any tourists at all forgot about this island, loved by Monet etc.
Good museum to find out about a part of Hugo's life. The wallpapers in his apartment, though, seem crazy. Permanent collections (his apartment itself) are free of charge.
Beautiful museum about 18-th century. A must-see for getting the feel, what was it like in that time, what were people interested in. Permanent collections are free to see.
Great choice of not only medicament, but of all kinds of cosmetics, soaps, shampoos etc. besides natural ones. And it's the cheapest drug store in Paris, btw.
Отличный музей Средневековья. Местами, правда, очень мрачный. Не проходите мимо 6 гобеленов из серии "Дама с единорогом" - они красивы и полны загадок.
