Guidebook for Paris
Shopping
Very nice pedestrian street with lot of shops, restaurants and coffees
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Rue Cler
Rue ClerVery nice pedestrian street with lot of shops, restaurants and coffees
Essentials
Franprix
16 Rue Alexandre ParodiCheapest, closest supermarket. Open till 9pm, closed on sundays.
Carrefour City
42 Av. de la Motte-PicquetAnother supermarket, open late (11pm)
Sightseeing
Πύργος του Άιφελ
5 Av. Anatole FranceThe most famous parisian monument, just a walk away !
Food Scene
La Fontaine de Mars
129 Rue Saint-DominiqueStylish French restaurant, Obama ate here once !
This lovely traditional Italian delicatessen (trattoria), owned by an authentic italian family, turns into a restaurant at night. Have a dinner among hanging hams, italian cheese, italian wines… I recommend this place every time to my guests .
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Restaurant Sapori di Parma
56 Av. de la BourdonnaisThis lovely traditional Italian delicatessen (trattoria), owned by an authentic italian family, turns into a restaurant at night. Have a dinner among hanging hams, italian cheese, italian wines… I recommend this place every time to my guests .
Getting Around
Air France
2 Rue Robert Esnault-PelterieAir France shuttle direct to Orly Airport
La Motte-Picquet – Grenelle
M° station, Ligne 8 and 10
École Militaire
M° ligne 8
Parks & Nature
Σαντ Ντε Μαρ
2 All. Adrienne LecouvreurPark overlooking Eiffel tower and river Seine
Drinks & Nightlife
Best bar in the World, according to the Gurdian ! A dingy, smoky cellar bar. Walking into Chez Georges is like finding yourself on the set of a Truffaut film. It’s full of effortlessly cool people who don’t seem to be up themselves, which of course makes them seem even cooler. Early evening everyone is huddled round tiny tables drinking red wine out of glass tumblers or squeezed on to sofas. Come closing time the floor is a mass of flailing limbs and nodding heads.
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Chez Georges
11 Rue des CanettesBest bar in the World, according to the Gurdian ! A dingy, smoky cellar bar. Walking into Chez Georges is like finding yourself on the set of a Truffaut film. It’s full of effortlessly cool people who don’t seem to be up themselves, which of course makes them seem even cooler. Early evening everyone is huddled round tiny tables drinking red wine out of glass tumblers or squeezed on to sofas. Come closing time the floor is a mass of flailing limbs and nodding heads.