Top Things To Do in Paris Rankings
The best attractions, experiences, and things to do in Paris.
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Fondation Louis Vuitton
Frank Gehry's spectacular contemporary art foundation
+4
#2
Place des Vosges
Paris's oldest planned square, arcaded and beautiful
+4
#3
Île Saint-Louis
the quieter of the two Seine islands, Berthillon ice cream
+3
#4
Musée Picasso
the world's most complete collection of Picasso's work
+3
#5
Palais Royal Gardens
secret arcaded gardens, designer boutiques and Buren's columns
+1
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Place des Vosges — Paris's oldest planned square, arcaded and beautiful+4
Fondation Louis Vuitton — Frank Gehry's spectacular contemporary art foundation+4
Musée Picasso — the world's most complete collection of Picasso's work+3
Île Saint-Louis — the quieter of the two Seine islands, Berthillon ice cream+3
Palais Royal Gardens — secret arcaded gardens, designer boutiques and Buren's columns+1
Walk the Canal Saint-Martin — tree-lined canal with iron footbridges and hip cafés—
The Eiffel Tower — the most visited paid monument in the world, magical at night—
The Louvre — the world's largest art museum, home to the Mona Lisa—
Musée d'Orsay — the world's greatest collection of Impressionist art—
Notre-Dame Cathedral — the Gothic masterpiece restored after the 2019 fire—
The Palace of Versailles — Louis XIV's extraordinary royal palace and gardens—
Centre Pompidou — radical inside-out building housing Europe's best modern art collection—
Sacré-Cœur & Montmartre — hilltop basilica, artists' quarter and city panoramas—
Musée de l'Orangerie — Monet's Water Lilies in two oval rooms, a transcendent experience—
Musée Rodin — sculptures by Rodin in his former studio and garden—
The Marais — medieval streets, Jewish quarter, galleries and the Place des Vosges—
Sainte-Chapelle — breathtaking 13th-century Gothic chapel with floor-to-ceiling stained glass—
The Conciergerie — Marie Antoinette's prison on the Île de la Cité—
Luxembourg Gardens — the most beautiful of Paris's formal parks, beloved by Parisians—
Jardin des Tuileries — formal garden between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde—
The Catacombs — six million skeletal remains in the underground ossuary—
Père Lachaise Cemetery — the world's most visited cemetery, Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison—
Seine River cruise — Bateaux Mouches by day, magical by night—
Le Marais food tour — falafel on Rue des Rosiers, patisseries and cheese shops—
Galeries Lafayette — the ultimate Parisian department store, stunning art nouveau dome—
Shakespeare and Company — the legendary English-language bookshop on the Left Bank—
Bouquinistes along the Seine — browse antique books and prints from riverside stalls—
A French café breakfast — croissant and café crème, the perfect Paris morning—
Le Jules Verne — dinner in the Eiffel Tower for the ultimate Paris splurge—
Frenchie or Septime — the new wave of Paris bistronomy—
Le Grand Véfour — dinner in the most beautiful restaurant in the world—
Ladurée macarons on the Champs-Élysées — the original and finest—
Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe — walk the grand boulevard, climb the arch—
Palais de Tokyo — Paris's contemporary art space, open until midnight—
Musée Jacquemart-André — Italianate mansion with Old Masters and a tearoom—
The Opéra Garnier — the most opulent opera house in the world, tour or attend—
Moulin Rouge — the world's most famous cabaret, outrageous and spectacular—
Explore Saint-Germain-des-Prés — Sartre's neighbourhood, bookshops and Les Deux Magots—
Latin Quarter & the Sorbonne — medieval university quarter, narrow streets and markets—
Belleville neighbourhood — multicultural, street art and the best views of the city—
Oberkampf & Bastille nightlife — the best bars and clubs in Paris—
Roland Garros — attend the French Open tennis in late May/early June—
Paris Saint-Germain at Parc des Princes — football in the French capital—
Versailles gardens in summer — fountains running, concerts and fireworks—
Day trip to Giverny — Monet's garden and the source of the Water Lilies—
Day trip to Chartres — France's finest Gothic cathedral, 90 minutes from Paris—
Vélib' bike around the city — Paris's bike-share system is excellent and cheap—
Marché d'Aligre — the most authentic Parisian food market in the 12th arrondissement—
Montmartre vineyard — the only vineyard in Paris, Clos Montmartre—
Sunset from the Trocadéro — the best free view of the Eiffel Tower in the city—