Seine Classic
4 km · full day · Monumental axis · 5 stops
- Trocadéro (the shot)
- Eiffel Tower
- Musée d'Orsay
- Tuileries
- Louvre
124 places · Michelin 2026, 50 Best, Eater 38 & TikTok virals · 5 walking routes · metro included
Tap a route and it gets drawn on the map, stop by stop.
Tap a pin to see photos, rating and how to get there by metro. Turn on a route to follow the numbered path.
This interactive map of Paris (France) brings together 124 hand-picked places: 28 attractions, 63 restaurants, 16 cafés and 17 shops. It also includes 5 walking routes with their stops in order. For every place you get what it is, a practical tip and how to get there by public transport. It is free, works on your phone and needs no sign-up.
· Curated by the HOLASIM team · How we make the maps
Tap a route to see it drawn on the map, stop by stop.
4 km · full day · Monumental axis · 5 stops
3 km · half day · Star district · 6 stops
2.5 km · afternoon + night · 5 stops
3 km · half day · Rive Gauche · 6 stops
3.5 km · afternoon · Local Paris · 5 stops
Tour Eiffel · 7e
The most visited monument on Earth. It sparkles for 5 minutes every hour on the hour at night.
Tip: Buy timed tickets online 2 months ahead. Watching it sparkle from Trocadéro is free.
🚇 Bir-Hakeim — M6 / Trocadéro — M9
Featured in: Google Top France
Show on mapMusée du Louvre · 1er
The world's largest museum: Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo and 35,000 more works.
Tip: Enter via the Carrousel (underground) and go Wednesday or Friday night: half the crowds.
🚇 Palais Royal-Musée du Louvre — M1/M7
Featured in: Google Top France
Show on mapCathédrale Notre-Dame · Cité
Reopened after the fire: the Gothic cathedral is back, brighter than ever.
Tip: Free entry but book online the same day. Towers are booked separately.
🚇 Cité — M4
Featured in: Ranking Google Maps 2025
Show on mapÎle de la Cité
1,113 stained-glass panels from the 13th century that leave you speechless. Small and glorious.
Tip: Go on a sunny day: the windows explode with color. First hour = no line.
🚇 Cité — M4
Show on mapArc de Triomphe · Étoile
The rooftop has the best view of the Champs-Élysées and the Tower.
Tip: Climb at sunset: you see Paris by day and by night. Shorter line than the Tower.
🚇 Charles de Gaulle-Étoile — M1/M2/M6
Featured in: Google Top France
Show on mapMontmartre · 18e
The white basilica atop Montmartre. Free view over all of Paris.
Tip: Free entry. Walk up the back streets (rue des Abbesses) and skip the packed staircase.
🚇 Anvers — M2 + funicular
Featured in: Google Top France
Show on mapMusée d’Orsay · 7e
The Impressionists in a former train station: Van Gogh, Monet, Renoir.
Tip: Thursday nights until 9:45pm it's nearly empty. The giant clock on floor 5 is THE photo.
🚇 Solférino — M12 / RER C
Featured in: Ranking Google Maps 2025
Show on mapJardin du Luxembourg · 6e
Parisians' favorite garden: green chairs, toy sailboats and pétanque.
🚇 Odéon — M4/M10 / RER B Luxembourg
Show on mapJardin des Tuileries · 1er
From the Louvre to Concorde among sculptures, ponds and chairs in the sun.
🚇 Tuileries — M1
Show on mapPalais Garnier · 9e
The world's most sumptuous theater, with a Chagall ceiling and the Phantom.
🚇 Opéra — M3/M7/M8
Show on mapPanthéon · 5e
Voltaire, Rousseau, Marie Curie and Foucault's pendulum.
🚇 Cardinal Lemoine — M10 / RER B
Show on mapMusée Rodin · 7e
The Thinker in a rose garden with Les Invalides as backdrop.
🚇 Varenne — M13
Show on mapMusée de l’Orangerie · 1er
Monet's Water Lilies in two immersive oval rooms.
🚇 Concorde — M1/M8/M12
Show on mapCatacombes · 14e
20 meters underground among the bones of 6 million Parisians.
Tip: Online only and it sells out: book 1-2 weeks ahead. It's 14°C down there: bring a layer.
🚇 Denfert-Rochereau — M4/M6 / RER B
Show on mapCimetière du Père-Lachaise · 20e
The world's most famous cemetery: Jim Morrison, Wilde, Piaf.
🚇 Père Lachaise — M2/M3
Show on map3e y 4e arrondissement
The Jewish-aristocratic-queer quarter: boutiques, falafel and hôtels particuliers.
🚇 Saint-Paul — M1
Show on mapLe Marais · 4e
Paris's oldest and most elegant square (1612). Victor Hugo's house is free.
🚇 Saint-Paul — M1 / Bastille
Show on map10e arrondissement
Iron footbridges, locks and picnics: the cool Paris of the locals.
🚇 Jacques Bonsergent — M5
Show on mapMontmartre · 18e
Montmartre's little square of painters. Touristy and still charming.
🚇 Abbesses — M12
Show on mapChâteau de Versailles
Louis XIV's palace: Hall of Mirrors and endless gardens.
Tip: Closed Mondays. Buy the passport online with a time slot and start with the gardens.
🚇 RER C — Versailles Château (40 min)
Featured in: Google Top France
Show on mapMusée Picasso · Marais
The largest Picasso collection, in a Marais mansion.
🚇 Saint-Paul — M1
Show on mapBateaux · Pont Neuf
One hour on the river taking in all the monuments lit up.
Tip: Take it at night: the illuminated monuments seen from the water are unforgettable.
🚇 Pont Neuf — M7
Show on mapPlace du Trocadéro · 16e
THE head-on view of the Eiffel Tower. Sunrise = no crowds.
🚇 Trocadéro — M6/M9
Show on mapBois de Boulogne · 16e
Frank Gehry's glass ship with world-class exhibitions.
🚇 Les Sablons — M1 + navette
Show on map8e · Champs-Élysées
FREE fine-arts museum with a secret garden courtyard for coffee.
🚇 Champs-Élysées Clemenceau — M1/M13
Show on map4e arrondissement
The aristocratic little island behind Notre-Dame. Berthillon ice cream is a must.
🚇 Pont Marie — M7
Show on mapPigalle · 18e
The red-mill cabaret since 1889. The nighttime photo is mandatory.
🚇 Blanche — M2
Show on mapGalerie Vivienne · 2e
Paris's most beautiful covered passage (1823): mosaics and bookshops.
🚇 Bourse — M3
Show on mapPigalle · 9e
Paris's viral Italian: 4 floors, a glass roof and truffle pasta. 50k reviews.
Tip: Book on bigmammagroup.com weeks ahead, or line up at 11:45 for lunch.
🚇 Pigalle — M2/M12
Featured in: Viral TikTok · 50k reviews Google
Show on map11e · 1★
The neo-bistro that defined modern Parisian cooking. World top-50.
Tip: Reservations open 3 weeks ahead at 10am Paris time. Set an alarm.
🚇 Charonne — M9
Featured in: World's 50 Best · Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map11e
The pioneer of bistronomy. A single menu that changes every day.
🚇 Goncourt — M11
Featured in: World's 50 Best
Show on mapCheval Blanc · 3★
3 Michelin stars facing the Seine, inside the Cheval Blanc hotel.
🚇 Pont Neuf — M7
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on mapAlain Passard · 3★
Alain Passard's vegetable temple: 3 stars and produce from his own gardens.
🚇 Varenne — M13
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map1er · 3★
Kei Kobayashi: the first Japanese chef with 3★ in France. Absolute precision.
🚇 Louvre-Rivoli — M1
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on mapRue du Nil · 2e
The bistro that turned rue du Nil into a foodie mecca.
🚇 Sentier — M3
Featured in: Le Fooding
Show on map7e · bistró vasco
Loud, glorious Basque bistro. Its rice pudding is a national treasure.
🚇 La Tour-Maubourg — M8
Featured in: Le Fooding
Show on mapGrands Boulevards · desde 1896
French food at canteen prices in an 1896 dining hall. Fast-moving line.
Tip: No reservations: go at 11:30 or 2:30pm and the line flies. Starter + main + dessert < 25 euros.
🚇 Grands Boulevards — M8/M9
Featured in: Ranking colas de París
Show on mapPigalle · 18e
The modern take on the bouillon: classic French, cheap and packed with young locals.
🚇 Pigalle — M2/M12
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on mapSaint-Germain · 6e
One dish only: entrecôte with THE secret sauce and endless fries.
Tip: No reservations. The second round of fries and meat comes on its own: wait for it.
🚇 Saint-Germain-des-Prés — M4
Featured in: Clásico con colas
Show on mapRue des Rosiers · Marais
The world's most famous falafel, in the Jewish heart of the Marais.
Tip: Closed Friday afternoon and Saturday (shabbat). The to-go window moves twice as fast.
🚇 Saint-Paul — M1
Featured in: Street food icónico
Show on mapMarais · crêpes
The definitive Breton galettes, with Bordier butter and cider.
🚇 Filles du Calvaire — M8
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapMarais · provenzal
Hidden Provençal bistro: the chocolate mousse arrives in a pot and you serve yourself.
🚇 Chemin Vert — M8
Show on mapOdéon · 6e
Yves Camdeborde's bistro in Saint-Germain: tiny, loud, perfect.
🚇 Odéon — M4/M10
Show on map11e · mariscos
Septime's seafood sibling, no reservations: oysters and ceviches.
Tip: No reservations: go at opening (7pm) or be ready to wait at the bar next door.
🚇 Charonne — M9
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026) · Septime fam
Show on mapGare de Lyon · 12e
Dining under gilded 1901 frescoes inside a train station.
🚇 Gare de Lyon — M1/M14
Show on mapBelleville · 20e
Raquel Carena's cooking: the cult bistro of Paris chefs.
🚇 Pyrénées — M11
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map11e
THE perfect Parisian bistro: steak au poivre and chocolate soufflé.
🚇 Faidherbe-Chaligny — M8
Show on mapCanal St-Martin · brunch
The brunch that got Paris queuing: pancakes with eggs and bacon.
🚇 Jacques Bonsergent — M5
Featured in: Viral IG
Show on mapSaint-Germain · 6e
Ramen with Japanese-market scenography. Tokyo-worthy lines.
🚇 Odéon — M4/M10
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on map10e · boulangerie
The 1875 bakery: its pistachio escargot is the stuff of legend.
Tip: Closed Saturdays and Sundays. The pain des amis is life-changing.
🚇 Jacques Bonsergent — M5
Featured in: Best bakeries Paris
Show on map9e · pâtisserie
The world's most famous pastry chef: trompe-l'oeil fruits that look real.
Tip: 1-2 hour line: go early on a weekday. Croissants sell out before 10.
🚇 Opéra — M3/M7/M8
Featured in: Viral IG/TikTok mundial
Show on mapBonaparte · 6e
The macarons that outdid Ladurée. Ispahan = rose, lychee and raspberry.
🚇 Saint-Sulpice — M4
Show on mapÎle Saint-Louis
France's most famous ice-cream maker since 1954, on the little island.
🚇 Pont Marie — M7
Show on map11e · café-resto
The Lebanese-Japanese couple that conquered Paris: legendary miso cookies.
Tip: Lunch only, booked by email weeks ahead. Cookies are sold at the door.
🚇 Rue des Boulets — M9
Featured in: Le Fooding
Show on map11e · junto al Cirque
Natural wine and haute cuisine in a Belle Époque clown bar.
🚇 Filles du Calvaire — M8
Featured in: Le Fooding
Show on map11e
The Levha sisters: a Franco-Filipino bistro that never misses.
🚇 Père Lachaise — M2/M3
Featured in: Le Fooding
Show on mapMarais · 3e
Marais bistro-cave: perfect classics and a serious wine list.
🚇 Arts et Métiers — M3/M11
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map11e · asiático
The Levhas in rowdy Asian mode: no reservations and always packed.
🚇 Voltaire — M9
Show on map1er · wine bar
Family-run wine bar-bistro: French comfort food without booking 3 months ahead.
🚇 Pyramides — M7/M14
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapRue Sainte-Anne · 1er
The best ramen in Paris's "little Tokyo". Le Spécial is the order.
🚇 Pyramides — M7/M14
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map2e · desde los 50
Post-war comfort food steps from Place Vendôme. Legendary ham sandwich.
🚇 Opéra — M3/M7/M8
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapMarais · 3e
Manon Fleury: subtle, sensual vegetable cooking by a mostly female team.
🚇 Arts et Métiers — M3/M11
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map4e
Youssef Marzouk: the young Franco-Tunisian talent everyone is watching.
🚇 Pont Marie — M7
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapMarais · 4e
The Marais party bistro: rillettes, frites and mandatory mousse.
Tip: Book the second dinner seating to eat without rushing.
🚇 Bastille — M1/M5/M8
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapÎle Saint-Louis
Retro café-bistro on the little island with surprisingly serious cooking. Open 8am-2am.
Tip: Saturdays and Sundays: rotisserie chicken with a mountain of frites. Go early.
🚇 Pont Marie — M7
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map6e · 1★
Antonin Bonnet: the great Rive Gauche table without crazy prices.
🚇 Saint-Placide — M4
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map6e · centenario
The definitive boeuf bourguignon in a lace-curtain bistro.
Tip: Don't leave without the Grand Marnier soufflé.
🚇 Duroc — M10/M13
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map7e · charcutier
The best pâté en croûte in Paris, by an award-winning charcutier.
🚇 École Militaire — M8
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map7e
Romain Meder (ex Ducasse): sustainable, wild haute cuisine.
🚇 Invalides — M8/M13
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map9e · plant-based
Vegetable bistro: bourguignon flavors built from plants and mushrooms.
🚇 Cadet — M7
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map9e
A charming couple, top pâté en croûte and the best lunch menu around.
Tip: The 19-25 euro lunch is one of the best deals in Paris.
🚇 Poissonnière — M7
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapPigalle · 9e
The mythic club reborn: Valentin Raffali cooks and le tout Paris lines up.
Tip: One of the hardest reservations in Paris right now: book already.
🚇 Blanche — M2
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map10e · vegan
The best vegan in Paris: fine dining with nothing animal.
🚇 Bonne Nouvelle — M8/M9
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map10e
France's most famous sausage and mash, next to Gare du Nord.
Tip: Book several days ahead: they pack you in like sardines.
🚇 Gare du Nord — M4/M5
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map10e · Omar Dhiab
High-voltage Franco-Egyptian comfort food: lacquered pigeon and roz bel shareya.
🚇 Poissonnière — M7
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map11e · marroquí
Paris chefs' favorite couscous: lamb from the Pyrenees.
🚇 Oberkampf — M5/M9
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map11e · Goncourt
Retro 70s bistro with a pinball machine, œuf mayo and tournedos Rossini.
🚇 Goncourt — M11
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map11e
Florent Ciccoli for the young creatives: tartlets and natural wines.
🚇 Chemin Vert — M8
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map11e
The ideal neighborhood café: pizzette and chalkboard plates all day.
🚇 Voltaire — M9
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map11e · Adrien Cachot
A radical blind menu by Paris's boldest chef. Not for the faint-hearted.
🚇 Faidherbe-Chaligny — M8
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map12e · Bruno Verjus
2★: the ex-critic cooking France's finest produce at an open counter.
🚇 Ledru-Rollin — M8
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map12e · Bastille
Honest, earthy, Bourdain-style bistro. The definitive chocolate mousse.
🚇 Bastille — M1/M5/M8
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map12e · cash only
A bistro from another era with a theatrically grumpy patron and textbook blanquette.
Tip: Cash only. Let them spoil you with the prune de Souillac.
🚇 Gare de Lyon — M1/M14
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map13e · Chinatown
The phở and bò bún people trek to the Asian quarter for.
Tip: Order the satay phở with beef, garlic and peanuts: it's what the regulars get.
🚇 Maison Blanche — M7
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map14e · steakhouse
An ex-butcher and dry-aged meats: the definitive steak-frites in Paris.
🚇 Mouton-Duvernet — M4
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map16e · 1★
A Canadian couple with a star: lobster in beurre blanc and soufflé for two.
🚇 Mirabeau — M10
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map17e
Impeccable cooking and one of the best lunch menus in town.
🚇 Ternes — M2
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map18e
Where chefs go on their night off: homemade pasta and cider-glazed pork belly.
🚇 Jules Joffrin — M12
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapMontmartre · 18e
Pocket-size bistro with clever vegetable cooking and friendly prices.
🚇 Lamarck-Caulaincourt — M12
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapBelleville · 19e
Modern-Asian bistro with a red façade: Belleville's hipster favorite.
🚇 Jourdain — M11
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on map20e
An ex-Septime sous chef in a corner that feels like a village. Total hideaway.
🚇 Buzenval — M9
Featured in: Eater 38 París (jun 2026)
Show on mapSaint-Germain · desde 1887
Sartre and Beauvoir's café. Overpriced and still essential.
🚇 Saint-Germain-des-Prés — M4
Featured in: Histórico universal
Show on mapSaint-Germain · desde 1885
The Flore's eternal rival: Hemingway, Picasso and thick hot chocolate.
🚇 Saint-Germain-des-Prés — M4
Show on mapRue de Rivoli · 1er
The world's most famous "africain" hot chocolate + Mont-Blanc.
Tip: Endless afternoon line: go at opening (8:30) or try the Louvre branch.
🚇 Tuileries — M1
Featured in: Clásico con colas
Show on mapTrocadéro · 16e
A 1927 tea room with macarons and a Tower view. Breakfast fit for a queen.
🚇 Trocadéro — M6/M9
Show on map1er · specialty pioneer
The pioneer of Parisian specialty coffee: a tiny bar and perfect pour-overs.
🚇 Pyramides — M7/M14
Featured in: Guías specialty coffee
Show on mapMarais · ex-zapatería
Paris's most photographed blue cobbler-shop façade. 3 tables.
🚇 Sébastien-Froissart — M8
Featured in: IG classic
Show on mapSouth Pigalle · 9e
SoPi's specialty-coffee benchmark: sunny terrace and flat whites.
🚇 Pigalle — M2/M12
Featured in: Guías specialty coffee
Show on mapPalais Royal · 1er
The fashion crowd's café under the arcades of the Palais Royal.
🚇 Palais Royal — M1/M7
Featured in: IG classic
Show on mapCanal St-Martin · 10e
The canal café: own roastery and the cool-kids Sunday brunch.
🚇 Jacques Bonsergent — M5
Show on map7e · tostador
Pioneering roaster that supplies half the city. Bright and serious.
🚇 Saint-François-Xavier — M13
Show on map3e · artisanal
Competition-level filter coffee and fine pastry near Arts et Métiers.
🚇 Arts et Métiers — M3/M11
Featured in: Best coffee Paris 2026
Show on map11e · japonés
Minimal Japanese café: ceremonial pour-over and homemade flan. A line of devotees.
🚇 Saint-Ambroise — M9
Featured in: Viral IG
Show on map10e · café clásico
A 1915 Parisian café revived with specialty coffee. Jazz on Sundays.
🚇 Belleville — M2/M11
Show on mapMarais
Tiles, matcha and the favorite flat white of Marais creatives.
🚇 Filles du Calvaire — M8
Show on map8e · desde 1862
The house that invented the double macaron. The salon is pure gold.
🚇 George V — M1
Show on map2e · boulangerie créative
The viral creative bakery: cruffins and babkas that break TikTok.
🚇 Sentier — M3
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on mapHaussmann · 9e
The 1912 art nouveau dome + a rooftop with a FREE view over all of Paris.
Tip: Head to the 8th-floor rooftop: free view of the Opéra and the Tower.
🚇 Chaussée d’Antin-La Fayette — M7/M9
Featured in: Google Top France
Show on mapHaussmann · 9e
Haussmann's other giant, with a panoramic terrace and French fashion.
🚇 Havre-Caumartin — M3/M9
Show on map7e · desde 1852
The most elegant department store + La Grande Épicerie next door.
🚇 Sèvres-Babylone — M10/M12
Show on mapChamps-Élysées · 8e
The world's most famous avenue: flagships of everything, from the Arc to Concorde.
🚇 George V — M1
Featured in: Google Top France
Show on map8e · alta costura
Dior, Chanel, LV: the most expensive block in world fashion.
🚇 Franklin D. Roosevelt — M1/M9
Show on map1er
The street of modern luxury and designer flagships.
🚇 Tuileries — M1
Show on mapKilo Shop y más · 4e
Vintage clothes by the kilo: the most fun secondhand circuit.
🚇 Hôtel de Ville — M1/M11
Show on mapBoulevard Beaumarchais · 3e
THE Parisian concept store, with the red Fiat 500 at the entrance.
🚇 Saint-Sébastien-Froissart — M8
Featured in: Guías lifestyle
Show on map5e · desde 1951
The world's most famous English bookshop, facing Notre-Dame.
Tip: They stamp your books with the logo. The café next door has the same owner.
🚇 Saint-Michel — M4
Featured in: Bucket list mundial
Show on mapPont-Neuf · 1er
The art déco giant revamped by LVMH: luxury and that golden façade.
🚇 Pont Neuf — M7
Show on mapMarché aux Puces
The world's biggest flea market: 2,000 antique stalls.
Tip: Friday to Monday only. Haggling is part of the game.
🚇 Porte de Clignancourt — M4
Featured in: Guías vintage
Show on map12e
The chefs' favorite neighborhood market: fruit, cheese and brocante.
🚇 Ledru-Rollin — M8
Show on map2e · desde 1799
The oldest covered passage: stamp dealers, bistros and natural wine.
🚇 Grands Boulevards — M8/M9
Show on map2e
The cult French brand: its "apartment" is a full experience.
🚇 Sentier — M3
Featured in: Cult brand
Show on mapHôtel de Ville · 4e
The Parisians' department store: from hardware to fashion, everything.
🚇 Hôtel de Ville — M1/M11
Show on map7e · mercado de calle
The prettiest market street: cheese, flowers and baguettes near the Tower.
🚇 École Militaire — M8
Show on mapMarché des Enfants Rouges · 3e
The oldest covered market (1615) + the liveliest street in the Marais.
🚇 Filles du Calvaire — M8
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