Twenty-nine meters between the rue de la Huchette and the quai Saint Michel make up the most narrow street in Paris. The rue du Chat qui Pêche (the "street of the fishing cat") has been around since the 16th century and is a curiosity [more...]

For a strong dose of New Orleans jazz, take your date to Le Petit Journal for a dinner and a show. The food’s pretty expensive, but the musical guests are top-rate. To get in without ordering dinner (at their St Michel location), [more...]

For a variant of the old romantic walk on the Seine when you're heading to St. Michel, try the nearby Square de Cluny instead. In the middle of all the hustle-bustle, this little medieval park is actually quite calm, charming, and very [more...]