Gourmet chef Alain Passard's simple but delectable dishes are what draw gourmands from around the world to L'Arpège. The focus is far away from red meat and is instead on fish, poultry, and especially vegetables: Passard even has his [more...]

The best collection of impressionist art is at the Musée d'Orsay. But if you'd rather skip the crammed galleries of Monet and Van Gogh, there are many other great works that are less-visited. Gauguin, Redon, Courbet, Manet...paintings [more...]

In 1830, the young Catherine Labouré is said to have had a vision of the Virgin Mary, who told her to cast a miraculous medal. This little chapel dedicated to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal is a calm spot to meditate, as well as an [more...]

The same family has been running Le Voltaire since the 1930s and their savoir-faire shows in every dish. This is classic French cuisine at its best.

A bustling lunch or dinner spot, it can be difficult to get a table, but it is worth it.

Poetry + Paris? Perfect date. Le Club des Poètes in the 7ème helps you out with poetic dinners (you can just order a drink, too) every night except Sundays. Actors and singers re-interpret some of the greatest French poetry through [more...]

Visit Paris's newest museum dedicated to the art and civilization of Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas. So far this museum has been a hit, with over 3500 different items on display. Come early to avoid the crowds and then head to [more...]

If you want to bring your date to an unusual place, check out the sewers museum. Parts of the tour are spooky enough that your date might even want to get a little closer. Most people assume the place is rat infested (it probably is, [more...]

If you and your date are in a philosophical mood, head over to one of the famous cafes by the Eglise de St-Germain-des-Pres. Cafe de Flore was frequented by surrealists such as Andre Breton whereas Aux Deux Magots was chosen by the [more...]