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The best places to spend an ideal day in the Concorde district

Discover a tailor-made day in Paris, whether as a couple, with friends or family, whatever the occasion! Paris Select has developed an exclusive guide to help you make the most of your day. Follow us and let yourself be guided through the best places, the most exciting activities and the most enriching experiences that the French capital has to offer. Get ready to live unforgettable moments and create precious memories. 10 a.m.: Breakfast at Café Kitsuné Facing the Tuileries Gardens, start your day with a quality coffee, in a place that is both cosmopolitan and super trendy. Café Kitsuné invites you to taste Franco-Japanese specialties such as the famous Matcha Latte or the Chai Latte. Café Kitsuné is also known for its collections mixing the codes of the Parisian bourgeoisie and Japanese utilitarian streetwear. Take the time to live this experience which mixes gluttony and fashion attitude. Café Kitsuné – 208 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris – 11 a.m.: Visit of the essential …

A day in Versailles: a must-see cultural getaway near Paris

Versailles, the royal city par excellence, has always aroused particular interest for lovers of history and culture. Nestled a few kilometers from Paris, this city with an exceptional heritage attracts thousands of visitors every year. They come from all over the world to discover its majestic castle, its French gardens and its unique atmosphere. If you like elegance and refinement, Versailles is undoubtedly one of the most bewitching destinations in France. Here are some must-see addresses! Go see a magnificent equestrian show Since 2003, Bartabas has created a corps de ballet unique in the world: the National Equestrian Academy of the Estate of Versailles. Installed in the Great Stable of the castle, this institution is based on transmission as much as on representation. The daily teaching combines Haute École dressage with various disciplines. We find artistic fencing, dance, singing, Kyudo, Japanese archery. Bartabas knew how to exploit this exceptional royal space to offer a few lucky ones the opportunity to get naked, …

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Top 10 places to see in the Marais

Le Marais, a historic district of Paris, is today one of the trendiest and most cosmopolitan places in the city. Located in the 3rd and 4th arrondissement, bordered by the Seine, Place des Vosges and Rue de Rivoli. The Marais is a real architectural gem. With its cobbled streets, XNUMXth century mansions and medieval buildings that give it a unique atmosphere. This bohemian enclave is also home to a rich cultural life. Refined restaurants, fashion boutiques, art galleries and trendy cafés… With its mix of tradition and modernity, the Marais is an essential district for visitors to Paris in search of discovery. – Rue des Rosiers Rue des Rosiers is a historic street in the Marais in Paris. Known for its quaint charm and lively atmosphere. It takes its name from the wild roses that once grew on the walls of houses. Rue des Rosiers has been famous for being the heart of the Jewish community in Paris for over a century. Street …

Spend a typical Parisian day in the Marais

Who has never spent a day strolling through the streets of the Marais? Located in the 3rd and 4th arrondissements of Paris, the Marais is the most hype place in the capital. Its many fashion and decoration stores, its emblematic restaurants, its bars and its art galleries make this district so charming. Day and night, these two districts are very lively and it is almost impossible to get bored. This district is very popular with Parisians for a weekend stroll! – 10 am: Breakfast at Carette Start your day in the Marais with the unmissable breakfast at Chez Carette. A veritable Parisian institution for centuries, the café-restaurant offers a breathtaking view of the Place des Vosges. This pastry shop offers iconic brunches and snacks. Specialties include the famous millefeuille, Saint-Honoré, Paris-Brest, as well as fresh croissants and pain au chocolat. The most seasoned Parisian influencers have all already posted a hyper Frenchie photo on their Instagram account, why not you…

What to do in Paris this weekend? (3-5 March) 

After a week punctuated by work and professional meetings, it is now time to stroll through the streets of Paris. Like every weekend, Paris Select offers a series of cultural, sporting and well-being events. See the Patrick Demarchelier tribute exhibition This Wednesday, March 1, the A. Galerie is offering an exhibition in tribute to Patrick Demarchelier. Iconic photographer of the fashion world, the artist who died in March 2022, left behind a series of iconic black and white portraits. Lady Diana, Kate Moss, Madonna, Naomi Campbell, Gisele Bündchen, Scarlett Johansson, Julia Roberts and Nicole Kidman all passed in front of the photographer's lens. Born in Le Havre in the North-West of France, Patrick Demarchelier started photography at the age of 17 before moving to Paris. In just a few years, he has become a key figure in the fashion world. His photos were many times the covers of major magazines like Vogue or Harper's Bazaar. A. Galerie – 4 Rue Léonce Reynaud, 75116 Paris – See the exhibition by Azzedine Alaïa From Monday …

6 activities in Paris under the sign of Asia

Want a change of scenery without having to leave Paris? Discover the best Parisian addresses that will take you on a trip to Asia for a day. From art to gastronomy through practical workshops, enjoy a busy day under the sign of Asia. An exhibition at the Guimet Museum The Guimet Museum, or National Museum of Asian Arts, is an ideal idea for an outing to learn more about the art and customs of Asian civilizations. Painting, sculpture, textiles and even jewelry: you will discover one of the most impressive collections of Asian art in the world. You can stroll, room after room, in the different regions of Asia and discover the treasures contained in this museum. Then go to the Hotel d'Heidelbach to contemplate the Japanese garden. Guimet Museum – 6 Pl. d'Iéna, 75116 Paris Book my skip-the-line! – Take part in an introductory course in tai-chi Come and discover the Chinese martial art of tai-chi during an initiation course. This practice, full of benefits for the body and the mind, can be akin to …

Ballad at the Saint-Ouen flea market

Les Puces de Saint-Ouen, located in the north of Paris, is one of the largest antique and second-hand markets in the world. It brings together 15 separate markets grouped together under the name of “Les Puces”. The Puces de Saint-Ouen were born in the 1880s, when ragpickers and scrap dealers began selling objects they had salvaged from flea markets in central Paris. These informal sales have gradually developed into a real industry. The flea market, settled in the town of Saint-Ouen, north of Paris, in the 1920s. Today, the Puces de Saint-Ouen are one of the most popular tourist attractions in Paris, welcoming millions of visitors every year. To better prepare for your visit, Paris Select has selected the best flea markets for you. Vernaison market This is the oldest market on the site and one of the most popular. It offers a wide selection of antiques and collectibles. You can find furniture, jewelry, clothes, books, toys and …