We found a beautiful apartment (check out that view!) in Le Marais for our 5 nights / 6 days in Paris. Close to a lot of landmarks and the perfect basecamp for our first Paris adventure...

So many of our friends have recommended this quirky fondue place, we have to try it!

We hear the Louvre is so amazing that it takes 2 trips. Plus, we have to account for when Chelsea gets lost the first time. *Tom Hanks has been here

If we don't get a picture with the Eiffel Tower, then no one is going to believe that we went to Paris!

Chelsea wants to visit the palace because of Marie Antoinette (Kirsten Dunst masterpiece). John heard there was cake.

I think this picture says it all. *Being conservative with our 2 trip estimate. We are in Paris for a week!!

We discovered this in Tel Aviv (thanks Susan & Michael) and fell in love!! Paris is the only other city they are located in so we must go!!

Since we didn't get married in Vegas, our consolation prize is seeing the most "Vegas" show in Europe.

Expert recommendation from bridesmaid Kate Bolger. Assuming by "dinner menu" they mean all you can eat macaroons?

What's better than a massage by the beach? NOTHING. :D

We land in Paris and will immediately jump on a train to a beautiful waterfront hotel in Eze. We'll enjoy a scenic (we hope!) 6 hour train ride while enjoying an airport croissant.

Expert recommendation from Paris insiders Jess & John Pels!

Treat us to a dreamy afternoon on the Monte Carlo waterfront. We will think of you as we drink white wine and indulge in seafood locally sourced by the owners, Fred & Brice. We look forward to meeting them!

We will enjoy an evening on Elsa's waterfront terrace as we imbibe and feast upon the local and organic menu.

We'll drive down the coast from Eze to this beautiful hidden gem in Ventimiglia. We are hoping to step foot in France, Monaco and Italy in the same day!

A Michelin star restaurant in our hotel... how can we resist?

We will enjoy a "chic picnic" style lunch overlooking the city!

We will have dinner at one of the oldest restaurants in Paris. Here, Benjamin Franklin sipped absinthe, Voltaire pondered storylines and Lieutenant Bonaparte left his hat.