Located in the heart of the Sixth Arrondissement, the famous Jardin du Luxembourg is an inviting green oasis in June! Come for people watching, romantic stroll, or just to admire the mash-up of English, Italian, and French landscaping influences.
For fashion enthusiasts -among all the fashion museums in Paris this one is a standout! Creative exhibits and beautiful gowns. Do buy tickets in advance as the line can be long. While you are there, stop by Le Café Dior or head to the Le Restaurant Monsieur Dior on the second floor of the store, which offers classic French fare and pastries by Jean Imbert and Antony Clémot. It’s pricier than your average cafe but it’s worth stopping for a coffee and the famous etolle (star) Dior cake.. Grab a table next to Guy Limone’s impressive wall installation made from thousands of archival Dior images.
We waited in line for 2 hours for this croissant- and Ali claims it was worth it. Make a reservation in advance so you don't have to do the same :) On busy days, they sell out of chocolate croissants before 9am!
One of our favorite bars in the world - Little Red Door is a cozy bar in Paris that's easy to miss if you don't notice its little red door. Other favorite drink spots in Paris include: Hemingway bar (overpriced but exceptional experience with fun history), No Entry (funky and fun atmosphere near Moulin Rouge),