Top Things to do in Paris 2022 | From Off the Beaten Path to the Eiffel Tower
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- Let's talk about all the awesome things to do in Paris in 2022! Plus, in this Paris Vlog, we talk about much more than just the touristy sites like the Eiffel tower. We dive into some of the lesser known areas and neighborhoods like the Latin Quarter, and Montmartre. 📍Subscribe to get more awesome travel content!
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Top Things to do in Paris in 2022
Montmartre
Are you planning a trip to Paris, France? You must check out the Montmartre neighborhood in Paris. Montmartre is a great neighborhood for dining, shopping, and strolling.
Montmartre is the area in Paris where many of the streets are named after famous artists. The Sacre Coeur Basilica (Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris) is located in Montmartre, as well as the Moulin Rouge nightclub and many art galleries. If you are planning a trip to Paris and you love art, you will not want to miss Montmartre.
Montmartre is also a great area to shop in Paris. You can find clothing, accessories, home goods and more. There are also some local markets that sell fresh produce and handmade items. The Place du Tertre is a great place to shop in Montmartre.
Montmartre is also an ideal location for strolling.
Cemeteries in Paris
There are cemeteries dotted around the city, some of which have become tourist attractions in their own right. .
Cimetière du Père Lachaise
How better to start than with the most famous of Paris' cemeteries? Famed for its ornate tombstones; its impressive mausoleums, and its impressive green spaces, Père Lachaise is no less than a tourist attraction in its own right.
Often seen on postcards, or even in films, the cemetery is full of the tombs of famous names such as Proust and Oscar Wilde, alongside a large number of musicians, artists, and writers who are buried here. It's easy to see why it is so popular.
Shakespeare and Co
Shakespeare and Company Paris is the perfect place to explore when you take a trip to Paris. This independent bookstore is located on the Left Bank of the Seine. It is a popular spot for travelers and locals alike. You will often find people wandering in and out of this bookstore while they explore the area.
The store has a homey and welcoming atmosphere. They will let you sit there for as long as you want reading a book or writing in a journal. It is a perfect place to relax or study if you are traveling by yourself.
The English language books are at the back of the store and range from art, science, travel, and literature.
The book store has a very nice selection of English travel guides, maps, and phrase books. It is a great place to pick these up to help you with your travels throughout Europe.
One thing that Shakespeare and Company is famous for is its famous past residents. Many famous writers have lived at this book store including William S.
Eiffel Tower
Here are 5 things you might not know about visiting the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.
1. The tower was built as a monument to the French Revolution.
2. The Eiffel Tower is 984 feet tall at its highest point, including the flag on top.
3. More than 250 million people have visited the tower since it was built more than 120 years ago.
4. The tower is open 300 days a year, but it's closed on December 25th and January 1st because of holiday crowds.
5. You can now get dinner at the Eiffel Tower! 1789 Restaurant just opened a restaurant at the top of the tower that's accessible by elevator.
And of course the Lourve! I hope you enjoyed this top 10 Paris tourist attractions! And that these Paris travel tips help you get the most out of your trip!
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I’ve never seen Paris from a canal tour- this will definitely be on my list next time. Such a loveable city, always worth going back to!
Always good to go back and try next things!!
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Thanks for your content on visiting France plus your other video on understanding Euro-Rail. From someone who has never traveled Europe via the rail, I am trying to learn how to navigate and to find the locations that will connect me from the CDG airport to places like the Montmartre and then after visiting there connect with a train to say Paris to Barcelona. Are there Metro trains from the airport that can take me close to the city center or more specifically to Montmartre? French is not my language. Thank you for your insight.
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