Follow what draws you in
Choose the interests you’d make time for. Arie uses them to find places to explore.
Find places and things to do for your trip. Arie learns from your choices to shape what it recommends next.
Same city.
A different way to see it.
A whole afternoon in a gallery, or a day spent following record shops and cafés. The city changes with what you’re drawn to.
Your plans matter, too
A solo weekend and a family holiday call for different places. Add your dates, budget and who’s coming.
Places you’d make time for
Browse places picked around your interests and plans. Open whatever catches your eye.
Get a feel for a place before you go
Photos, stories and practical details help you choose, with ticket links for museums, events and tours where available.
Good finds. Yours to keep.
Keep the address, and what made you stop. A place you save today might be the reason you come back.
Your Paris. Art, coffee and room to wander.
If you like getting absorbed in a painting or spending an hour among the record sleeves, there’s plenty here to catch your eye. Good coffee matters too, as does having somewhere quiet to sit. These picks leave room for both, with a little of old Paris still part of everyday life.
Save the places you’d like to get to know.
Selected for you
See where you’d stay a little longer
Leave some of the day undecided. A good place can change what you feel like doing next.
History without walls
A Roman arena off rue Monge, still used for pétanque and afternoons on the steps.
5 GRAMMY Awards
Jazz, funk and a full band at Salle Pleyel. An evening for listening, with room for a little movement.
1 hour on the river
An hour on the Seine with Bateaux Parisiens. Bridges, riverside façades and a different view of the city.
For coffee people
Coffee roasted in Paris, served near Châtelet. Choose an espresso or stay for a filter coffee.
Still here since 1601
Planted in 1601, still growing beside Notre-Dame. A small square, an extraordinary tree, and a reason to stop.
Smash burgers on rue de Poitou. A short menu for an easy lunch in the Marais.
Worth a detour
Swiss contemporary art, a bookshop and a courtyard buvette in the Marais. Exhibitions are free.
A Left Bank garden with chess tables and green chairs. Bring a book and stay a while.
Picasso’s paintings and sculpture inside a 17th-century Marais mansion. Look at the building, too.
A proper reset
Sauna and cold plunges near the Tuileries, for a break from the city outside.
For the record shelves
Second-hand vinyl and new releases on rue Léon Frot. Start with a familiar name; see where the next sleeve takes you.
Your taste,
taking shape
Your likes and saves help shape what Arie suggests next.
Your travel taste
Stay with a thought a little longer
Give an exhibition time to sink in over a good coffee, rather than rushing straight to the next one.
Good questions
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