Eiffel Tower18 Reviews
The Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris. The Eiffel Tower can be seen from various places in Paris, but the view from the Seine river is my favorite because I can take pictures like Paris.
Louvre Museum8 Reviews
The Louvre Museum is open for free on the first Sunday night of every month. It is a square with a nice main entrance from any angle.
Sainte Chapelle7 Reviews
Paris, France. Notre Dame Basilica can be seen when walking from Cite Station. There is nothing unusual about the building, but when you go inside, you can see the beautiful scenery. The beauty of the stained glass that fills the entire surface is a masterpiece. Personally, it's more beautiful than any stained glass.
Berthillon2 Reviews
Ile Saint-Louis, a small island in Paris, is the birthplace of ice cream in Paris. Berthillon is a long-established store on the island of Saint-Louis. If you get lost in the flavor, we recommend fruit-based sorbet. It's a great place to sit around the Seine, eat, walk around the city with ice cream, or take a summer trip.
Cafe de Flore3 Reviews
Cafe de Flore, one of the long-established cafes in Paris. Founded in 1887, it was also a place of relaxation for literary figures on the left bank, but it is no longer open due to the corona wreck. I'll leave the usual delicious chocolate show, but I'll be lonely until it resumes.
Damyel1 Reviews
A lactose-free chocolatier that is not very familiar in Japan. I often see lactose-free at overseas organic supermarkets. There are several stores in Paris, but the photo is from the Marais area. A very cute chocolatier for gift boxes.
Gallery Vivienne3 Reviews
Gallery Vivienne is the most beautiful passage in Paris. Passage means a shopping street. We can enjoy cafe and shopping without hesitation even on rainy days. Enjoy Paris as if you are living in a pasage with a 19th-century world view with Parisiennes.
Le Bazar Français
1 Reviews
A select shop started by a female owner who was originally active as a journalist. All the products in the store are made in France to spread the goodness of Made in France. The interior is also nice, so why not buy Made in France as a souvenir.
Merci1 Reviews
The Marais district of Paris is an area like Daikanyama in Japan. You can find fashionable cafes, restaurants and select shops. Among them, Merci is a high-sensitivity select shop that holds a wide range of genres from miscellaneous goods to clothes. If you see a red classic car at the entrance, stop by to find souvenirs.
