DK Travel : Paris

From Notre-Dame to the Eiffel Tower, Paris holds some of the world's most famous sights and these highlights should be top of the list for any first-time visitor. With the exception of the overtly modern Pompidou Centre, they have been landmarks of this elegant and romantic capital for centuries and remain awe-inspiring sights, no matter how often you visit the city.

More on guided tours in Paris

Le Bilboquet

There’s a great sense of history in this revered jazz club. It first opened its doors in 1947, since which time legends including Miles Davis and Billie Holiday have performed here. Today, however, it’s mostly local talent that you will see on stage. As well as music, there’s a relaxing bar and restaurant.
Le Bistrot des Vignes

Unpretentious little bistro of the type everyone hopes to find in Paris.
Le Bob Cool

On a quiet backstreet, this shabby-chic bar plays host to thirsty local nighthawks as well as trendier partygoers on latenight cocktails.
Le Boeuf sur le Toit

Fabulous Art Deco setting, and andouillettes (sausages) are one speciality.
Le Bon Marché

Paris’s first department store was founded on the Left Bank in 1852, its structure partially designed by Gustave Eiffel (see Eiffel Tower). Today it’s even more hip than its competitors, with an in-store boutique featuring avant-garde fashions and music. It also has designer clothes, its own line of menswear and the enormous La Grande Epicerie food hall.
le buisson

superb food set menu for 31 euros
Le Cab

Le cab is a great restaurant/club, the food is superb quality and the club is something else. Not cheap to drink but worth going in for at least one cocktail!

At the famous Parisian club, you can now enjoy the pleasure of dining in a restaurant whose reputation is already established.

The chef offers you to discover a trendy and refined cuisine in an intimate and relaxed atmosphere.

After dinner, the dance floor and its eclectic musical fare are waiting for you.
Le Cab

Le Cab is a restaurant come club and has a great feel of the rich and famous. Its decor is sumptuous and lavish, rich in wall hangings, chandeliers and leather seating. The food is excellent and so is the service. The club creates a great atmosphere throughout the venue, on trend music and a great crowd. Make sure you dress up to experience this night and even though the drinks are expensive (E15 each) its worth it just for one!
Le Café de l’Industrie

Unpretentious but stylish Bastille café with three large rooms, decorated with everything from spears, to old film star publicity stills. The simple food, such as onion soup, is good value. Popular local hang-out.
Le Carré des Feuillants

Top chef Alain Dutournier prepares subtle dishes such as venison in an almond crust.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and charges included.
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