Built for the World Fair of 1900, the Grand Palais extends over more than 72 000 m2. Classified as a 'Historic Monument' it is instantly recognizable thanks to its vast glass roof, the biggest of its kind in Europe. 

You'll need to introduction to the Louvres, unarguably one of the most famous art institutions in the world and home to some of the most famous pieces of all time. 

The Centre National d'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou was the brainchild of President Georges Pompidou who wanted to create an original cultural institution in the heart of Paris completely focused on modern and contemporary creation. 

The Rodin Museum is dedicated to the life and works of Auguste Rodin, one of the most famous French sculpturers, whose works span more than five decades. The museum's garden is one of the most beautiful in Paris. 

The Garden of the Tuileries is one of the very first public gardens opened in Paris. Visitors can enjoy a stroll around the French-style flowerbeds, clusters of trees, outdoor sculptures and picturesque ponds. 

The Musées des Arts Décoratifs was among the first museums in France to set up a Visitors' Department incorporating guided tours and lectures. There's always a whole host of permanent and temporary exhibitions on here. 

Le Café Cigale is a new hotspot managed by the renowned Costes family. It's a trendy hangout and a good stop-off for a bite to eat and a few drinks. 

The Café de Flore is a historic haunt where it is believed Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir would meet and exchange philosophical views... 

Set in a fashionable district the Café Etienne-Marcel is a trendy restaurant/bar, blending 70s chic with contemporary art. Excellent food!! 

La Perle is a popular café/bar for all ages, and is in full swing through the day and night. Early morning workers flock there for their first coffee of the day, whereas the retired relax there throughout the day. At night it opens up for the local youth - there's a good range of music, cocktails and everything else required for a good night out. 

Opened in the summer of 2010 in the heart of Paris the Chacha club is a major new Parisian venue. It is a restaurant, bar and club depending on your arrival time. 

A legendary venue where all the big names of the French song - Gainsbourg, Brel, Vian, Brassens and many more - made their first steps. Today the venue predominantly works with and nurtures new artists 

A trendy bar in St Germain with a very popular roof terrace boasting terrific views. 

This delicatessen specialises in producing rare and top quality foods: iberian hams, Iranian caviar, smoked fish, etc. At noon the menu is €21, with wine included. 

Just a step from Bourse, Dédé la Frite serves simple, great-tasting food: Merguez sausage, Sandwich, Salad and naturally homemade fries! All this in an old brewery building playing a variety of good music. Make sure you arrive early for lunch and dinner to ensure a table! 

This small café is situated in the heart of Paris and is ideal for the kids. The menu comprises sandwiches with homemade bread, cheese-topped dishes of seasonal vegetables and some warm brioches with cinnamon. 

The most renowned caterer around, with excellent food and atmosphere. An absolute must! 

This is the place to eat oysters and fish. Try the huge "Plateau de fruit de mer" and soak in the spectacular 1930s design of the room. 

We're told Issé make the best Tempuras and Tapas you can find in Paris. So if your palette is that way inclined you should make the trip! 

Mama Shelter is one of the big Parisian venues. There is a restaurant, an enormous bar, a brasserie and private terraces where you might run into American poets, Japanese painters or Latin American writers. The music is predominantly Rap and R&B - on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays artists from around the world come and perform live at Mama. 

A Tandoori restaurant taking you to the heart of India! You can savour all the different tastes you'd experience on a trip to New Delhi! 

Here the atmosphere is typically French, reminiscent of the times Picasso used to sit down and dine. Bistro fare is at its best - the leg of lamb with fresh spinach mash are particularly delightful. The Lipp Beer is also a must-have!