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Weekend Wanderer: Paris in 2.5 Days - A Bite of the City of Love

Unearth the secret gems and authentic essence of Paris, from its world-class cuisine to the vibrant nightlife, in just one weekend.

By Hayley Monroe

Bonjour, Wanderers! Clear your weekend, because we're about to take on the city of love, Paris!

FRIDAY NIGHT: Kick-off your Parisian adventure with a hearty meal at Le Comptoir du Relais. This charming bistro offers authentic French cuisine that will make your taste buds dance! After a satisfying dinner, explore Paris by night at the vibrant Moulin Rouge for an unforgettable cabaret show.

SATURDAY: Start your day with a cup of coffee at Café de Flore, then head over to Louvre Museum to witness some of the world's best masterpieces. For lunch, head to Chez L'Ami Jean - their duck confit is a MUST try. Spend your afternoon at Montmartre, the artistic hub of the city, and don't forget to check out the stunning Basilica of the Sacred Heart. End your day at Le Comptoir Général, a hidden bar that serves the best cocktails in the city.

SUNDAY: Start your morning by visiting Marché Bastille, one of the biggest markets in Paris. Grab some fresh pastries and cheeses for a picnic in Tuileries Garden. Spend your afternoon exploring the iconic Eiffel Tower and take that mandatory selfie! Before bidding adieu to Paris, have a memorable dinner at Le Jules Verne, a Michelin-starred restaurant with an amazing view of the city.

Places to Stay: Best Trendy Hotel: Mama Shelter, Best Luxury Boutique Hotel: Le Royal Monceau, Best Budget Boutique Hotel: Hotel Henriette, Best BonVoy Hotel: Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe Hotel, Best Hyatt Hotel: Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile, Best Hilton Hotel: Hilton Paris Opera

Favorite Restaurants: Le Comptoir du Relais, Chez L'Ami Jean, Le Jules Verne

Favorite Coffee Shops: Café de Flore

Favorite Attractions: Louvre Museum, Montmartre, Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Eiffel Tower

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