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Come to this train station and enjoy a hearty meal with elegance along with your lover. Although the restaurant is one of the costliest restaurants in Paris, it’s worth it. There’s something about Paris, people just don’t have anything else to do there but love each other.”– Louis Garrel The so-called “Mur des Je t’Aime” in French was built on Place des Abbesses in the Mont Martre area in 2000. It was built by artists Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito, who started collecting the phrase in multiple languages in their notebooks. By combining the phrase in all these languages, the wall stands as a symbol of reconciliation and reuniting the world. So it comes as no surprise that romantic movies and series have greatly contributed to Paris’ reputation of being one of the most romantic cities in the world. 2. Art and Romanticism

I’m not a complicated girl, she laughed, I just want to run away with you, rob a bank, fall in love and eat ice creams in Paris..”– Michael Faudet Nothing to write home about, but it does add to the experience and could potentially instill some creative note taking or brainstorming!

Peek into the immensely challenging and stunningly beautiful world of opera on a visit to the Palais Garnier. As a pillar of the Opera National de Paris, the opera house is a monument of French history and the development of ballet as an art form! You’re never going to finish exploring all the epic places to visit in Paris– even if you’re here for a lifetime! And most of us don’t have a lifetime to lounge around in the Louvre or sip wine at sunset. So, where do you go when you’re short on time in a city so full of life? Also read Nightlife in Paris – 6 Places to Get the Best Nightlife Experience 1. Eiffel Tower Source- Unsplash Also read Best Places To Find Street Art In Paris – For The Art Lover In You 9. The Louvre Source- Unsplash

The streets are lined up with restaurants, shops and theatres, which stands out as a good option if you want to hang out after a good stroll along the street. Things to do- Travelling through Paris is like having a treasure box with a secret compartment. Just when you think you’ve seen it all though, you turn down an alley and find another delicious bakery alongside a piece of 20th-century history. Whether you’re walking, cycling, or zipping along on the metro, Paris is your oyster (and there are so many pearls inside). Pay a visit to the Musée de Montmartre, which used to be the home and studio of a number of artists. You could also take a walk through the town and enjoy the idyllic surroundings that once inspired some of France’s greatest painters. Then, get your own portrait painted at the bustling Place du Tertre! Paris is home to a wall on which “I love you” is written 311 times in approximately 280 different languages. This bohemian town in the 18th arrondissement is a surreal place to visit. The timeless village gets its name from the large hill it sits in the shadow of, and is a place with an amazing history.This might remind you of the famous song by the Sisters of Mercy, but did you know that there’s an actual Temple of Love on the outskirts of Paris? I love Paris for the million reasons that everybody loves the city. It’s an incredibly romantic and beautiful place.”– Alan Furst Paris as the City of Love: Video

Don’t miss out on a view of the breathtaking Basilica of the Sacré-Coeur, a sentinel in Montmartre’s landscape. Montmartre is also well-known for its incredible relationship with art and the careers of prominent artists. Many famous painters, including Modigliani, Monet, Renoir, Degas, Picasso and van Gogh lived in the town. Last but not least, you will find some famous quotes about Parisbeing described as a romantic city below. There is also the opportunity to walk up the stairs to a 30m-high walkway along the top of the arch, which is the perfect place to get an unbelievable panoramic view of Paris! The stunningly opulent facade is only the beginning of how amazing the building is, and the historic location has become a major symbol of Paris itself. Just walking up the staircase into the Grand Foyer makes you feel fancy enough to be hanging out with a bunch of aristocrats!Paris happens to be a frequent stop in my business travel circuit as I work in fashion. Admittedly I work on the operations side, so I am familiar with the world of formalities, glass office meetings, and the likes. You can either simply stroll through the gardens with your beloved enjoying the scenery or you can visit the Luxembourg museum.