This complex of various cafés and food counters is a haven for food lovers.

When in Paris in the winter,  visit La Maison Du Chocolat. The original shop is on a side street off the “Champs” Boulevard. A favorite item is to order a cup of chocolate – it’s like sipping on a...

The world's oldest aeronautics museum specializes in World War I aircraft.

The tombs of Charles Baudelaire, Jean Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir are located here.

This public square, which has a statue of Napoleon in its center, is known for the glitzy jewelry stores that surround it.

This is one of the oldest streets in Paris. There is a Comfort Inn on "the Mouff" that is reasonably priced. The street is fantastic, mainly pedestrian with lots of cafes, boulangeries, cheese shops...

This 16th-century cathedral is a mixture of Renaissance, Baroque and Gothic architecture.

A beautiful church built by Napoleon in honor of his troops.

This historic café captures the ambience of Paris of old all the way down to its cramped quarters.

A small art museum located in the former home of Russian sculptor Ossip Zadkine.

A lesbian club in Paris's Montmartre neighborhood.

This seven-story museum houses a collection of erotic artifacts from around the world, including paintings, pottery, miniatures and much more.

This large museum of natural history combines three museums into one, including a four-story taxonomy wing, a building of skeletons and fossils and a separate structure devoted entirely to geology.