This café, featuring artwork on the walls and mosaic floors, is a popular hangout with Paris's arts crowd and was once frequented by both Cézanne and Braque.

A small cast of magicians, clowns, trapeze artists and acrobats delight children with their imaginative acts in this 150-year-old tiny amphitheater built during the reign of Napolean III.

This huge flea market, just north of the 18th Arrondissement, has been operating in some form since the Middle Ages.

This gallery features the work of the famous Romanian sculptor Constantin Brancusi.

This entire shop is devoted to selling French artisanal beers.

This old bar was a favorite hangout of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway in the 1920s.

This 12th-century church is one of the oldest in Montmarte.

A popular discount department store.

The wide of selection of English-language books at this popular bookstore is combined with an equally wonderful ambience.

This famous Left Bank neighborhood, so named because the numerous university students in the area spoke only Latin to their professors until the French Revolution, preserves an authentic Parisian atmosphere of old.

This street market is a popular place to find cheap food.

One of the city's newest gay clubs.

This lively neighborhood is located in the 14th Arrondissement.

Omnisens is a 6500 sq. ft. Day Spa in the very heart of Paris.

Paris's oldest public square has a meticulously manicured central park and is surrounded by beautiful 17th-century townhouses.

An antique poster shop with a fine selection of Cherets.

O'Chateau offers wine tasting sessions for Paris visitors. In the cellar of a bar in the heart of Paris, a French English-speaking professional will provide you with an introduction to the fine art of tasting wine. You will taste a selection of outstanding French wines and Champagne in a very friendly environment. You'll learn great tips and insights to undersand, describe and appreciate wine. O'Chateau... a true French experience!!

The neighborhood surrounding the ruins of the prison made famous by a revolt on July 14, 1789, has recently become a center of Parisian nightlife and is home to an array of popular restaurants, clubs and cafés.

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

This world-famous toy store has been a favorite among Parisian children since the mid-19th century.

One of Paris's most elegant shopping strips.

Known as one of the city's most elegant residential areas, this Left Bank neighborhood is also home to numerous tourist attractions, including the Eiffel Tower and the Musée d'Orsay.

This candy shop is as popular for its eye-catching display as it is for its wonderful sweets.

This small museum houses artifacts belonging to Edith Piaf, the famous singer and entertainer.

Visitors to this church, which is said to sell medals with amazing powers, pray before the preserved body of Catherine Labouré, a 19th-century woman who claimed to have been visited by the Virgin Mary.

This museum features the work of 19th century artist Gustave Moreau.