Free to go in the church -woohoo!- but it costs several € to go up to the dome for the view.
Everyone lines up to take a photo by the wall of “I love you” but you should walk around the park to smell the fresh rosemary and mint too!
Best falafel of my life. The grilled eggplant and spicy sauce really did it for me. I really appreciate how you can order and pay in line, to quicken things up.
If Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky are more real to you than your next door neighbor is, this place is for you. This store has rooms like chapters in a novel.
This building was originally a railway station that first allowed travelers to reach the capital in 1900. Might want to start at the top to see the most well known pieces.
No wait to get a Parisian hot chocolate to go (4.90€). Take it and walk through Tuileries Garden for a lovely morning or afternoon. It’s rich like the nicest chocolate cake batter I’ve ever tasted.
Small but pleasant place for a meal, tea, or ice cream. Extra 50 pence if you’re eating in.
God has been worshipped on this site since 675AD! Go when they open to book a tour of the tower.
The best latte I’ve ever had, really. Staff is very knowledgeable and helpful in finding you a beverage you’ll enjoy.
Coffee to the left of the front desk is quite good. You’ll find the WiFi password posted on the other side of the front desk.
Buy some beers or wine at a convenience store first. Then, haggle the price of your bill before eating some choice Indian food with the drinks you’ve brought in.
The only problem with this market is that no matter what food you get, you’ll want what everyone else has. Eat all the things.
