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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.
The historical sentinel representing the loss and triumph of war is unmissable on your trip to Paris. On top of that, many artists have described Paris as their muse. So, when people see the artworks that were inspired by the city, it reinforces their romantic view of Paris. Note that the Arc is free to look at and free to walk under. It is only climbing the platform that incurs a fee, and entails a bit of queueing. To complete this itinerary in a single day, you may wish to skip climbing the platform. Go to visit the Memorial Des Martyrs De La Deportation, those people who are literature freaks must explore Shakespeare and Company. You can visit Square Jean XXIII if you want to see art displays and live music concerts, which can be a fun thing to do with a partner. 4. Arc de Triomphe 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- When you stroll through the city in the evening, you will find it to be beautifully illuminated. For one reason or another, it feels more magical here compared to most cities. Nothing to write home about, but it does add to the experience and could potentially instill some creative note taking or brainstorming!
The Musee d’Orsay is a fantastic museum with an incredible collection of art. The location is the first memorable aspect of the museum as it is found in what used to be the Gare d’Orsay railway station and hotel, giving it a truly unique architecture! A complex design of galleries lies beneath the gleaming iron and glass barrel vault in one of Europe’s largest museums. Haneke has a sly, sceptical awareness of the way the cinema manipulates us, passing off propaganda or advertising as reality. He is also, however, an arch manipulator. Given notice that this was to be an inquisition not a conversation, I rephrased my compliments and asked him a question about the startling climax of Amour. On principle he refused to answer. "Ah," he said, smirking as I tumbled into the trap, "you are asking me to interpret, and I will not. Every meaning is fine, all interpretations are OK. I do not choose between them, because I dislike explanations. It happened so with Juliette Binoche in Hidden. She asked me if the woman she played was having an affair with her colleague at work. There were two scenes together with this man: I told her to play one as if they were involved, the other as if they were not. I doubt that she found this to be helpful advice. 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 From health enthusiasts to old age people Parc Montsouris is for everyone. You can visit with your partner and spend time with them while soaking in the peace. Things to do- There’s something about Paris, people just don’t have anything else to do there but love each other.”– Louis GarrelThese novels have become famous throughout the world, which only contributed to Paris’ reputation as a romantic city. 11. The I Love You Wall The I Love You Wall Gare de Lyon’s Le Train Bleu may seem like a simple railway station but there is a reason why it is placed in our list of 15 romantic places to visit in Paris for couples. The sumptuous restaurant inside this station was built in 1906 with grand sculptures, walls filled with murals, brass fittings here and there and crystal chandeliers. Things to do- Today we have a review of a lovely boutique hotel in Paris: Hôtel Grand Amour, reader Jake’s favourite hotel. It is among the most beautiful and spectacular churches in the world. Anyone coming to Paris, this place is a must to visit with your lover. As it is located at the highest point, you can view the city of lights clearly. Things to do-
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