Paris Workshops & classes

The best churches in Paris add to the city’s magic, their Gothic spires and gleaming domes punctuating one of the world's most iconic skylines. While standard things to do in Paris tend to revolve around the Eiffel Tower and famous museums like the Louvre, stepping inside Sainte-Chapelle’s jewel-box interior or climbing Sacre-Coeur’s dome for panoramic views are unmissable experiences.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés is one of Paris’ most vibrant and historic neighborhoods, blending charming medieval streets with trendy boutiques, art galleries, and cafes. Located on the Left Bank of the Seine, in the 6th arrondissement, the neighborhood was once the literary heart frequented by famous writers like Sartre and Hemingway. Its stone alleys and stunning architecture are composed of stylish boutiques, art galleries, cozy cafés, and landmarks like the Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Come see why Saint-Germain-des-Prés captures the essence of Parisian life and culture with this guide.

From tiny Parisian squares to grand palaces, the Netflix hit “Emily in Paris” has showcased some of the most spectacular locations in the French capital and beyond across its four seasons. As our favorite American marketing maven in Paris navigates love, fashion, and career challenges, the show’s stunning backdrops have become characters in their own right.

Planning a trip to Paris? Daydreaming about following in Emily’s footsteps? You’re not alone — Emily Cooper has inspired more than 3 million visitors (and counting) to visit the city. This guide reveals the real “Emily in Paris” filming locations you can visit. From Emily and Mindy’s quintessentially Parisian apartment to the glamorous hotels and historic Paris landmarks she visits with friends, colleagues, and lovers — and the Italian locations that provided the season 4 twists — here’s where the magic happens.

Paris is one of the most visited cities, not just in Europe but in the whole world — and for good reason. From seeing the Mona Lisa in the Louvre to climbing hundreds of steps up the Eiffel Tower to exploring the dark history of the Catacombs, there’s a long list of memorable attractions that you can only see and do here. But before all the locals and the many tourists in Paris get going for the day, it’s worth it to wake up for sunrise and enjoy the beautiful city at its most peaceful.

If you’re going to set your alarm early while on vacation, you don’t want to waste any time searching for the perfect sunrise spots in town while you’re still bleary-eyed. You’ll be in good hands following this expert guide to the best places to watch the sunrise in Paris, including the photo-ready esplanade of Place du Trocadéro and the movie-famous bridge of Pont Bir-Hakeim.