most romantic places in Paris visiting Paris take your significant other to one
of the city's most romantic spots including the Eiffel Tower the wall of I
love yous Luxembourg Gardens or you'll st. Louis on the Seine
our de Triomphe couples can take a romantic stroll down the tree line
champs Ely's a the most famous street in Paris - the Arc de Triomphe there are
dozens of restaurants theaters and shops along the street and what's more
romantic than a new Chanel bag get a chocolate massage at the Four Seasons
George B Hotel located nearby if shopping isn't their thing
my fault our spend quality time with your sweetheart more than 1,000 feet in
the air getting one of the best views of the city of life the Eiffel Tower is the
perfect place to propose but you may have to wait in a long line to take your
love to new heights especially during the spring and summer avoid the crowds
by packing a basket for a nice picnic in the park below of the towering tourist
attraction
Gared the lines the train blew Gare de Lyon is one of the six large railway
terminals in Paris but inside the Train blue restaurant has all the makings for
a romantic night the opulent restaurant built in 1901 has grandiose sculptures
mural covered walls and ceilings crystal chandeliers and shiny brass fittings
famous regulars included Jean Cocteau Coco Chanel and Salvador Dali the
fixed-price menu is about $70 per person whereas the a la carte menu costs about
$90 per person it's expensive but worth a trip to wine and dine your sweetie
luxembourg palace and gardens the gardens surrounding the luxembourg
palace has been a hotbed of romance for centuries famous couples from Napoleon
and Josephine to jean-paul sartre and Simone de beber work wented the gardens
today lovers still stroll among the beautiful statues fountains and
flowerbeds
Montmartre Montmartre is set on a hill in northern Paris it's a great spot to
take your significant other for breathtaking views of the city wander
through the narrow windings streets lined with small cafes and shops in
Salvador Dali Claude Monet Pablo Picasso and Vincent van Gogh were just a few
well renowned artists who had studios or work in the Parisian neighborhood will a
Garnier pick up two tickets for a show at the opulent leg are near the elegant
Opera House built from 1861 to 1875 for the Paris Opera is one of the most
famous opera houses in the world it was the setting for Gaston Leroux's 1911
novel The Phantom of the Opera
Place des Voges the ombré Place des Voges originally known as the Place
Royale is the oldest planned square inches Paris catch some Sun on the lawn
take a relaxing stroll through the Jordan Dave Hillary and pop on La Grande
aka the ferris wheel to wrap up a fun-filled day with your sweetheart
sacre coeur basilica the sacre-coeur basilica located in the paris Montmarte
ray neighborhood is also a popular romantic getaway climb the stairs for a
spectacular view of the city the science and the basilica may inspire you to
propose to the one you love why not it's the perfect spot
saint-germain des prés Street Germain des prés is a small area located around
the Church of the former abbey of Street Germain des prés pick up a cup of coffee
and sit for a spell at a number of famous chap days in the neighborhood
including laid the maggots and café de Flore it's a great place for lovers who
enjoy people washing
the balla pile of use located in Paris 18th arrondissement lombard ageed aka
the wall of I love yous was created by Frederick Baron and Claire titled it has
become a meeting place for lovers of love the wall cuz I love you written in
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