If you are more of a 'Right Bank' person, my favorite hotel is The Bristol, the most elegant of the traditional Paris 'palaces'. I love its timeless atmosphere and decor.

If you prefer the 'Left Bank', however, then my absolute favorite is the tiny Duc de Saint Simon, which is tucked away on a quiet street in the 7th arrondissement. It features the coziest and most charming rooms, adorned with toile de Jouy, Braquenié, and Le Manach fabrics.

Until a few years ago, Le Voltaire had a bistro on one side and a more formal restaurant on the other. Now they are unified, but have managed to retain their original charm thanks to the beautiful decor and kindness of the staff.

The oldest restaurant in Paris, dating back to 1680, has recently been beautifully renovated to maintain its 'bistro de quartier' tradition.

Known for its excellent food, unpretentious yet classic atmosphere, and the warmth of its chef, Jaïs, along with his two brothers, and the entire adorable staff.

This museum stands out for me for its sublime and intact 18th century decor, assembled at the beginning of the 20th century by its owner, the passionate collector Moïse de Camondo.

A genuine artist's studio within a beautiful Art Déco building in the 14th arrondissement features the reconstructed studio of Alberto Giacometti. He lived and worked in the Montparnasse borough throughout his career and the space is filled with his own furniture, objects, painted walls, and artworks.

I love owner Aline Chastel's selection of artists and designers, such as Royère, Line Vautrin, and Arbus. They recently opened a second magnificent gallery-apartment overlooking the Jardin des Tuileries.

Known for its beautiful mix of ancient art, predominantly Roman sculptures, and modern works, including exquisite Picasso ceramics. The gallery also features contemporary artists and designers with a classical approach, such as Victor Cadene with his collages and Fabrizio Casiraghi with his furniture.

And of course, not forgetting antique markets. I adore the Marché des Puces Serpette at Saint Ouen, where my favorite stands include Nicolas Giovannoni, Galerie Vauclair, Les Tables d’Eva and Lila K Antiques.

One of my favorite hidden treasures is my friend Julie de Libran's atelier and boutique on Rue de Luynes. She is an incredibly talented fashion designer. After 30 years of experience with prestigious couture houses, Julie decided to create her own unique line with a strong emphasis on quality, sustainability and detail.

Another gem is La Maison de Commerce, located just across the road from Julie’s boutique. It offers a stunning collection of beautifully crafted objects, from wicker to ceramics—you'll want to buy everything!