“It's more than a museum; it's a true experience. If you dream of archives, immersive exhibitions, and haute-couture magic, this is the place for you. End your visit at Le Café Dior to extend the vibe."

“I discovered this restaurant completely by chance, and it has become my go-to for special occasions. It's an authentic and memorable Japanese sumibiyaki experience. You have to book a bit in advance, though!”

“This is my weekend hunting ground. If you're looking for vintage items, furniture, or curiosities, it’s a labyrinth of treasures. I recommend arriving early and bringing cash to negotiate.”

“On the seventh floor of the ultra-curated Printemps department store, you’ll find a sublime selection of vintage bags, jewelry, and more under the Binet dome. You can also sell pieces via Second Printemps. Come early on a weekday to shop the most beautiful finds in peace.”

“If you want a very French experience—XXL escargots, legendary chicken, and buttery sautéed potatoes—head here. Dishes are shareable; expect a hefty bill.”

“When I want fashion gems at gentler prices, I head to this luxury outlet. It's a real little village with major luxury-fashion houses and discounted prices. Visit early on a weekday.”

“The Palais-Royal is a must-stop—it’s the Paris of Emily in Paris. If you like photography, beautiful books, and meticulous capsule exhibitions, you'll love it. You can take photos under the arcades afterward; the light is always flattering in this park!”

“A temple of beautiful books. If you want a thoughtful selection of contemporary art monographs and carefully crafted editions, this is the spot. I always ask about the new arrivals. Wander around Le Carreau du Temple afterward.”

“This is my favorite museum. If you like design, fashion, and jewelry, this is a temple of those desirable objects and exceptionally curated exhibitions. You can take a break at Loulou in the Louvre garden right after.”

“The French Nobu is honestly my favorite contemporary Japanese restaurant. The signature miso cod and melt-in-your-mouth sashimi never disappoint. Book at the sushi bar for the full experience. And don’t miss the rock shrimp!”

“It’s not very original, I know, but it's a classic. The museum is free if you’re under 26 [for European Economic Area citizens], and you can do the 'Beyoncé Tour' to see the 17 works from the 'Apeshit' music video. And if you're not really into museums, nothing beats a picnic on the grass in the garden at the end of the day!”

“This vintage shop in the Marais district is known for its ’90s and ’00s selections.”