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Paris
Palais Royal
In the heart of Paris, the Palais Royal district exudes sophisticated charm and a rich history. The centerpiece of this elegant neighborhood, the Palais Royal itself, with its classical architecture and tranquil gardens, stands as a symbol of Parisian aristocracy and cultural refinement.
Stretching out from the palace, the Jardin du Palais Royal offers a peaceful retreat with its perfectly manicured gardens, fountains and Daniel Buren's iconic striped columns. This picturesque setting is ideal for leisurely strolls, reflective moments, and capturing timeless photographs. Surrounding the gardens, the arcades house chic boutiques, antique shops, and charming cafes, providing a quintessential Parisian experience.
Just a few steps away stands the magnificent Comédie-Française, one of France's oldest and most renowned theaters, where the legacy of French dramatic art continues to thrive. Nearby, the Galerie Vivienne, with its stunning glass roof and mosaic floors, invites visitors to explore its array of high-end boutiques and quaint restaurants.
A walk through this historic district is a journey through the ages, with every corner revealing layers of Parisian culture and sophistication. The Palais Royal area is not just a place of historical significance but also a vibrant hub of contemporary life, attracting both locals and visitors alike.
HIGHSTAY concierge team will be delighted to provide you with the latest trendy addresses or organize a private guided tour for you.
DiscoverStretching out from the palace, the Jardin du Palais Royal offers a peaceful retreat with its perfectly manicured gardens, fountains and Daniel Buren's iconic striped columns. This picturesque setting is ideal for leisurely strolls, reflective moments, and capturing timeless photographs. Surrounding the gardens, the arcades house chic boutiques, antique shops, and charming cafes, providing a quintessential Parisian experience.
Just a few steps away stands the magnificent Comédie-Française, one of France's oldest and most renowned theaters, where the legacy of French dramatic art continues to thrive. Nearby, the Galerie Vivienne, with its stunning glass roof and mosaic floors, invites visitors to explore its array of high-end boutiques and quaint restaurants.
A walk through this historic district is a journey through the ages, with every corner revealing layers of Parisian culture and sophistication. The Palais Royal area is not just a place of historical significance but also a vibrant hub of contemporary life, attracting both locals and visitors alike.
HIGHSTAY concierge team will be delighted to provide you with the latest trendy addresses or organize a private guided tour for you.
Paris
Tour Eiffel
A majestic iron structure, a real marvel of engineering, rises gracefully above the city. The iconic Eiffel Tower, symbol of Paris, exudes an air of timeless charm and romance.
Stretching at the tower's feet, the Champs de Mars, a vast green space, offers a perfect spot for picnics, leisurely walks, and unforgettable photo opportunities. It ends with the École Militaire, which stands as a testament to the district's historical significance. The surrounding streets are lined with charming Parisian cafes, boutiques, and bakeries, offering a quintessential taste of local life.
A walk along the Seine’s edge, with boats gently gliding on its waters, leads to further discoveries, including exquisite dining options where you can enjoy authentic French cuisine. The neighborhood is a harmonious blend of cultural richness and modern-day vibrancy, making it a beloved area for both locals and visitors.
As evening falls, you step aboard a Riva for a private dinner arranged by your HIGHSTAY guest manager. The perfect spot from which to admire the tower as it lights up and sparkles in the night, beautifully embodying the essence of the City of Light.
DiscoverStretching at the tower's feet, the Champs de Mars, a vast green space, offers a perfect spot for picnics, leisurely walks, and unforgettable photo opportunities. It ends with the École Militaire, which stands as a testament to the district's historical significance. The surrounding streets are lined with charming Parisian cafes, boutiques, and bakeries, offering a quintessential taste of local life.
A walk along the Seine’s edge, with boats gently gliding on its waters, leads to further discoveries, including exquisite dining options where you can enjoy authentic French cuisine. The neighborhood is a harmonious blend of cultural richness and modern-day vibrancy, making it a beloved area for both locals and visitors.
As evening falls, you step aboard a Riva for a private dinner arranged by your HIGHSTAY guest manager. The perfect spot from which to admire the tower as it lights up and sparkles in the night, beautifully embodying the essence of the City of Light.
Paris
Saint-Honoré
Crossing the 1st arrondissement of Paris, rue Saint-Honoré bustles with life. You’ll find the most famous luxury brands, such as Chanel, Dior, Louis Vuitton and Saint Laurent, as well smaller independent brands, such as the French-Japanese electronic music and fashion label Maison Kitsuné.
Go for a stroll around Place Vendôme, one of Paris's best-known squares, home to the most exclusive jewelry stores and the prestigious Ritz. While in the area, don’t miss the Musée de l'Orangerie and the Musée du Jeu de Paume, both located inside the Tuileries Garden.
DiscoverGo for a stroll around Place Vendôme, one of Paris's best-known squares, home to the most exclusive jewelry stores and the prestigious Ritz. While in the area, don’t miss the Musée de l'Orangerie and the Musée du Jeu de Paume, both located inside the Tuileries Garden.
Paris
Montmartre
Located between the 9th and 18th arrondissements, the Montmartre district reveals a Paris that is both vibrant and inspiring. From the lively slopes of the Moulin Rouge to the cobblestone streets leading up to the Sacré-Cœur, the atmosphere blends urban elegance with a bohemian spirit.
At the foot of the hill, the façades reveal another side of the neighborhood: artists’ studios, theaters, and discreet addresses that perpetuate the cultural soul of Paris, past and present.
Between the terraces of Square d’Anvers, the cafés of Rue des Martyrs, and the breathtaking views over the city, Montmartre offers a rare balance between creativity and the Parisian lifestyle.
DiscoverAt the foot of the hill, the façades reveal another side of the neighborhood: artists’ studios, theaters, and discreet addresses that perpetuate the cultural soul of Paris, past and present.
Between the terraces of Square d’Anvers, the cafés of Rue des Martyrs, and the breathtaking views over the city, Montmartre offers a rare balance between creativity and the Parisian lifestyle.
Paris
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Located on the Left Bank, the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district embodies the elegance and intellectual energy of Paris. Around its thousand-year-old church, the Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots recall the time when writers, philosophers, and artists gathered there to reshape the world.
Along its streets lined with galleries, bookshops, and discreet boutiques, the creative spirit that shaped its identity still lingers. Balancing heritage and modernity, Saint-Germain-des-Prés offers an atmosphere that is both refined and vibrantly alive.
From the banks of the Seine to the Luxembourg Gardens, the neighborhood invites you to wander and draw inspiration at the heart of historic Paris.
DiscoverAlong its streets lined with galleries, bookshops, and discreet boutiques, the creative spirit that shaped its identity still lingers. Balancing heritage and modernity, Saint-Germain-des-Prés offers an atmosphere that is both refined and vibrantly alive.
From the banks of the Seine to the Luxembourg Gardens, the neighborhood invites you to wander and draw inspiration at the heart of historic Paris.
Paris
Louvre-Rivoli
Located in the 1st arrondissement, the Louvre Rivoli district is a genuine living postcard.
Take a walk inside the Tuileries Garden, a breath of fresh air in the heart of Paris, designed over 500 years ago. Stop by Loulou, an elegant restaurant within the Musée des Arts Décoratifs serving Italian & French cuisine, or by Café Marly, the perfect blend between a Parisian brasserie and a literary café, located beneath the arcades of the Louvre. Relax on the terrace and enjoy the view of the pyramid. Then go for a stroll alongside the Seine riverbanks.
If you’re feeling adventurous, cross the Pont des Arts and you’ll end up on the Rive Gauche - the southern bank of the river, leading to the arty neighborhood of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
DiscoverTake a walk inside the Tuileries Garden, a breath of fresh air in the heart of Paris, designed over 500 years ago. Stop by Loulou, an elegant restaurant within the Musée des Arts Décoratifs serving Italian & French cuisine, or by Café Marly, the perfect blend between a Parisian brasserie and a literary café, located beneath the arcades of the Louvre. Relax on the terrace and enjoy the view of the pyramid. Then go for a stroll alongside the Seine riverbanks.
If you’re feeling adventurous, cross the Pont des Arts and you’ll end up on the Rive Gauche - the southern bank of the river, leading to the arty neighborhood of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Paris
Champs-Élysées
The Avenue des Champs-Élysées is 2km long, and is considered the most beautiful avenue in the world. It connects the Arc de Triomphe in the west with Place de la Concorde in the east. Delimited by Avenue Montaigne, Avenue George V and Avenue des Champs-Elysées, the Golden Triangle is a prestigious neighborhood, coveted by iconic luxury brands.
Head to Guerlain, one of Paris oldest perfume brands, located in a majestic Belle Époque building, then walk down the avenue and step into the Grand Palais. This emblematic monument is one of Paris most recognizable landmarks with its Art Nouveau ironwork, glass dome, and French flag pinned to the top.
DiscoverHead to Guerlain, one of Paris oldest perfume brands, located in a majestic Belle Époque building, then walk down the avenue and step into the Grand Palais. This emblematic monument is one of Paris most recognizable landmarks with its Art Nouveau ironwork, glass dome, and French flag pinned to the top.
Paris
Le Marais
Stretching from Place des Vosges to the Hôtel de Ville, the Marais district is one of the trendiest areas in Paris, offering an authentic experience of the local art de vivre.
The neighborhood is famous for its old-world charm, narrow cobblestone streets, hidden courtyards and peaceful gardens, a multitude of mansions called “hôtels particuliers” and a vibrant gallery & cafe culture. The world famous Perrotin gallery is located on rue de Turenne, in an eighteenth-century mansion, just a few steps away from the Musée Picasso, housed in the magnificent Hôtel Salé.
Many art galleries also line Place des Vosges, their large windows is an open invitation to enter and discover their hidden treasures.
DiscoverThe neighborhood is famous for its old-world charm, narrow cobblestone streets, hidden courtyards and peaceful gardens, a multitude of mansions called “hôtels particuliers” and a vibrant gallery & cafe culture. The world famous Perrotin gallery is located on rue de Turenne, in an eighteenth-century mansion, just a few steps away from the Musée Picasso, housed in the magnificent Hôtel Salé.
Many art galleries also line Place des Vosges, their large windows is an open invitation to enter and discover their hidden treasures.
Paris
Invalides
On the left bank of the Seine, the district of Invalides radiates an aura of historical grandeur and refined elegance. The iconic golden dome of Les Invalides draws visitors to explore its rich history, including the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte. As you stroll through the expansive Esplanade des Invalides, a sense of tranquility and reverence fills the air.
A leisurely walk leads you to the prestigious Musée Rodin, where the sculptor's masterpieces are displayed both indoors and in beautifully landscaped gardens. Nearby, the stately avenues are lined with diplomatic embassies and elegant hôtels particuliers, reflecting the district's aristocratic heritage.
Opposite, the Seine flows slowly under the magnificent Pont Alexandre III, renowned for its ornate sculptures and breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower. As evening descends, the neighborhood transforms into a picturesque scene of illuminated landmarks, inviting you to join the Capital’s new trendy gastronomic address for a dinner arranged by your HIGHSTAY Guest Manager.
DiscoverA leisurely walk leads you to the prestigious Musée Rodin, where the sculptor's masterpieces are displayed both indoors and in beautifully landscaped gardens. Nearby, the stately avenues are lined with diplomatic embassies and elegant hôtels particuliers, reflecting the district's aristocratic heritage.
Opposite, the Seine flows slowly under the magnificent Pont Alexandre III, renowned for its ornate sculptures and breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower. As evening descends, the neighborhood transforms into a picturesque scene of illuminated landmarks, inviting you to join the Capital’s new trendy gastronomic address for a dinner arranged by your HIGHSTAY Guest Manager.
