All itineraries

From the Place de la Concorde to Orsay Museum, there are only a few hundred meters but many different paths with the same level of interest and enjoyability. Now guess which one we’ve decided for you.

From the Grand Palais to the Arc de Triomphe, a triumphal promenade at the edges of the most beautiful avenue of the World.

At the South of Batignolles and Montmartre, North of Sentier, get entertained then enjoy a relaxing walk in the 9th district.

Those neighborhoods may be called “bobo” (short for “bourgeois bohème”), this won’t hamper their charm in any way : be proud to play tourist in the parisian North-West.

Though not very well-known, the area is utterly enjoyable with its mix of large wealthy avenues and buildings and a sometimes village-like atmosphere.

Tired of the Latin Quarter, the Champs-Elysées, the Marais or the 1st district ? Already tried Belleville and Ménilmontant ? Well, even further north, Paris still have surprises to spare.

Let’s find the most unusual places from the north of the 10th district to the famous Père-Lachaise cemetery.

These are iconic neighbourhoods of a more popular and cosmopolitan – some would say genuine and authentic – side of Paris. Have a great both nature-seeking and energy-filled long walk that will also be bring you to the Mouzaïa and Ménilmontant.

Are you ready to explore the Forest of Vincennes ? Let’s prepare by visiting a natural garden right in urban area, then seeking the most unusual – and, to the extent possible, green – places in the 20th district.

This might be a lovely way to spend a beautiful spring day : a long walk – which can also be done in three parts – to discover the timelessness and quietness of the city’s most beautiful miniature villages in the 13th and 14th districts.