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“Even if you don't want to visit the muséum, it's a nice place the spend the afternoon/evening.”

“If you want a great run and see Paris at the same time (preferably early morning), we recommend the following (around an hour), Turn right on rue Montorgueil then right onto rue Etienne Marcel. Cross Place des Victoires, continue straight on, then turn left rue Vivienne or right before into the cute Passage des 2 Pavillons if the gates are open. You come into the Palais Royal Gardens, exit on the opposite to Place Colette, then the Louvre, the Tuileries gardens, then onto the lower Quais –Right Bank – you can jog all the way till the end of Ile Saint Louis and come back via the Islands by crossing the Pont de Sully. Turn right onto Quai de Béthune on Ile Saint Louis towards Ile de la Cité. You’ll see Notre Dame, then continue until the Pont Neuf that you will cross towards the Right Bank (right turn), then continue straight on back home via Les Halles. ”

“Two huge buildings and one building is for food and the other is for clothes. High end shop but worth going just to look. The food building is my favorite and there’s 4 floors. Each floor is dedicated to either wine, groceries, kitchen supplies and then furniture. Beautiful place ”

“The botanic gardens, complete with small zoo. The Natural History Museum is housed within these garden.”

“Emblematic building of the Latin quarter, the Pantheon is not only the last residence of France's great names - Voltaire, Victor Hugo, Jean Moulin, Simone Veil and other history makers are resting in peace here - this is also a very impressive piece of art to walk through. If you look up, you'll be awed by its 3-dome ceiling, letting a zenithal light coming in to exagerate the majestic view if the main room.”