Guidebook for Paris-9E-Arrondissement
Sightseeing
Opéra
10 Pl. de l'OpéraA must-see in the city. Book a tour and see backstage !
Louvre-museet
Rue de RivoliThe beautiful Louvre museum, next to the Tuileries Garden.
Place de la Concorde is a very large place, that links directly to the Seine and the left bank of the city.
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La Concorde
Place de la Concorde is a very large place, that links directly to the Seine and the left bank of the city.
Champs-Élysées
The avenue is beautiful during Christmas time !
If you have time, climb to the top of the Arc de Triomphe for a gorgeous 360° view of the city !
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L'Arc de Triomphe de l'Etoile
If you have time, climb to the top of the Arc de Triomphe for a gorgeous 360° view of the city !
Historical street, with lots of theaters including the Rex (and cinema), the Musée Grévin (the "Madame Tussauds" of Paris)
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Grand Rex
1 Bd PoissonnièreHistorical street, with lots of theaters including the Rex (and cinema), the Musée Grévin (the "Madame Tussauds" of Paris)
If you can, book a tour of the opera. You get to see how truly gigantic the building is, with a peek at the staging and costume ateliers.
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Bastille station
If you can, book a tour of the opera. You get to see how truly gigantic the building is, with a peek at the staging and costume ateliers.
A truly breath-taking park, in the hilly part of the city.
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Buttes Chaumont station
A truly breath-taking park, in the hilly part of the city.
Shopping
Enjoy the luxurious atmosphere and the panoramic view on the top floor.
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Stand KENZO Maroquinerie Homme
40 Bd HaussmannEnjoy the luxurious atmosphere and the panoramic view on the top floor.
Chanel Paris Cambon
31 Rue CambonThe first ever Chanel boutique.
A lovely shopping street, which is even prettier with all the lights during winter. From high-end brands to old buildings. There are both fashion and beauty stores.
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Rue Saint-Honoré
Rue Saint-HonoréA lovely shopping street, which is even prettier with all the lights during winter. From high-end brands to old buildings. There are both fashion and beauty stores.
Our favorite second-hand store. DVDs, books, CDs, vinlys, video games, etc. starting at 1 € !
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Bookoff
90 Rue du Faubourg Saint-AntoineOur favorite second-hand store. DVDs, books, CDs, vinlys, video games, etc. starting at 1 € !
Well-known chain of new and second-hand stores. Each subject has a separate store.
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Gibert Jeune - Librairie générale et Jeunesse BD Tourisme, Loisirs Beaux-Arts, Sc Humaines
5 Pl. Saint-MichelWell-known chain of new and second-hand stores. Each subject has a separate store.
Essentials
MONOPRIX
20 Bd de CharonneLarge supermarket for food, homeware and fashion.
Monoprix
105 Rue de la ConventionLarge supermarket for food, homeware and fashion.
La Vie Claire
305 Rue des PyrénéesOrganic food store
Naturalia
37 Rue Jean JaurèsOrganic food store
MONOPRIX
20 Bd de CharonneLarge supermarket for food, homeware and fashion.
Small food supermarket, more expensive than Dia. Open until midnight.
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Monop'
42 Rue Saint-MaurSmall food supermarket, more expensive than Dia. Open until midnight.
Everything Else
Direct trains to Versailles in less than half-an-hour. There is one every 15 minutes.
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Saint Lazare Train Station
13 Rue d'AmsterdamDirect trains to Versailles in less than half-an-hour. There is one every 15 minutes.
Entertainment & Activities
A great place with kid-friendly rides and activities. It is smaller than usual amusement parks so it it's not too busy. Ride the little train to the park or take a stroll through the Bois de Boulogne!
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Jardin d'Acclimatation
Route de la Porte Dauphine à la Porte des SablonsA great place with kid-friendly rides and activities. It is smaller than usual amusement parks so it it's not too busy. Ride the little train to the park or take a stroll through the Bois de Boulogne!