Become
a Parisian couple and sit in a café with a glass of wine, some
bread and pate and watch Paris goes by. Rain or shine it's
fascinating.
Walk
along the Seine on the Left Bank from Pont Alexander to Ile St.
Louis hand in hand.
Get
on the boat and take the Canal St. Martin cruise that goes from near
Museé d'Orsay to Parc de la Villette. For details and booking please
go to http://en.pariscanal.com/
Attend
a ballet performance at Paris Opera Palais Garnier and stare at the
Chagall ceiling. You can also visit the opera without attending any
performance.
Sit
in the Tuilleries with your feets up, holding hands and chat about
your days to come and give your partner a passionate kiss regardless
what age you are.
Spend
hours and hours in the Louvre just relishing in all that wonderful
art! If you only plan one time visit I suggest you make a
research to what is it you want to see, what are your preferences.
In my opinion you can spend days there and you will still feel like
you miss out something. To get ready for Louvre visit go to
http://www.louvre.fr/llv/commun/home.jsp?bmLocale=en
It
is must-to-do to take the boat ride down the Seine on a warm
evening.
Sit
in the park behind Notre Dame while lunching on a fresh baguette
sandwich, an eclair chocolat and an Orangina.
Take
a seat in a chair at Jardin du Luxembourg and watch the children
push the sail boats around the pond planning for your own.
Spend
a cloudy afternoon in the Museé d'Orsay
Go
to the Rue Mouffetard Market when it's in full swing.
Visit
the tippy-top of the Samaritaine department store. Enjoy the 360°
view.
Have
a Sunday brunch in Le Marais in 4th
district of Paris.
Put
on comfortable pair of shoes and walk around the city. Surely you
will discover something for yourselves only.
Spend
an afternoon at the Musee Carnavalet, dreaming of being an
aristocrat in the France of Louis XV and living in one of the
exquisite rooms.
Taste
a different flavour of an ice cream at Bertillon each day spent in
Paris.
Lay
in the grass of the Champs du Mars with your shoes and socks off
reading a book and drinking local wine out of the bottle. And if you
stay long enough you can watch the sun go down and the Eiffel Tower
light up, gradually.
Go
to Sacre Coeur late afternoon on a Sunday and watch the sunset over
Paris.
After
all day activity of sightseeing, get a fresh baguette “traditional”,
cheese and wine to go with it, find yourselves nice spot or return
back to your apartment and enjoy the harmony of those three
together.
Something
to do during winter time is to go ice-skating in front of the Hotel
de Ville.
How
about dancing in Paris "en plein aire" along the Seine.
How much more romantic it can get? In summer it is pretty much
official now - there are areas for tango, salsa, swing right by the
river near the Institute du Monde Arabe near the Latin Quarter. The
dancing can go all night long on nice summer evenings.
Spend
a part of your evening with a bottle of wine on the Pont Des Arts
with, it seems, everyone else in Paris. Some people spread out a
regular picnic and others just stand and watch the lights and boats,
some play music,...
