Vacation rentals in Paris

On vacation, it's time to strengthen family ties and accompany your children in their discoveries. So, if you're looking for ideas for outings to discover, here they are:

1. The Eiffel Tower Get some height with the Eiffel Tower and let the kids enjoy the spectacular view that the iconic Iron Lady offers. Even the little ones will get there, by taking the elevator!

2. Montparnasse Tower Another option to enjoy an aerial view of the city is to climb to the top of the Montparnasse Tower, to contemplate Paris from its observatory.

3. The National Museum of Natural History Here, visitors can learn more about the evolution of species. A visit to the galleries devoted to the sciences of Life and Man is exciting for all ages.

Paris with 7 / 12 year olds: in the capital, there is so much to see! Visiting Paris with children is also an opportunity for grown-ups to indulge in dreamy and enchanting moments that they wouldn't have dared to indulge in on their own. Train rides, a visit to the Grévin Museum or a little trip to Disneyland Paris... Whether you're big or small, there's so much to do in Paris!

1. Disneyland It's time for comic book and cartoon characters to come to life and show themselves to their biggest fans.

2. The Grevin Museum A must-see address in the 9th arrondissement to get to know celebrities materialized in wax figures.

3. Gare de l'Est The Gare de l'Est reveals in its bowels a network of model trains, owned by the French Association of Friends of Railways.

Paris with teens: sports and shopping Satisfying teenagers' tastes can sometimes be a challenge. Nevertheless, the fact remains that unusual and fun activities will delight them. The list is far from exhaustive!

1. Le Bourget Air and Space Museum Teens will be delighted by the aviation, speed, mechanical and also astronomy simulators.

2. The Stade de France This mythical place built during the 1998 World Cup is worth a visit, especially if you are with teenagers who are passionate about soccer.

3. Shopping at Malik Market Take a trip to Malik Market: your teens will surely find the latest fashion items at low prices.

The 'capital of gastronomy' pleases all tastes and budgets, offering everything from Michelin star establishments, to brasseries, bistros, patisseries and the ubiquitous food stands selling shawarma, fries and hot dogs. When it comes to sidewalk café culture, Paris cannot be beaten.

World cuisine is abundant in Paris, as can be seen by the many Japanese, Chinese, Turkish, Lebanese, Indian, Pakistani, Mediterranean and Moroccan restaurants. For a romantic meal, consider the Jules Verne restaurant that sits grandly atop the Eiffel Tower. Other fine dining options include La Grande Cascade in the Bois de Boulogne, and Chez Georges, a brasserie that opened in 1926. Or, bring your Parisian sojourn to a close with a dinner cruise on the Seine.

For the best croissants you can consider:

1. Boulangerie Poilâne - Known for its rustic sourdough bread, Poilâne also offers excellent croissants made with high-quality ingredients and traditional techniques.
2. Du Pain et des Idées - This bakery is famous for its innovative approach to traditional French pastries, including buttery and flaky croissants with a hint of sweetness.
3. Pierre Hermé - Renowned for its exquisite desserts and pastries, Pierre Hermé offers croissants that are light, airy, and perfectly layered, showcasing the mastery of French baking techniques.

Check these places to try a traditional Coq au vin in Paris:

1. Chez l'Ami Jean - Located in the 7th arrondissement, Chez l'Ami Jean is known for its hearty and flavorful traditional French dishes, including an outstanding Coq au vin.
2. Le Coq Rico - Situated in the Montmartre neighborhood, Le Coq Rico specializes in poultry dishes, offering a refined version of Coq au vin made with high-quality ingredients.
3. Le Relais de l'Entrecôte - While primarily known for its steak frites, this popular bistro also serves a delicious Coq au vin as one of its classic French specialties.

Finding the best Crème brûlée in Paris is subjective. However, there are several establishments in Paris that are renowned for their exceptional Crème brûlée:

1. Le Relais de l'Entrecôte - While primarily known for its steak frites, this popular Parisian bistro also serves a delicious and classic Crème brûlée as a perfect ending to a meal.
2. Le Grand Colbert - Situated in the heart of Paris, this historic brasserie is famous for its elegant ambiance and traditional French cuisine, including a delectable Crème brûlée.
3. L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon - Renowned chef Joël Robuchon's restaurant offers a modern and refined take on Crème brûlée, with a perfectly caramelized top and creamy custard beneath.

1. Arc de Triomphe - Situated at the end of the Champs-Élysées, the iconic Arc de Triomphe is at the junction of 12 of Paris' most important streets. It commemorates those who died in the Revolution and Napoleonic Wars, and can be climbed by visitors for delightful views.
2. Luxembourg Gardens - Built in the 17th Century, these beautiful gardens cover a 23 hectare area. With pristine lawns and an elegant palace located in the middle, it's the perfect location for a leisurely picnic.
3. Notre Dame Cathedral - This Paris gem, located on the Île de la Cité, is a stunning example of French Gothic architecture.
4. Eiffel Tower - Standing proudly in the Paris skyline, the Eiffel Tower offers panoramic views from its 3 viewing platforms and multiple restaurants. Originally a communications tower, today it is a symbol of romance.
5. Champs-Élysées - Famous avenue lined with shops, theaters, and landmarks, including the Arc de Triomphe.
6. Sainte-Chapelle - Exquisite Gothic chapel known for its stunning stained glass windows depicting biblical scenes.