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You can understand the French “art de vivre” in just one day. Wait until the morning sun starts seeping through the incisions of the shutters, catch the first batch of croissants at the boulangerie and go to greet the sea. Then stroll along the shore of the Bay of Angels, climb the Castle Hill to take in "that view." Start the evening enjoying the sunset on a bar terrace on the waterfront and fall in love with your own life. This simple recipe of happiness was suggested to us by Alyona, the author of the @niceislove project. Many years ago, she saw Nice in her own special way and, in order to shift its perception, four years ago she started sharing photos of her favorite city and has been doing so every day. We have developed this route together.

The French Art of Living

The best way to start your day is a yummy breakfast with good coffee in a nice place. This meal is sacred for Parisians and they treat it seriously. A typical one would be – coffee or tea, fresh juice, pastry or baguette with butter or jam or yogurt with granola. Breakfast ends noon sharp when it's time for lunch. We give you the list for a perfect start of your day.

Top Places for Breakfast in Paris

Eiffel Tower, Montmartre or Montparnasse don't actually have the monopoly of the best Paris panorama. Sometimes you can watch the city in its glory in a totally unexpected place in the company of friends not endless tourists and clicks of their cameras.

With a View: Paris in its Best

Every Parisian has an immediate answer to the question of which bank of the Seine is better, the left or the right one. Each one has their personal favourite, without exceptions, and even though both sides of the river are just beautiful, the two parties will never come to an agreement. Take a walk around the left one and decide which team are you in – the Left Bank or the Right Bank!

A Day on the Left Bank

Half of Paris buildings seem to be hotels, but figuring out where to stay and book a room sometimes looks like a mission impossible to complete. Some are too posh and expensive while others are too low-quality. However, there are a few cool boutique hotels and private apartments, which tempt you to stay indoors and don’t cost like hell. Our accommodation guide reveals those secret places.

Paris: Where to Stay

This itinerary is for those who brought kids on the trip and want them to remember something different than endless boring shops, cafes where there's nothing for them to eat or dull museums. Paris has places exciting for all ages.

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