![\"smiling_woman_paris\"](\"https:\/\/www.intelligenttravelblog.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/02\/smiling_woman_paris.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nBreakfast in Paris<\/h2>\n
Start the day right and wake up early to head experience some french local breakfast. What we did, we actually woke up as early as 6:00am to catch the freshest bread and pastries in the bakery.<\/p>\n
Or better yet, head to cafes for a breakfast combo offering that they have. Here are my breakfast spots suggestions:<\/strong><\/p>\n Located at 10 Rue Lamarck along with Montmartre\u2019s bustling neighborhood, this top-notch Aussie-inspired breakfast or brunch place is a must-try.<\/p>\n Being in the top list, this Australian fusion of French cuisine lures the curious appetite of locals and tourists alike. They have a wide range of boulangeries, jams and coffees, plus a good breakfast deal of fewer than 15 euros.<\/p>\n Located at 15 Quai de Montebello, all the artsy foodies out there will love this place, here\u2019s a very artistic cafe just for you. They are famed for their amazing customer service and bountiful breakfast offerings.<\/p>\n Their eggs benedict is on top of the list that you should definitely try. While sipping your coffee, from the cafe, you will marvel at the architectural site of the Notre Dame.<\/p>\n The last year 2019, sad news broke the hearts of the French people and tourists all over the world. The famed Notre Dame of Paris broke down by the fire.<\/p>\n However, this is not to encourage you but to give you some hope of its current restoration process. You can still admire its ruins. No matter how much damage it got from the fire, it is still a real beauty.<\/p>\n Not too far from Notre Dame, is the Sainte Chapelle, dubbed as the gem of Gothic Style. This stunning stained glass church was built for seven years to house precious Christian relics, including Christ\u2019s crown of thorns, acquired by Saint Louis.<\/p>\n Its stained glass panes depict the same exact 1,113 scenes from both of the Old and New Testaments recounting the history of the world until the arrival of the relics in Paris.<\/p>\n Just right next to Sainte Chapelle, discover this splendid Gothic palace built by King Philip The Fair. This used to be a Royal residence for kings and queens which was then converted as a Palace of Justice.<\/p>\n The Kings of France abandoned the palace in the 14th century to move at the famed \u201cThe Louvre\u201d. Some part of the palace was also converted into prison cells and revolutionary prison. The remarkable prisoner Marie-Antoinette was detained here during the French Revolution.<\/p>\n Located at the Latin Quarter of Paris, this impressive structure was first built as a church in 1758 dedicated to the Patron Saint of Paris, Genevieve.<\/p>\n After some time, it was later converted as a mausoleum for the remains of the most distinguished French citizens with the likes of the famous painters: Raphael and Annibale Carracci, composer Arcangelo Corelli and architect Baldassare Peruzzi.<\/p>\n You can enter here for free every European Heritage Days, which is on the third week of September.<\/p>\n Not too far from the Pantheon, this beautiful garden is located at the 6th arrondissement of Paris. Built-in 1612 by Marie de\u2019Medici, the widow of King Henry IV of France, for her very own residence fit for a queen like her.<\/p>\n In this 23-hectare garden, you will not run out of the spot to choose to enjoy a quick break from all the walking or maybe take a lunch picnic while admiring the beauty of this garden.<\/p>\n If you don\u2019t feel like picnicking and wanted to go all out to spend a few bucks for a good french lunch, here are some good spots for you to try:<\/p>\n In less than 30 minutes, depending on your pace, of course, you will reach this famed museum. Just make sure you have reserved yourself a \u201cskip the line\u201d ticket to get rid of the long line of tourists who were also trying to see this famous landmark.<\/p>\n Spend an hour or two marveling on the most famous art displays from the world\u2019s most renowned artists with the likes of Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael.<\/p>\nThe Hardware Societe Paris<\/h3>\n
Aux Arts Etc.Cafe Galerie d\u2019Art<\/h3>\n
Church Hopping in Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Paris and Sainte Chapelle<\/h2>\n
Discover Conciergerie<\/h2>\n
Go deep in history at the Pantheon<\/h2>\n
Take a Break at the beautiful Le Jardin du Luxembourg<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nGo for Lunch like a French Local<\/h2>\n
\n
Shake off the calories and hit \u201cThe Louvre\u201d<\/h2>\n