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You can go to souvenir shops and buy your lover a token of love or you can have a cup of coffee at the cafes of Tuileries Gardens, or you can simply walk around the Seine. 10. Musee d’Orsay Source- Unsplash Note that the Arc is free to look at and free to walk under. It is only climbing the platform that incurs a fee, and entails a bit of queueing. To complete this itinerary in a single day, you may wish to skip climbing the platform. Also read Champs Elysees in Paris: A Guide to the Must-See Avenue! 12. Pont des Arts Source- Unsplash There is also the opportunity to walk up the stairs to a 30m-high walkway along the top of the arch, which is the perfect place to get an unbelievable panoramic view of Paris! While ol’ Paris is pretty safe, you can never be too cautious. Here are the best tips for keeping your trip problem-free.

The monument is a stunning example of sculpture from the first half of the 19th century. It marks the sacrifice of French soldiers, especially those who fought during the Napoleonic Wars. Inside the arch and on top of the storied monument, is carved the names of generals and the wars fought by France. His slipperiness left me feeling frustrated, and I heard the echo of his pesky giggle, an aural version of the Cheshire cat's smile, in the Paris street when I left. Then I remembered the impact Amour had on me – a tribute to the beatific grace of its actors and to their physical and moral courage, yet also to Haneke's unsparing quest for the truth about the way we live and die. A film director has the right to remain invisible; hauled out of hiding by the marketers, he is entitled to conceal or to profess ignorance of the urges that underlie his work. But it's easier to watch Haneke's films, harrowing as they are, than to meet the man who made them. From health enthusiasts to old age people Parc Montsouris is for everyone. You can visit with your partner and spend time with them while soaking in the peace. Things to do- Temple of love people calls this place, what can be more romantic than the temple of love itself. This is the most romantic place in our list of 15 romantic places to visit in Paris for couples. You can locate Temple de L’amour on a small island, amidst the gaping views of Versailles.This makes Paris an incredibly romantic destination for an evening walk, which only contributes to the city’s reputation as the City of Love. Take in a panoramic view of popular Paris attractions, including Montmartre, Notre Dame,Les Invalides, and the glimmering waterways of the River Seine. There’s no better way to finish off the day than to watch this spectacular tower light up under the Paris sky! Even the pigeons are dancing, kissing, going in circles, mounting each other. Paris is the city of love, even for the birds.”– Samantha Schutz

Paris is called the city of love, the love is in the air of Paris, there are destinations crafted just for couples. Many places do boast of being romantic but there’s no other like Paris, the atmosphere itself invites you to fall in love, appreciate the beauty of your partner. Whether it’s scribbling “I love you” on the wall of love, or laying on the grass of the Eiffel Tower, Paris plays with the strings of heart, so here are 15 Romantic Places to visit in Paris for couples. source- Unsplash 15 Romantic Places to visit in Paris for couples You can go watch a puppet show with your lover at Theatre Guignol Anatole, or you can play games at games escapes. 14. Gare de Lyon’s Le Train Bleu Source- Unsplash Paris is one of the top destinations on a European travel itinerary and it’s often referred to as the “most romantic city in the world”. it’s estimated that a whopping 92% of tourists who visit the placethink it is romantic (this includes me). Insider Tip:You can’t take a large bag or suitcase with you because they can damage the fragile interior. It is also not wheelchair accessible because of the many stairs. Read: The Most Famous Paintings in the Louvre 3. Beautiful places to propose Notre Dame View on the Eiffel Tower from the Arc de TriompheAlthough I don’t consider myself a very romantic person, I have to admit that I think Paris is a pretty romantic city. I think it lives up to its reputation of being one of the most romantic cities in the world, and there is no other place quite like it. Romanticism can be found in many art forms. This includes paintings, sculptures, literature, theatre, music and architecture. Enjoy a day finding the secret gems in Paris in this artistic hub from days gone by. It was featured in famous poetry, paintings and the hit film, Moulin Rouge. Any Paris itinerary MUST feature a trip to Montmartre.

Paris is not only dubbed the City of Love but also the art capital of the world. One of the most famous artistic styles that flourished in the city is Romanticism. Come to this train station and enjoy a hearty meal with elegance along with your lover. Although the restaurant is one of the costliest restaurants in Paris, it’s worth it. So it comes as no surprise that romantic movies and series have greatly contributed to Paris’ reputation of being one of the most romantic cities in the world. 2. Art and RomanticismAlso read Nightlife in Paris – 6 Places to Get the Best Nightlife Experience 1. Eiffel Tower Source- Unsplash Experience the Les Catacombs de Paris, for an emotional and historical afternoon in Paris. The Catacombs are a labyrinth of underground quarries, which were created to eliminate the city’s overflowing cemeteries, and became one of the largest ossuaries in the world. On top of that, according to a Google Translate study, the language which is mostly used to translate romantic phrases is – you guessed it right – French! 9. The Temple of Love The Temple of Love in Versailles The stunningly opulent facade is only the beginning of how amazing the building is, and the historic location has become a major symbol of Paris itself. Just walking up the staircase into the Grand Foyer makes you feel fancy enough to be hanging out with a bunch of aristocrats! Earlier Haneke films have dealt with a casual, motiveless murder in Benny's Video, and the indiscriminate shooting of a crowd in 71 Fragments of a Chronology of Chance. But Amour examines dying, a process that is more protracted and much more upsetting to watch. There is less drama here, because the decay is predictable and wearily gradual. All the same, the climax of Amour is a scene that takes you by surprise and leaves you numb.