While Paris is often associated with romance and love there are plenty of exciting activities to enjoy on your own. Whether you’re a solo traveler or just want a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, here are five exciting things to do alone in Paris.
Stroll through the city’s secret gardens
Paris is renowned for its magnificent gardens and parks a haven of peace in the midst of urban bustle. Take time to explore the Luxembourg, Tuileries and Palais Royal gardens, veritable jewels of greenery offering shady paths, peaceful ponds and colorful flowers.
Treat yourself to a candlelit concert
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Explore the city’s museums
Take the time to immerse yourself in the treasures of the Louvre where you can admire masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. Then head for the Musée d’Orsay to contemplate the Impressionists, or discover modern art at the Center Pompidou. On your own, you’ll have the freedom to linger in front of the works that move you most, and explore these iconic sites at your own pace.
Lose yourself in the picturesque streets
Paris is a city of cobbled streets full of charm and history. Let your curiosity guide you as you stroll through emblematic neighborhoods such as Montmartre and the Marais. Lose yourself in the narrow streets, discover unique boutiques, quaint cafés and tempting bakeries. A great way to soak up the essence of Paris.
Treat yourself to a culinary getaway
Let yourself be tempted by the traditional bistros, where you can sample classic French dishes. Or, if you prefer a more contemporary experience, explore the city’s thriving culinary scene, with its Michelin-starred restaurants and creative chefs. You can also indulge in a gourmet visit to the local markets, where you can pick up fresh, tasty produce to enjoy on a bench by the Seine.