In the world capital of love, it’s easy to find places where you can have a great time with your loved one or make a beautiful marriage proposal. We offer 8 romantic ideas that will provide an unusual and memorable date. Do you want to arrange a bright and unforgettable evening for your “other half”? Use one or more items from our list!

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Enjoy the evening panorama of the capital

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Arrange a photo shoot in the subway

If you don’t want to take pictures in front of masterpieces of street art, stop near one of the photo booths in the metro and arrange a short photo session. It can be romantic, with tender kisses in each other's arms, or funny - with funny grimaces and smiles from ear to ear. A few minutes in the booth will provide valuable memories of the wonderful time spent together. It’s a small thing, but it’s so nice...

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Take a romantic cruise on the Canal Saint Martin

The Canal Saint-Martin is one of the favorite holiday destinations for many Parisians. A very beautiful and cozy place. And to get away from the noisy tourist crowds, a boat trip would be an excellent solution. Travel as part of a group or arrange a cruise for two - decide for yourself. For example, a group 2.5-hour tour of Old Paris along the route from Port de l'Arsenal to Bassin de la Villette will cost 18 euros per person.

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Stroll the rooftops of Paris

Continuing the topic beautiful views In Paris, one cannot ignore the capital's rooftops, from which panoramas of incredible beauty sometimes open up. For example, you can look at the famous Printemps terrace, the rooftop of the nearby Galeries Lafayette, or the French restaurant Le Perchoir.

By the way, in the summer months (from July to September) you can book a place to visit the Saint-Jacques Tower. And the views from it open up... you'll be rocked!

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Enjoy seafood and wine

The freshest oysters and excellent French wine - perhaps the ideal combination for romantic evening. We told you where the most delicious seafood is served in Paris. And if you decide to have a candlelight dinner at home, you can get excellent shellfish and other marine life.

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Dance a passionate tango

Have you always dreamed of mastering the dance of love and passion? Well, don’t put your dream on hold and book a couple of places for your next lesson. Paris is full of studios where you can learn to dance. For example, classes are regularly held at the Théâtre de Verre on 17 rue de la Chapelle. The cost of participation is 3 euros per person.

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It is not for nothing that the diverse and vibrant Paris is considered one of the most romantic places on earth: passions have been raging here for many centuries in a row. The French capital is “woven” from love and fashion, crispy loaves and croissants for breakfast, from many cozy corners with a love story and cabaret lights, from stone walls that have kept royal secrets for many centuries. Where else should lovers go if not to Paris? He was simply created to confess his love! The main thing is to know the route.

Among the most romantic corners of Paris, we have chosen those that are absolutely worth a visit.

Grand Opera (approx. - Opera Garnier)

For the first time this grandiose Opera theatre opened its doors in 1669, and today it is one of the most significant in the whole world. The theater's activities began immediately after Louis the 14th recognized opera as an art form. Originally, Opera Garnier was named after the Royal Academy, which taught dance and music. The name Grand Opera came to it only at the end of the 19th century.

People buy tickets here in advance because there are too many people who want to see performances in which the most famous theater groups from different parts of the planet participate.

If you want to start romantic trip to Paris from its heart - start with the Grand Opera.

This Parisian avenue is glorified in songs, paintings, plays and films. Although it acquired its name only after the French Revolution.

Champs Elysees have always been a significant place for Parisians. But under Louis the 16th, it is unlikely that an ordinary person would have risked walking along Champs-Élysées - it was too dangerous on the Champs-Élysées in those days. And already in 1810, Empress Marie-Louise entered the capital in style through this avenue. Over time, the Champs Elysees became one of the symbols of power and the city as a whole. When the Cossacks of Alexander I took Paris 2 years after World War II, they set up camp on this avenue.

Massive construction of the avenue began only in 1828, and in 1836 the Arc de Triomphe appeared.

Today the Champs Elysees is the main street cities. Life is in full swing here around the clock: parades and exhibitions are held here, musicians play, aromatic coffee is served in the oldest restaurant on the avenue (Le Doyen) and fashionable clothes are sold, and so on.

For more than 7 centuries, one of the oldest palaces in France - and one of the most famous museums peace.

The Louvre began at the end of the 12th century, when Philip Augustus built a fortress, which subsequently underwent constant additions, reconstructions, etc. With the kings and eras, the Louvre was constantly changing - each ruler brought something unique to the appearance of the palace. The palace was finally completed only at the end of the 19th century. However, it is still being rebuilt, trying to extend the life of this most beautiful corner of France.

The French-American couple are the owners of Pink Flamingo, a stylish little company that describes its brand as “comme les autres” on its pizza box. Truly, this is a pizza delivery experience you won't forget.

P.S. There are good boutiques in the area, especially on the Rue des Marseillais.

Take a ride in a vintage retro Citroen

Here's a great idea for a special day or evening in Paris: a tour in a retro Citroen CV2 convertible with a charming French driver in a striped vest. You can ask him to show you everything secret places cities or any specific ones that you would like to see. All drivers have an encyclopedic knowledge of Paris and speak several languages.

Or you can rent a scooter and ride around the streets of Paris on your own. What could be better than taking your loved one around the most romantic city on a ruby ​​red Vespa...

Until the death separates us...

Heading to a cemetery in search of romance might sound a little strange, but then again, this is Paris. Yes, it sounds creepy, but even the cemetery here looks irresistibly romantic. Père Lachaise is like a miniature city.

There are also streets with names and signs, and the tombs look like beautiful little houses. Jim Morrison, Edith Piaf, Oscar Wilde, Chopin, Maria Callas and Marcel Proust are a few of the greats buried here.

Blues in the Bodega

Blues, jazz - seductive music, born from the sounds of harmonica, electric guitar and the words “woman you ain’t no good for me.” On a Sunday evening, Le Caveau des Oubliettes is exactly the tempting place to listen to the best live blues in Paris. The oldest jazz club resembles a post-war bar - nothing special, but there is an underground 12th-century wine cellar that attracts crowds. This club is very convenient and loved by many, come early to have time to find a free place.

Explore the secret waterfalls and vineyards of Paris

Visit Paris's most exotic park, Buttes Chaumont - go on a little adventure down to the foot of the waterfall, explore the impressive artificial grotto, stroll along the infamous Suicide Bridge. A short walk from the park's entrance to the hilltop is a quiet village hidden in the 19th arrondissement, reached by a winding path.

From the top of the hill you will have views of Montmartre across the city with a halo of sunlight perfectly centered over the Basilique du Sacré Cœur. You'll be so captivated by the view that you won't immediately notice the vineyard right under your nose - one of the last three vineyards left in Paris.

In Montmartre there is the more famous Clos de Montmartre vineyard, next to a picturesque cafe painted in romantic pink, with the telling name “Rose Bud” (La Maison Rose).

Aphrodisiac dish: oysters in the city of romance

There are two places where you can eat oysters without worrying about the freshness of the food: L'Ecailler du Bistrot, a five-star seafood restaurant with a very simple but charming setting (pictured above). Located on Rue Paul Bert, this is one of those quaint French bistros.

And the less classic, more fashionable Clamato, which serves only seafood.

Come in the evening at 7 to have time to grab a place for two. The menu changes constantly, depending on what type of oysters and seafood are in season. The cafe is not cheap, but you will never come across poorly refined food.

Drink iced tea in the Garden of Incorrigible Romantics

Since 1981, the private mansion where Delacroix, Chopin and Rossini loved to entertain has become a museum dedicated to the romantic movement in art. Now it’s just paradise. Situated among the greenery of trees, drowning out the noise, decorated with many flowers, lilacs and wisteria, it happily flourishes as if it were all happening in the countryside.

The old glass house, located next to the main townhouse, is used by the artists as a wonderful tea salon, serving lunch and the best Egyptian-style iced tea with hibiscus flowers and cinnamon you will ever taste.

Paradise: √ found.

Oh, and one more thing!

Wall of Love (Le mur des je t"aime)

Located in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, in Montmartre, the Wall is a 40 m² monument to love made from 612 enamel lava tiles, with “I love you” written 311 times in 250 languages, and “red splashes” on the wall symbolizing broken hearts.

TOP 10 most romantic places in Paris!

Robert Doisneau's unforgettable portrait of a couple enjoying a leisurely embrace in the center of Paris is called "Le Baiser de l'Hôtel de Ville." Many couples imitated, embodying a similar scene in front of the same lampposts. We managed to highlight the top ten iconic places to get the perfect romantic photo and immortalize a moment spent in the city of love.

1. Le Pont de l'Alma
If you are standing halfway across a bridge with your back turned to Eiffel Tower when it shines (an hour after sunset), then it is perfect place, to tie into an unabashedly sentimental “selfie”! This bridge was built by Napoleon III in the 1850s, take a look at the statue called "Zouave" which represents the water level and reached a record high during the flood in 1910. The golden Statue of Liberty, which is on the right bank, recalls the memory tragic death romantic princess Diana.

Visit Chez Francis (open every day of the week until 11:30 pm) and raise a toast with a jubilant glass of champagne as you await the twinkling of the tower in the next hour of the evening: the terrace is a great vantage point.

2. Le Pont Alexandre III
Cherubs, nymphs and winged horses, Art Nouveau lamps and a breathtaking Beaux-Arts style - it's no wonder that so many photographers decided to photograph this place. It's also the place where Owen Wilson finally got his girl in Midnight in Paris, and it's the bridge where Adele chose to portray her heartbreaking best-selling song "Someone Like You."

Take your photo here, in front of the stunning backdrop or with the impressive glass dome of the Grand Palais behind you - then continue to have a great time enjoying a cocktail or a delicious dinner in the stunning Mini Palais restaurant with its high ceilings, contemporary Frechon menu and fabulous terraces.

3. Le Pont de Sully
There is no need to look further if you want to know where it is the best place- view of Notre Dame. It's worth the extra effort to walk to the end of the Ile Saint-Louis and see the cathedral from its surroundings, and you'll take absolutely breathtaking photographs of this masterpiece of Gothic architecture.

Stroll along Rue Saint-Louis-en-Île, turning either at Berthillon or La Maison Du Chou (5, Rue Jean du Bellay), whose streets will melt your heart.

4. Place Dauphine
Quickening the heartbeat from Notre Dame and the breathtaking beauty of the stained glass at Sainte-Chapelle, we offer what is perhaps the most picturesque in the whole city. Tucked away just next to the Pont Neuf, refreshingly uncrowded and glorious at any time of year, Place Dauphine is not great place for taking photos, no matter what angle you choose. Follow in the hallowed footsteps of the famous French actor Yves Montand (decided to live with his illegitimate woman Simone Signoret in the 1950s), who fell in love romantic place overlooking the Seine around the corner, and then stroll along the Pont Neuf to the Odéon for time at the chic literary café Les Editeurs, for a taste of French cinematic glamor.

5. Parc Monceau
It would be tempting to turn your attention to famous gardens such as Champ-de-Mars and Jardins de Luxembourg, especially if your time is limited. But if the romance in your head and air turns your head to the 8th arrondissement of Paris and discovers the small but fully formed “Parc Monceau”, then you will even be initially enchanted as you pass under the breathtaking gilded gates.

This romantic park style, complete with a scaled-down lake and Roman-style colonnade, even boasts a miniature Venetian-style bridge: if that's not your destination, we know what to suggest! Finish your walk with a visit to the grand Musée Jacquemart-André and learn the love story of its former owners.

6. Parc de Vincennes
It takes a bit of effort to get here from the very center of Paris, but it's definitely worth a visit. Built in 1860, named as the "Temple of Love", where many wedding proposals were told, and where guests from near and far come to take photographs as evidence of their strong relationship. For the more adventurous, you can take metro line 8 there, then walk to Daumesnil. But in order to do best photo, you need to stand opposite the island "Île de Reuilly". You can rent a boat and sail up to the island - and don't forget to go down and visit the grotto below the temple.

7. Le Chalet des Îles
It's hard to believe that it is only ten minutes' drive from Arc de Triomphe as you stroll through the Bois de Boulogne and stroll through this ultra-romantic haven of tranquility. Empress Eugenie, who was the wife of Napoleon III, who owned this park, has always been and will be fabulous place for lunch, dinner. This is perhaps the most attractive part of the city!

8. Le Grand Véfour
It doesn't matter whether you're lucky enough to have dined here before, or enjoyed a romantic lunch elsewhere in Paris, it's impossible to miss the historic surroundings and the sheer perfection of the space, coupled with delicious dishes. For over 200 years, this restaurant has been in the Palais Royal and stepping inside for the first time is an unforgettable experience and something you should experience at least once in your life.

9. L'Hôtel, rue des Beaux Arts
Oscar Wilde stated that "The very essence of romance is uncertainty." Overflowing with romantic atmosphere and natural views on the terrace, "adresse de rêve", next to the Odeon, where the writer Oscar Wilde spent his last evenings. Take a stroll and admire the circular staircase on your way up to the restaurant, and check out the tiny courtyard with its fountain before perusing the menu and enjoying the cuisine.

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The most alluring city in the world is undoubtedly Paris. Shady boulevards, lantern-lit bridges, gourmet cuisine and cafe terraces with wicker chairs line the area, seducing people from all over the world with their aura, regardless of the time of year or day. Count of the days is lost in the streets of Paris. What's the best way to spend your romantic day in Paris? But such a day should definitely be in your plans and we will advise you this...

Morning... It will take you at least nine months to view every piece of art in the Louvre, but the clever arrangement of exhibits into thematic sections makes exploring the museum more accessible. Couples in love should definitely follow the Mythical Love Story of the Great Aphrodite, where during this one and a half hour of a fascinating love journey you can see the depiction of the love pangs of famous literary heroes, for example, such as Eros.

The banks of the Seine are very beautiful and make Paris even more seductive. From the Louvre you can take a leisurely stroll along the river bank to the islands of Ile de la Cité and Ile Saint-Louis. Then, cross the Seine on the Pont de Archevêché (Archbishop's Bridge), the narrowest bridge in Paris, where couples attach locks as a sign of eternal love and throw the key into the river. Stock up on a love lock and key in advance and this romantic touch will remain in your memory forever.

Who among us doesn’t love ice cream, and lovers are ready to eat it without counting the calories? Ile Saint-Louis is famous for its incomparable Berthillon ice cream. Sometimes it is very difficult to choose from 70 flavors. Pear sorbet or salted caramel can be enjoyed at Maison Berthillon (29–31 Rue Saint-Louis en l’Île), or in retail outlets throughout the island, such as Le Flore en l"Ile, where you can taste surprisingly delicious croissants. (42 Quai d'Orléans).

Afternoon... The father of French romanticism lived in the building where the National Delacroix Museum is located today, until his death in 1863. His famous works are kept in the Louvre and Orsay, where you will find his personal belongings, such as a bunk bed. (6 Rue de Furstenberg, closed on Tuesdays).

Strolling along Rue Mouffetard in the Latin Quarter, filled with stalls and food shops, you'll be left feeling hungry by the aromas of Androuet cheeses, which you can buy vacuum-packed to take home. And what about juicy macaroons with raspberries or black currants and divine-tasting Mococha sweets? Here you can also buy cute trinkets for your home (51 Rue Mouffetard).

IN Latin Quarter There is the amazing restaurant Le Coupe Chou, which is a very romantic place with candles and vines, in the style of the 17th century. The ceilings, antiques and overall ambience, as well as the dishes on offer, such as meat bourguignon, reflect the essence of the French village in the center of Paris. Marlene Dietrich once loved to dine here (9 & 11 Rue de Lanneau).

Evening... Before sunset, in the small garden-museum Musée de la Vie Romantique, at the end of the cobbled Lane, at the Hôtel Scheffer-Renan, you can visit an intellectual museum dedicated to the life and work of the writer Amandine Aurora Lucille Dupin - (better known as Georges Sand), the museum is full of paintings and artefacts (16 Rue Chaptal).

Chocolate is an art, and this can be fully experienced in the Marais, in the Chocolaterie Joséphine Vannier boutique. Edible creations made from chocolate, including musical instruments (saxophone, piano, violins and electric guitars) and shoes (high heels and other shoes) look too good to eat. On weekends you can enjoy delicious cookies here. (4 Rue du Pas de la Mule).

We recommend ending your day in Paris with a romantic evening at the bistro Le Vieux Belleville at the top of the Parc de Belleville. The warm atmosphere of this place is filled with the lyrical music of Edith Piaf. This is an atmospheric place where they perform chanson, heartfelt and lyrical, and this bistro is very loved by Parisians (12 Rue Des nvierges).

Which city do you consider the most romantic city in the world?