WELKEYS GOODTIP: our Paris guide

Paris, an authentic city with a contemporary style

‍As the capital of France, Paris boasts around twenty arrondissements, each brimming with charming spots to explore during a stay in the country. This destination can be discovered from its chicest neighborhoods to its most historic sites, not to mention the hidden passages tucked away in the depths of the city.

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Discover Paris at your own pace…

‍There are many ways to visit the fashion capital. To help your guests immerse themselves in this magnificent city, the best first step is to consult a travel forum. This option allows them to easily find and categorize Paris's must-see spots. If it is their first time in the city, you can suggest they start their stroll along the banks of the Seine. This route offers a panoramic view of the most beautiful Parisian monuments. Furthermore, they will quickly become familiar with the City of Light as they discover everything from Notre-Dame Cathedral to the Louvre Museum. By the end of their stay, all of Paris's neighborhoods and secret spots will hold no more mysteries for your travelers.

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Île de la Cité, an unmissable spot

‍During a visit along the Seine, Airbnb travelers will certainly pass through one of the places that shaped the history of Paris: the Île de la Cité. Once used as a refuge by a Celtic tribe, this area has been the seat of royal and religious power since the Middle Ages. Today, it is an exceptional point of interest due to its sumptuous buildings constructed in the heart of the capital, such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, the medieval towers of the Conciergerie, and the Place Dauphine. Adding to these wonders is the Pont-Neuf, the oldest bridge in Paris, which is easy to spot while walking along the quays of the Seine. It is also difficult to talk about the Île de la Cité without mentioning its incredible flower market. The area is perfect for meeting people or strolling through the center of Paris.

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The Church of Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois and the 1st Arrondissement Town Hall, another Parisian curiosity

‍The famous Church of Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois also fascinates visitors passing through the Place du Louvre. The most curious thing about this route is noticing that the 1st Arrondissement Town Hall, built between 1858 and 1863, stands as if by magic next to this religious monument and adopts an identical facade. It is worth noting that the two "twin" buildings are separated by more than six centuries, and a 38-meter belfry stands between them to distinguish the two. Historically, the church was the designated parish for the royal family during the time the Valois made the Louvre the residence of the Kings of France. Formerly called Saint-Germain-le-Rond, the Church of Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois is also considered the "parish of artists."

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