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Paris—the epitome of romance, beckons lovers from afar with its timeless charm and unparalleled beauty. Cobblestone streets, candlelit bistros and palatial gardens have inspired love throughout countless generations and been the backdrop for more movies and books than we could possibly count. 

Whether you’re strolling hand in hand by the Seine, dining at Michelin-starred restaurants or staring into each other’s eyes in a row boat, there are endless opportunities to show your love in Paris. 

Get ready to schmooze with 13 of the most romantic things to do in Paris, the city of love, in 2024.

Try Your Hand At French Cuisine

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The French are known for their love language of food—crepes smothered in Nutella, bread and pastries that will change your life and cheese that will send you weak at the knees. You and your partner can shop, cook and eat like a Parisian with a  class where you’ll create the menu with a chef, source top-quality local products and cook a four course meal before sitting down to enjoy your hard work alongside world-class French wines and cheeses. It’s the best way to get your hands dirty and make everlasting memories doing something that’s totally unique and likely a new experience for the both of you. 

Picnic In Place Des Vosges 

What could be more romantic, or more French, than grazing on a picnic with your loved one? Head to your favourite boulangerie for a freshly baked baguette and the market for a bottle of wine and some deliciously creamy cheeses before heading to one of our most loved spots—Place des Vosges. This endearing square in the heart of the Marais is full of 17th century, ivy-covered peach stoned mansions, trickling fountains and impeccable gardens. Get settled in a spot on the manicured grass surrounded by lime trees and flowerbeds before getting stuck into your curated French delicacies—there is no better way to enjoy Paris.  

Stroll Through The Montmartre

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The Montmarte is a true wonder of Paris, filled with incredible museums and galleries, a secret vineyard, the and of course, the Wall of Love. The blue wall with “I love you” written in over 250 languages is one of the most popular spots for a couple selfie and you guessed it: proposals. After taking a snap, be sure to stop in at the iconic cafe with its pink and green exterior and ivy-covered walls.  

Bask In The Sunset Under A Sweeping Willow 

In the first arrondissement of Paris, on the most Westerly tip of Île de la Cité is the stunning green space of Square du Vert Galant, home to the most picturesque weeping willow along the banks of the River Seine known as Saule Pleureur De La Pointe. At the end of the day, Parisians flock here to sit with a bottle of wine and admire the sun setting over Paris. You’ll bear witness to the changing colours of the sky as you take in the view over the Pont des Art bridge and the Louvre. It’s a busy little spot so be sure to get there early to secure your place on the riverside. 

Admire Monet’s Water Lilies

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What better way to connect with your love than by admiring the romantic paintings of the impressionists at . Stroll through the works of Matisse, Cezanne, and Picasso before hitting the true centrepiece—a room filled with Monet’s water lilies. Sit hand in hand in the middle of the room surrounded by 360 degree views of the lilies as you chat all things art and life. We’re swooning just writing this.  

Take In The Shimmering Sight Of The Eiffel Tower

Cliche and expected, yet equally deserving of the top spot is taking in the view of the  as it lights up the sky with its shimmering show at night. Every hour, on the hour, the tower sparkles with over 20,000 gold lights that cast their magic over the sweeping panoramic views of Paris. To up the ante on the romance, venture up to the top-floor  and toast your significant other with a glass of pink Champagne as you enjoy unparalleled views over the city. 

Smooch At The Temple Of Love

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Just outside of Paris you’ll find the enchanting with its awe-inspiring gardens and 17th century architecture that allures people from around the world. Time slows down here as you meander through 250 acres of gardens filled with water fountains, blooms and monuments, including the Temple of Love. Word has it that Queen Marie-Antoinette, the last queen of France, ordered architect Mique to come up with the design and build the neoclassical structure to celebrate the love of the royals. Couples from all over visit the Temple of Love to renew their vows or propose, with the fairytale that sharing a kiss at the centre of the temple strengthens love and a relationship. If that’s true, we can’t find a reason not to visit this place. 

Tour Through The Wines Of France

Visiting a cosy wine bar in the streets of Paris has to be one of the most romantic things to do on planet earth. Whether you’re after a hearty red from the south or a refreshingly crisp rosé, cracking open a bottle and sharing it after a day of exploring Paris is something dreams are made of. You’ll find no shortage of excellent wine bars from those with a few stools to the more elaborate serving up plates of French cuisine to go with your world-class wine.

Walk Through The Passages Of Paris

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The landmark passages of Paris offer a unique glimpse into the city’s history, hiding architectural gems, candlelit bistros and on-trend shops. Passage des Panoramas, the first covered passage in Europe will make you feel like you’ve stepped into another time and interlinked glass roofed Passage Jouffroy has all sorts of antiques and vintage jewellery to collect.  In the Marais district, the narrow Grand Cerf is pure romance with cafes, boutiques full of trinkets, a glass ceiling and wrought iron decorations. 

Row A Boat in Bois de Boulogne

Whilst it’s totally romantic to sail down the Seine on a river cruise, we just can’t go past a row boat for two. Full of lush gardens, postcard worthy views, and florals that will rival Nana’s garden, the lake at Bois de Boulogne is an idyllic spot to spend an afternoon. When your arms get tired of rowing, walk through the winding paths and check out the Château Vincennes and Jardin Shakespeare where plants, flowers and trees mentioned in the famous writer’s plays grow alongside Summer time performances in the open-air theatre. 

Cycle Down Canal Saint-Martin

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There are few spots more romantic for a bike ride than along the shaded 19th century paths of Canal Saint-Martin. Spend some time on the iron footbridge at the intersection of rue de la Grange aux Belles and quai de Jemmapes to watch the boats go past before grabbing a pizza from and finding the perfect spot to give the bikes a rest and share a slice together. You’ll instantly fall in love with this trendy boho neighbourhood.  

Feast On Michelin Star Plates 

Paris is home to some of the finest food in the world and in our humble opinion, dining and wining is quite possibly the most lovely thing you could do. If you want to treat the special person in your life, go all out with a Michelin-starred restaurant like with its modern glamour and old-school French decor. Foodies flock to this restaurant just to sample Chef Eric Frechon’s macaroni stuffed with black truffle artichoke and duck foie gras, served alongside a gratin with aged Parmesan. The 5, 7 and 9 course tasting menus at are also well worth a spot on your bucket list. Expect seasonal produce that changes daily—it’s all up to the chef, designed to thrill and delight diners with accompanying wines from their choice of over 700 bottles. 

Can-Can At The Cabaret

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Everyone knows a visit to Paris is not complete without a night out at the cabaret. Standing the test of time for over 100 years, the French and tourists alike can’t get enough of this form of captivating entertainment. The quintessential experience is of course the however we’re also big fans of the smaller, more intimate in the bohemian Montmartre.