BIBLIOTHEQUE NATIONALE DE FRANCE-SITE RICHELIEU

This is the original of now six sites of the French National Library, heir of the royal library of France, itself dating back to 1368. Site Richelieu is dedicated to coins, stamps, maps, manuscripts, music, objects and prints, holding the rarest objects including first examples of human writing. Apart... 

GALLOPIN

Opened in 1876 by Gustave Gallopin, it became the first  Anglo-American bar in Paris. Four generations of ownership later, today the brasserie is an impeccable and classy establishment in terms of decor, classic french cuisine, service and reserved clientele. Smart dress and reservations are recommended. Practical... 

LEGRAND FILLES ET FILS

Located inside the gorgeous Passage Viviene, it is one of the oldest and most reputable wine “caves” of Paris. The boutique includes a wine bar, epicerie and cellars. Here you can also sign up for wine tastings and lessons in oenology. 33 142 60 07 12 1, rue de la Banque, 75002 M: Bourse www.caves-legrand.com  Read More →

LE TAMBOUR

Though hard to believe, ‘french hippie’ is not an oxymoron. This retro-festive brasserie is run by a few of them and serves tasty traditional french dishes to the famished crowds once the party is out no matter what time of day  as it is open 24/7. When the weather is nice, opt for a lovely...