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2016 2017 best of English edition paris www.petitfute.uk.com 509615_2Cb.indd 1 18/04/2016 08:33:41 PUBLISHING Collection Directors and Authors: Dominique AUZIAS Dominique AUZIAS Welcome With the cooperation of Claude MAILLERET Authors: Robert GERMAIN, Marielle BRIE, Emmanuelle FINET, Marie Pierre CREON, Anaïs LERMA, TO PARIS ! Vincent DELMAS, Claire DELBOS, Cyrille CHARPENTIER, Isabelle SPIRI, Marie BERTHIER, Alice PAPIN, Sydney ABANCOURT, Léa LOUIS,Jean-Baptiste THIBAUT, Stéphane POCIDALO, Margot CARRAU, Philippe TOINARD, Michel DOUSSOT, Marion GREGOIRE, Julie EZNBERG, Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE, Dominique AUZIAS et alter Publishing Director: Stéphan SZEREMETA Publishing Team: François TOURNIE, Maurane CHEVALIER, Silvia FOLIGNO, Bénédicte PETIT STUDIO Made for English-speaking people looking for good tips Studio Manager: Sophie LECHERTIER and good addresses in Paris, Best of Paris by Petit Futé is assisted by Romain AUDREN Layout: Julie BORDES, Sandrine MECKING, Delphine an essential how-to guide to find an accommodation, a PAGANO, Laurie PILLOIS restaurant, to organize your visits and outings to be sure Pictures Management and Mapping: Audrey LALOY you will not get lost in the capital city of France. It is true WEB that Paris is huge and full of charm : it has many sites to visit Web Director: Louis GENEAU de LAMARLIERE Technical Director: Lionel CAZAUMAYOU like the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame de Paris and Montmartre, Web Management and Development: and features museums of high cultural interest, like the Jean-Marc REYMUND, Cédric MAILLOUX et Florian FAZER Community Manager: Cyprien de CANSON Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay and the Musée National d’Art PUBLICITY TEAM Moderne – Centre Pompidou. But Paris is also the Parisian Local Publicity Manager: Caroline CHOLLET way of life, with its myriad of restaurants, bistros and cafes, Local Publicity Responsible: Michel GRANSEIGNE its markets and shops offering a large choice of local products Customer Relationship Management: Vimla MEETTOO et Sandra RUFFIEUX to enjoy the french gastronomy. Last but not least, as a NATIONAL PUBLICITY TEAM fashion capital, Paris is a paradise for all the fashionistas Advertising Managers: Caroline AUBRY, François with its leading designers and iconic brands.You can find BRIANCON-MARJOLLET, Perrine DE CARNE MARCEIN, Caroline GENTELET, Florian MEYBERGER et Caroline PREAU some of the most famous couture houses in Paris walking INTERNATIONAL PUBLICITY TEAM down the Champs-Elysées and Avenue Montaigne. But Advertising Managers: Jean-Marc FARAGUET, you can also go shopping in some small traditional shops Guillaume LABOUREUR assistés d’Elisa MORLAND and department stores.That’s why Paris is ranked first CIRCULATION AND PROMOTION european city as a touristic destination, attracting more Sales Promotion Director: Bénédicte MOULET assistée d’Aissatou DIOP et Alicia FILANKEMBO than 27 million tourists each year. With this guidebook, Petit Sales Manager: Jean-Pierre GHEZ assisté de Nathalie Futé has done everything possible to give you a selection of GONCALVES addresses gathering the must-sees as the hidden treasures Press-Sponsors Partnership Management: Jean-Mary MARCHAL for a successful stay in the City of Light and to enjoy the ADMINISTRATION best of Paris. Welcome to Paris ! Chairman: Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE Financial Director: Gérard BRODIN Human Resources Director: Dina BOURDEAU assistée de Sandra MORAIS et Vianney LAVERNE Information Technology Manager: Pascal LE GOFF Accounting: Valérie DECOTTIGNIES assistée de Jeannine DEMIRDJIAN, Christelle MANEBARD et Adrien PRIGENT Collection: Fabien BONNAN assisté de Sandra BRIJLALL Switchboard: Jehanne AOUMEUR PETIT FUTE BEST OF PARIS 2016 - 2017 Dominique Auzias founded Le Petit Futé. It is published by Les Nouvelles Editions de l’Université 18, rue des Volontaires - 75015 Paris. & 01 53 69 70 00 - Fax 01 42 73 15 24 Internet: www.petitfute.com SAS au capital de 1 000 000 E - RC PARIS B 309 769 966 Cover: Façade Moulin Rouge © FRANCIS THEBLUEROOM Impression: GROUPE CORLET IMPRIMEUR - PRINTED IN FRANCE 14110 Condé-sur-Noireau Completion date: 19/06/2016 ISBN: 9782746998070 DIGITAL VERSION To contact us by email, family name (lowercase) followed by @petitfute.com Send an e-mail to the editor: [email protected] FOR FREE See page 89 CONTENT VISITS Live Music – Clubs ..............................160 Cabarets & Shows ..............................162 Guided Tours ...........................................8 Sites & Monuments ..............................11 Museums...............................................18 SHOPPING Religious Buildings ...............................36 Tableware ............................................164 Parks & Gardens ...................................39 Jewels – Watches – Glasses ..............166 Decoration ...........................................170 RESTAURANTS Major Shops – Malls ...........................171 French Gastronomy ..............................44 Fashion ................................................172 Around Paris .........................................100 Secondhand Shops .............................175 Val-d’Oise ...........................................100 Perfume Shops ....................................176 Yvelines ...............................................100 Regional Cuisine .................................104 Gourmet Products ...............................177 World Cuisine ......................................110 Alcohols .................................................177 Coffee & Tea ..........................................179 LODGING Sweets ....................................................181 Bookshops ..........................................184 Reservation Centres – Rentals ...........136 Hotels ..................................................137 BEAUTY AND WELFARE GOING OUT Beauty And Welfare ............................186 Cafés – Bars & Pubs ...........................154 Index ...................................................187 direct access to the beach visually impaired disability take away bar mental handicap room service laundry motor disability fitness room air conditioning garden or park playroom / tv nightclub games modern sanitary cash machine washing machine / laundry water sports drinking water bicycle rental tennis horse riding grocery store archery smoking area airport shuttle non-smoking fishing waterslide fitness indoor swimming pool fan miniature golf outdoor heated pool toilet drain hard of hearing disability outdoor pool sailing FIND the Best visits interesting excellent unmissable Unforgettable 3 Champ-de-Mars. © OSTILL - ISTOCKPHOTO 4 Paris 5 Visits TheLégende chimera of Eugene Viollet-le-Duc perched at the top of the Notre-Dame cathedral. ©© SYLVAINCOPYRIGHT SONNET Bolbo lbo BolboVisits lbo GUIDED TOURS LES VEDETTES DU PONT-NEUF Located at the heart of Paris, opposite the Ile Saint-Louis, Square du Vert-Galant (1er) Paris Bike Tour offers, besides a bike rental service, three & 01 46 33 98 38 tours organised from its shop : the first one, called « rive www.vedettesdupontneuf.fr droite », initially goes through Marais passing through the [email protected] Place des Vosges and the Picasso Museum before joining M° Pont Neuf the Palais-Royal via Beaubourg. After going through the o Louvre, you will go along the Seine and make stops at Open all year. Cruises : from March 15th to October 31st, Pont-Neuf, Notre Dame and on the Ile Saint-Louis. The from 10.30am to 10.30pm; from November 1st to March tour called « rive gauche » will allow you to discover 14th : Monday to Thursday from 10.30am to 10pm; from the beautiful fifth district by taking a route that passes November 1st to March 14th, Friday to Sunday from 10.30am through the Place Saint-Michel, the Saint-Sulpice Church, to 10pm. Free for under 3-year-olds. Adult : E14. Child Luxembourg, La Sorbonne, the Pantheon and the Jardin (from 4 to 12 years old) : E7. Guided tour. Catering facilities des plantes. Finally, choose the new promenade « Paris la nuit » to appreciate the capital from a different angle (snack bar with take-away). on a journey that takes you from the left bank to right The starting point of the one-hour commented cruise bank. Reserve at least 24 hours in advance, by telephone on the Seine aboard these Vedettes is the edge of the or by the Internet. picturesque square located at the foot of the Pont Neuf, at the Western end of the Ile de la Cité. The course will LES BATEAUX PARISIENS let you explore the banks of the river between Notre Port de La Bourdonnais (7e) Dame and the Eiffel Tower. Twenty trips are available & 08 25 01 01 01 (0,15 E/minute) in high season. Go for late departures so as to enjoy the www.bateauxparisiens.com illuminated monuments of the city of Paris! Les Vedettes RER Champs de Mars Tour Eiffel are invaded by tourists throughout the year, but this or M° Bir-Hakeim circuit on the water still remains a pleasant moment of Open every day and public holidays. Depending on the period relaxation and discovery! and the starting point : first departure between 10am and 1.30pm, last departure between 18 : 10 and 11pm. Free for PARIS BIKE TOUR under 3-year-olds. Cruise-walks from E13. Cruises lunch 13, Brantôme Street (3e) E E E E & from 26 to 85. Cruises dinner from 47 to 99. 01 42 74 22 14 This is one of the mythical symbols of the City of Light! www.parisbiketour.net Les Bateaux Parisiens offers different packages of cruises [email protected] commented by audio guides, on the Seine from the Eiffel M° Filles du
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