This selection presents historical and cultural locations in Paris for couples. From ancient bridges over the Seine to classic cafes, from quiet gardens to historical galleries, Paris offers numerous options for spending time together.
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This glass-roofed gallery from the 19th century contains antique shops, bookstores and traditional French cafes.
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Iron lattice tower constructed in 1889. The structure stands 324 meters high with three visitor platforms accessible by stairs or elevators.
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Gothic cathedral constructed between 1163 and 1345 with two 69-meter towers. The building features flying buttresses, gargoyles and large rose windows.
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Museum in a former royal palace containing 380,000 artworks across eight departments, from antiquity through the 19th century.
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The northern Paris district houses the Sacré-Cœur Basilica and was a center for artists in the 19th century.
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A café established in 1885 in Saint-Germain-des-Prés quarter, frequented by intellectuals and artists.
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A pedestrian bridge over the Seine connecting the Louvre to the Institut de France, built between 1802 and 1804.
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A 44-hectare cemetery opened in 1804, final resting place of numerous notable figures from art and history.
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Green space with fountains and colonnades, surrounded by classical 17th century architecture.
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A 40 square meter blue wall with the phrase I love you written in 250 languages.
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Cabaret from 1889 with red windmill on the roof, known for its Cancan dancers.
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Seine river boat tour passing main city monuments during day or night.
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This 1.9 kilometer grand avenue connects Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe and features luxury retail stores.
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The white Roman-Byzantine church stands on Montmartre hill and offers views across Paris from its 130-meter elevation.
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The public garden between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde contains statues, fountains and two museums.
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This 13th century royal chapel contains 15 large stained glass windows depicting 1,113 scenes from the Bible.
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The opera house opened in 1875 combines Baroque and Renaissance styles with gilded statues and marble columns.
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Historical bookstore across from Notre Dame selling international literature and used books since 1951.
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Triangular square from the 17th century with red brick houses and restaurants in the heart of Paris.
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The park features classical columns, a Roman colonnade, a pond and various sculptures from the 18th century.
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This stone bridge completed in 1607 spans the Seine with twelve arches, connecting the Île de la Cité to both river banks.
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The 4.5 kilometer canal connects the Seine river with Canal de l'Ourcq. Nine locks regulate the water level.
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A pink painted restaurant on the corner of Rue de l'Abreuvoir. The building dates from 1850.
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A public park on the western tip of Île de la Cité with willows and plane trees by the water.
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A 25-hectare landscaped garden featuring caves, artificial lakes, bridges and a hilltop belvedere with views over Paris.
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A 144-meter street with colored house facades in the 12th arrondissement between Bastille and Gare de Lyon.
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An 18th-century restaurant in a timber-framed building on Montmartre serving French cuisine.
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A circular temple modeled after Roman architecture on a 50-meter rock island in Parc des Buttes-Chaumont.
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A system of nine locks along the 4.5 kilometer waterway connects the Seine River with the Canal de l'Ourcq.
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Traditional French café in the Montmartre district that served as the main filming location for the 2001 movie Amélie.
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The 23-hectare French garden with the Medici Fountain was created in 1612 by Marie de Medici and is managed by the Senate.