- Moulin Rouge, Chat noir and the cabaret of the Assassins
- Sacre coeur church and artists’ square – icon of Bohemian Paris
- The extravagant home of eccentric pop singer Dalida – and what it means to French pop culture
- Windmills, vineyards and Paris’ most celebrated 180° view
- The haunts of Renoir, Picasso and Amélie – and how they matter to the rest of the world
- The best view of Sacre Coeur – and why no one ever goes there
- Refined town-houses of the French aristocracy. And tales of their escapades and their lifestyles
- Places des Vosges and secluded parks and gardens where Parisians like to stroll
- Hotel de Sully: the stunning gem you do not see coming
- Paris’ “good-looking only” bar
- The ever-changing Jewish pletzl
- The fashion stores that set the trend one year ahead – and how to stay ahead of them
- Photo ops: Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysées and Montmartre
- 3 of the the world’s greatest museums: Louvre, Orsay and the Orangerie
- The haunts of Coco Chanel, Hemingway and Princess Diana
- Place Vendôme and Napoleon’s great column
- Some of the world’s most exclusive hotels: Crillon, Meurice, Ritz and now Mandarin Oriental
- Your guide: a born-and-raised Parisian who will bring Paris to life
- The gargoyles and the flying buttresses
- Best overall photo spots, and residents’ access to the island
- Info about the re-build, and on-the-spot details about the fire –see where it started and how it spread
- Learn the secrets behind Paris’s most visited site, and how Victor Hugo’s Hunchback saved Notre Dame in 1831
- Barring construction site restrictions, may also include: Palais de Justice and Sainte Chapelle – Notre-Dame’s “younger sister”. Also Conciergerie, the palace of the French Kings and Marie Antoinette’s last home
- Sorbonne University, the Pantheon and Luxembourg gardens
- Student drinking holes and elegant café terraces
- The haunts of the Unicorn, Cyrano de Bergerac, Hemingway and even Italy’s Dante Alighieri
- The real story of Cyrano de Bergerac
- Place de la Sorbonne – student traditions and rites of passage
- Where to find the blade of the Guillotine
- countless photo opportunities – including the most unexpected view of the Eiffel tower
- Café Procope, Shakespeare and Company, Café Flore and Deux Magots: the cafés where coffee and literature bond
- Paris history: books to resist the nazis, WW II, freedom through jazz, and the original burial place of the Kings of France
- The studios of Picasso and Delacroix, and the birth-place of Guernica: Picasso’s greatest work?
- Valuable insider’s tips: what to do, where to go. Hot clubs, fun cafés, and authentic restaurants
- bundles of surprises, secret venues and hidden gems
- photo spots and exclusive shops not listed in the standard guide-books
- free-flowing conversation with an engaging and enthusiastic, born-and-raised local
- 90 minutes, in English, along a short and comfortable route
- El Moulin Rouge y el cabaret de los Asesinos
- La pintoresca pero real escenografia de la pelicula Amélie
- El Moulin de la Galette, fuente de inspiración de tantos artistas como Van Gogh o Renoir
- La mejor vista de la Basílica de Sacre Coeur!
- La plaza de los pintores
- El único viñedo de Paris
- Picasso y el atelier Bateau Lavoir
- y la más espectacular vista panoramica de Paris!
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