I'm spending approximately 40 days in Paris, France this summer.
40 - almost a month and a half, which is a long time when you consider how long most people get to spend in Paris when visiting the city.
I decided to create this list in order to keep track of the places I want to go and things I want to experience while I'm abroad! Some of these are suggestions from my sister, who went on her own adventures through France over the last two years, some are from oodles of article reading & research, and others are just things I think sound like something I'll just love! Complete recommendations from my sister are located below my list and I'll be trying to visit all those places, as well (some are incorporated into my list).
So here, in no particular order, are my 40 in 40 for France.
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17. Have a conversation with a Parisian, completely in French
18. Eat at a Michelin-star restaurant (saving my food budget)
20. Have tea at Laduree
23. Try escargots
25. Buy Pajamas from Etam
26. Picnic on the Seine
34. Make a traditional French dish in my kitchenette
35. Have dinner with a view of the Eiffel Tower
36. See Paris from Montparnasse Tower
38. See a music performance in a park
39. Go to a French Cinema
40. Eat all the baguettes
+ EXCURSIONS
Annecy, Provence, or Bretagne
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SITES
Hotel de Ville
Tour Saint-Jacques
Canal Saint-Martin
Statue of Liberty
Cimetiere du Montparnasse
Cimetiere Pere-Lachaise
La Defense
SHOPS
MUSEUMS
Memorial de la Shoah
Institut du Monde Arab
Quai Branly Museum
Musée Galliera
Musée Fragonard
PARKS & GARDENS
Jardin de l'Hotel de Sens
Hotel Salomin de Rothschild
Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
CHURCHES
Saint-Eustache
Eglise Saint-Sulpice
Do ride the funicular up to Sacre Couer === see Pigalle from a safe distance == teach me to spell in French = you are so amazing - - some tourist waste their trip but you have immersed yourself in the city, I am proud of you. Preshy
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