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Paris
The tourist-menu brasseries are a five-minute walk from the ones locals still argue over.
Montparnasse and the 6th arrondissement hold some of the city's oldest rooms — white linen since the 1890s, regulars who've had the same table for decades. Worth a reservation over a walk-in.
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Café
Café de Flore
Paris, FranceA Saint-Germain café since the 1880s whose regulars ran from Huysmans to Picasso — and whose most famous couple got a film named after it.
Brasserie4.1(1,964)
Le Dôme Café
Paris, FranceAn 1898 Montparnasse seafood brasserie Anthony Bourdain called second only to the Eiffel Tower as a Paris must-visit.
Palace hotel4.6(727)
Le Pavillon de la Reine
Paris, FranceA 17th-century hôtel particulier tucked off Place des Vosges, built as the queen's own garden pavilion.
Where to stay in Paris
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