The romantic Paris of Méryl and Maxime

Where would Paris be without its cafés and brasseries? On every street corner, atmosphere varies, but the conviviality, the bistro tables, the cane chairs, and the typical shopfronts display the spirit of Parisian life. Whatever the neighbourhood (here, Méryl and Maxime are not far from the Eiffel Tower), a "petit crème" coffee break or a glass of wine is an essential step in the art of living in Paris.

Voulez-vous danser avec moi, ce soir? Under the gaze of the Eiffel Tower, Méryl and Maxime waltz over the rooftops of Paris. Known throughout the world, the panorama on the zinc roofs of Paris is the most romantic view in the dreamiest city on Earth! It's not always easy to reach the top (by the way, we don't recommend playing tightrope walkers to get up there, even to declare your love to your loved one) but there's always a rooftop or a terrace with a stunning view to amaze your loved one.

Designed at the request of Louis XIV, then embellished with a huge bronze column by Napoleon, the Place Vendôme is one of the must-see stops for luxury lovers in Paris and for lovers in general! The Ritz and the Park Hyatt Paris Vendôme are located there alongside the world's most prominent jewellers. If you wish to check out the Louis Vuitton boutique, head to the famous corner at rue Saint-Honoré. It's a great place to go on a shopping spree or dream during a window-shopping session.

As soon as the temperature rises, Paris is full of places to sit down one on one and enjoy the sweetness of a Paris evening while the sun is setting. A stone’s throw from the Louvre, the Lakefront of the Jadrin des Tuileries is one of the many best spots to watch a sunset. Méryl and Maxime come here to chat, seated in the omnipresent metal chairs of the green spaces in the heart of Paris. They can also be found in the Jardin du Luxembourg in the Latin Quarter, which has earned them the nickname "fauteuils Luxembourg" ("Luxembourg armchairs"). So Parisian!

The top of the list of Parisian pleasures: the spring and summer picnic along the Seine. Good wine, cheese, a soft and crispy baguette, some fruit and a lifelong memory is made. The most difficult thing is to choose your dream spot: this time, Méryl and Maxime threw their tablecloth a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower.

Did you know that Paris has 37 bridges spanning the Seine? Today, Méryl and Maxime choose the Pont Marie, one of the oldest in the capital. Here, in the heart of historic Paris, between the Ile Saint-Louis and the Quai de l'Hôtel de Ville, you can feel the good vibes of all the loving couples that have gone before you. Ah, l'amour!