The mention of Paris drums up images of lovers strolling along a canal, couples sharing a pain au chocolat (chocolate croissant) by the Seine as street musicians play a ballad somewhere in the distance, and paramours whispering sweet nothings to each other under the city’s many intricate arches. However, romance aside, Paris is a city that never sleeps—one that is brimming with exciting adventures at every corner, and one that sees its visitors enthralled by all it has to offer. One of the most visited cities in the world, the capital welcomed over 38 million tourists in 2018. Yearly, hotels register up to 35 million nights spent in their quarters with international visitors making up more than 50 percent of that number. The country’s cultural heritage is a main source of attraction. However, aside from the traditional iconic sites, there are myriad of lesser known places to visit. The architecture alone is something to marvel at. A Cultural Morning Paris is known for its pastries. While the mainstream chains offer a string of delectable choices, the best croissants can be found in the conspicuous neighbourhood bakeries. Depending on the neighbourhood…
