Description: This picturesque alley is a living testament to the age of enlightenment in Paris. The uneven cobblestones have been trodded by the likes of Voltaire, Diderot, Montesquieu, and Rousseau, possibly discussing their philosophic movement at the oldest café in Paris, the Procope. A marker is also placed on one of the walls declaring that it was the birthplace of the guillotine. At just about 50m long, it's concentrated with so much history.

Description: The old apartment of the painter Eugène Delacroix is now a museum housing some of his famous works. We all know him as the painter of the iconic "Liberty Leading the People" currently protected in the majestic walls of the Louvre but he also has other equally stunning albeit less known masterpieces that can be found in this museum. It will give you a peek into the life of the painter and the way of life during his time.

Description: This church is one of the oldest in Paris and used to be the dominating landmark in the area until it was partly destroyed during the French Revolution. The medieval and gothic aspects of its architecture are still apparent. The mathematician and philosopher René Descartes is buried in one of its side chapels. After admiring its interiors, you can grab a spot at the surrounding cafés like the Café Les Deux Magots and the Café de Flore which are close by. They namedrop people like Sartre, Picasso, and Hemingway to once frequent their tables. It might just be some marketing stunt but as prominent cafés in this area during their time, there's a huge chance that you are indeed looking at the spot where these writers and philosophers once conversed.

Description: End your day with a bistro that's already a Parisian institution. The Chez George, also known as the Comptoir des Canettes, serves a fine selection of wine at affordable prices. But aside from this French staple drink, people actually go here for the ambience. It definitely is not a place to chill as people here love to get down and have a good time. The interiors are kept a bit shabby, channelling an authentic French tavern giving you a one of a kind experience. If you're up for this much fun and love to meet new people over wine, drop by this famous inn and have the time of your life.