Make the most of your French Open visit with our complete guide to Paris attractions, dining, and activities near Roland Garros.
Paris's iconic landmark, perfect for photos before or after matches
Pro Tip: Visit early morning or evening for best photos and smaller crowds
Historic monument at the center of Place Charles de Gaulle
Pro Tip: Climb to the top for panoramic views of the Champs-Élysées
World's largest art museum, home to the Mona Lisa
Pro Tip: Book timed entry tickets in advance to skip the lines
Gothic masterpiece on Île de la Cité (currently under restoration)
Pro Tip: Visit nearby Sainte-Chapelle for stunning stained glass windows
Beautiful basilica atop Montmartre hill with city views
Pro Tip: Explore the artistic Montmartre district and Place du Tertre
Specialties: Fine dining, traditional French bistros
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L'Astrance, Le Pré Catelan, casual cafés along Rue de Passy
Specialties: Student-friendly bistros, crêperies, wine bars
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Traditional French onion soup, croque monsieur
Specialties: Jewish quarter, falafel, trendy restaurants
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L'As du Fallafel, traditional Jewish bakeries
Specialties: Historic cafés, haute cuisine, patisseries
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Café de Flore, Les Deux Magots, Pierre Hermé macarons
Luxury shopping, international brands
Louis Vuitton flagship, Galeries Lafayette
Department stores, souvenirs
BHV Marais, Samaritaine
Vintage, boutiques, art galleries
Unique fashion finds, local designers
Local shops, tennis gear
Perfect for last-minute tennis merchandise
Coffee and croissant near hotel
Travel to Roland Garros
French Open matches
Dinner in 16th arrondissement
Evening Seine river cruise
Louvre Museum (pre-booked tickets)
Lunch in Tuileries Garden
Walk along Seine to Notre-Dame
Latin Quarter exploration
Traditional French dinner