Synonymous with the Eiffel Tower, Paris possesses much more to impress its tourists. Of course, the Eiffel Tower reserves a special mention for garnering the majority of the popularity in the city, turning a blind eye to other precious attractions will be nothing less than a major loss. Not just the famous attractions like Notre Dame Cathedral or Les Invalides, but there are well-kept hidden gems in Paris that will leave you in awe with their beauty. So, this time, when you are planning private tours in Paris, these hidden gems must be a part of your itinerary.
- La Campagne a Paris
Away from the hustle-bustle of Pasis, La Campagne a Paris is a quaint village sitting in 20th arrondissement. The charm of the village lies in its laid back vibe, cozy houses with lavish gardens, and cobblestone streets, all creating a vintage French vibe of the bygone era. Spend an afternoon here while appreciating the well-kept beauty of vibrant architecture.
- Rue Cremieux
Despite boasting beautiful and vibrant neigborhood of Paris, Rue Cremiuex is a hidden spot, mostly crowded by the locals and seasoned photographers. It is a residential street dotted with colourful houses and French-styled garden. Though not much to do, you can simply walk down the lane while appreciating the beauty of vintage French colony and a prime example of Parisian architecture.
- Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
Hard to believe but Parc des Buttes Chaumont makes for one of the largest parks in Paris and still a hidden gem. Offering a stunning view of the entire city, the park features waterfalls, cliffs, and to your surprise, a temple on the top of the hill. Keeping from the eyes of the tourists, this spot is a local favorite for picnics and walks, which you too can enjoy if you are done exploring all the famous spots. There is also a market nearby where you can enjoy the local food.
You might think that by exploring the Eiffel Tower, you are done with your Paris trip, but in reality, the hidden gems of Paris will show otherwise. You might get tired of exploring the wonders of the city, and not even fully cover them.
