Paris is a place about love, legends and allusions.

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Subway Behaqin Station

(Mr. Bill Hakim)

Early morning is the best time here. There is a kind of poetry that only lovers in Paris can experience. It's just a few steps down from Bir Hakiem Bridge. Go west in the quiet under the green trees, and you will see a Statue of Liberty at the end. She is looking at her sister in America. Opposite the Mirabo Bridge and the lovely mermaid.

It happened that a flock of seagulls flew over your head in the sand, and you remembered Guillaume Apollinaire's poem: "One day passed, one year passed, and the lost time and love didn't come back. The Seine still flows under the beautiful wave bridge. "

Although it is called Swan Trail, there has never been a swan here. In Louis XIV's time, this swan belonged to an island a little east of here. It no longer exists.

2. Northern Hotel

Northern Hotel

East Railway Station

102 Imapes Wharf, East Station

Saturday night is best. This legendary hotel inspired the director Marcel Carne and took us to the dark side of Paris. Black-and-white image, singing "Atmosphere, Atmosphere ..." A Le Sb with heavy singing voice has been deeply engraved in our memory. Although the film was actually shot on the set, it is romantic enough that two desperate lovers want to sacrifice for love in the ambiguous environment of the North Hotel.

On Saturday night, you can enjoy an inexpensive dinner here and listen to the old French songs of 1930s accompanied by accordion in a simple and warm atmosphere. The Saint Martin Canal and the shiplock bridge outside it are also quite romantic.

3. A foggy path

Hotel Bruyal

Rama Gaolunge Subway Station

Mr lamarck-Kao Lancour

Morning and dusk are the best here. The name misty path alone gives people a mysterious and romantic feeling. Hidden in Montmartre, where few people come, a room on the left at the top of the steps turned out to be the "paradise of roses and lilacs" where the impressionist painter Auguste Renoir, his wife and children lived in 1892.

At the end of the path is a misty castle, which looks full of quiet green. This is the place frequented by Gerald de Nerval, a famous romantic writer in the19th century. After that, you can go to Grazziano, 83 Rue Lepic and enjoy a cheap lunch in its garden. This is the place where singer Dalida often appears, and it is also the location of one of the only two waterwheels in Ma Meng District. Then walk along Libby Street and think about Emily Palin's story. (Editor's Note: Female roles in movies. )

4. Romantic Life Museum

Musee de la Vie Romantique

Braun/St. George subway station Zatao Street 16

Chaptal Street 16, 9e, Mr. Branch/St. George.

It seems to stay in the era from 1830 to 1858. At that time, it was the base camp of romantics and the hometown of portrait painter Ary Scheffer. Big trees planted on both sides of the driveway, small gardens full of flowers, cobblestones on the ground, Italian-style houses, wisteria and roses in full bloom. In addition, there are george sand's romantic life and souvenirs in memory of her. Open your heart! You can hear Liszt and Chopin coming from the piano keys, lingering in the air as before.

Then, go back to the garden and have a leisurely cup of tea. Tea is only served in summer. It is closed on Mondays and holidays.

5. Burt Humen Park

Bartshomont park

Burt Humen Station of Subway

Boetes-chaumont

This is definitely the most romantic park in Paris. Bert Humen has all the elements of romance: cliffs, caves, lakes and waterfalls. At the top of the cliff, there is a TempleofSybille imitating Tivoli. (Note: A legendary woman who was both a witch and a nun in the Middle Ages and dared to love and hate. ) This remote park is the work of Charles Louis Napolé on Bonaparte architect Alfred. Walking down the cliff, you might as well have an outdoor lunch in PavillonPuebla surrounded by green trees.

6. The western end of Sidi Island

The western end of the city island

Xinqiao subway station

Xinqiao

It will always be a good time here. Walk a few steps to Henry IV's riding statue "Youth of Love", and then walk along the "Youth of Love" park to the shore of the island. Sit under the weeping willows and slowly appreciate the Louvre in the distance and the Art Bridge, which is considered to be the most romantic bridge in the city.

"Youth of love" refers to Henry IV here. It is said that he left more than 70 descendants in his empire.

7. The western end of St. Louis Island

The western tip of St. Louis island

Mary Bridge Subway Station

Mr pommarie

This is the most romantic night here. Let amber street lamps and their reflections in the water embrace you. Let the ancient stones of Notre Dame tell you the love story they witnessed.

8. Shiseido Palace Club

Royal Shiseido Salon

Palace subway station Fallot Gallery1No.42

142 Palace Royal Art Museum

This is the private dream of naughty Paris and meticulous Japanese delegation. Walk into the dark and quiet comfort zone on the second floor. The air is full of wonderful scents. Marble floors, lavender walls and mahogany decorations are as attractive as those intoxicating perfumes. Some perfumes can be used by both men and women. You can even carve your name on the perfume bottle.

After buying perfume, you should go to the garden of the palace. The garden at night will be more romantic. It is also home to the famous Ve-four Hotel. If you don't mind the price, you can try the cooking of its famous chef Guy Martin.

9. maidizi fountain

Fontaine de Medicis

Luxembourg Park, Luxembourg Subway Station

Luxembourg Park, M Luxembourg

An ancient love story is engraved on the stone here-Zeus turned into a swan and approached Lida. This is where smoot and Jean-Paul Sartre met.

This Renaissance fountain reminds us that the current French Parliament Building used to be the Luxembourg Palace and the residence of Mary Mediz, the widow of Henry IV.

There were two roads here before the French Revolution. The philosopher Jean-jean-jacques rousseau often walks on the road of philosophy. Sobel Street is a small harbor for lovers.

Houang Courtyard 10

Lacour de Lohan

Aorun subway station

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Through the three connected gardens inside, it feels like opening an ancient treasure chest, step by step. Finally, in Saint Antoine Garden, you will see the back of Le Proope, the earliest cafe in Paris, which has been transformed into a restaurant. 1685, where writers and philosophers met.

Luohan Garden in Jasmine Street is a private garden, and you need a password to open the electronic lock. It's not always on. Even if it is public, be careful what you say and do.