This century-old department store has a steel-frame art nouveau glass dome ringed by loggias. You’ll find top fashion labels, perfumes, and even a huge gourmet food section. Even if you’re not into shopping, the rooftop terrace has one of the best free views of Paris, perfect for a photo with the Eiffel Tower in the background.

Despite the fire, Notre-Dame remains a symbol of Paris. Cathedral is temporarily closed but even if you can’t go inside, the exterior and the surrounding area are worth a visit. If you take a walk around it you can take some photos of the stunning architecture.

You can’t come to Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Whether you go all the way to the top or just admire it from below, it’s absolutely magical. The best time to visit is at night when it lights up and sparkles every hour. I recommend purchasing tickets ahead of time, especially if you want to go up to the summit.

This cute little side street is filled with colorful houses painted in pastel pinks, blues, greens, and yellows, making it a good spot for a picture. There are 'no photography' signs and people live here, so always be mindful.

Rue Montorgueil is a pedestrian street filled with bakeries, cheese shops, cafés, and fresh markets. This is the perfect spot for a morning walk or find a good café and enjoy the Parisian vibe.