With the world’s attention on Paris this summer, we wanted to give you a glimpse of the things we love about the iconic French city. Welcome to the Singulart Paris travel guide, your handbook to experiencing the city like a true local, through the eyes of those who know it best. As a company based in Paris, we are passionate about our city and want to share the best of it with you. These are not your typical recommendations…this guide brings you a curated selection of hidden gems and insider tips from Parisians with an eye for art, members of our Singulart team, and our Paris-based artists.
Let us take you on a trip to Paris to discover the city’s unique charm, culture, and creativity.
Masterpiece Moments (ART)
Musée Rodin – 77 Rue de Varenne 75007
“The collection of works by Rodin and Camille Claudel are magnificent. Not too big, with a lovely garden. It is extremely romantic and dreamy.”
Eugenia Durandy, Singulart Art Sales Representative
Musée de la Vie Romantique – 16 Rue Chaptal 75009
‘’It’s a super cute, hidden museum that is perfect for a little break from the stressful city. There is a café in a nostalgic garden which invites you to spend the afternoon reading a book and feeling thrown back into another time.”
Kira Voerster, Logistics Manager at Singulart
Musée Carnavalet – 23 Rue de Sevigne 75003
”If you want to get to know the Parisian history and also be immersed in a historic mansion, this is the place!’’
Vanessa Gao, Art Advisor at Singulart
Galerie Perrotin – 76 Rue de Turenne, 75003
A cutting-edge gallery showcasing contemporary masterpieces.
Petit Palais – Avenue Winston-Churchill 75008
“The museum’s 1900 architecture is magnificent, and it holds a very beautiful collection of impressionist paintings and objects. The patio garden is one of the most beautiful gardens in Paris where you can peacefully have tea and a pastry.’’
Anne Brenner, Singulart Artist
Musée du quai Branly – 37 Quai Jacques Chirac, 75007
The place to explore diverse world cultures through stunning exhibits.
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac – 7 Rue Debelleyme, 75003
If you are looking to discover innovative contemporary art.
Musée Cernuschi – 7 Av. Velasquez, 75008
“A fascinating Asian art museum near the amazing Parc Monceau.”
Etienne Quesnay, Singulart Artist
Savor and Indulge (EAT)
Ake-Table & Vin – 8 Rue Marie et Louise, 75010
Great contemporary food in the lively neighborhood of Canal Saint-Martin.
French Bastards – 61 Rue Oberkampf, 75011
“A wonderful bakery with simple yet amazingly tasty products. The team is very young and friendly. You’ll want to try EVERYTHING!”
Rose Vincens, User Researcher at Singulart
Riviera Fuga – 10 Port des Invalides, 75007
‘’A restaurant on a boat sur la Seine, with amazing view!’’
Emily Kang, Marketing Acquisition Manager at Singulart
Le Colimaçon Marais – 44 Rue Vieille du Temple, 75004
“The best French restaurant I have been to in Paris, a very small intimate place, amazing cuisine, the escargot is the best in the city!”
Alexander Dumond, Art Advisor at Singulart
Minore – 4 Ave. Trudaine, 75009
‘’Former 1-Michelin star Abri chef and owner meets cocktail nerd on the stunning avenue Trudaine. What could go wrong? Nothing, not even the prices. The food is amazing, french with a hint of japanese refinement.’’
Pierre DB, Product Owner at Singulart
L’Ebouillanté – 6 rue des Barres, 75004
“A simple and delicious restaurant on a small medieval street in the heart of the city. We sometimes come across monks and nuns who live right next door in very old buildings.’’
Anne Brenner, Singulart Artist
Brasserie Martin – 24 Rue Saint-Ambroise 75011
For a classic Parisian dining experience with a modern twist.
Bouillon Pigalle – 22 Bd de Clichy, 75018
For affordable French classics in a lively atmosphere.
Paris At Night (DRINK/DANCE)
Déviant – 39 Rue des Petites Ecuries, 75010
“I have a passion for good wine and can confirm this as an amazing spot – tons of great wines re recommended by passionate and welcoming staff!”
Etienne Quesnay, Singulart Artist
La Gare – Le Gore – 1 Av. Corentin Cariou, 75019
“Located in a repurposed abandoned metro station, the club plays live jazz (modern, classic and everything in between) and then turns into a techno club at night. It’s affordable and great for sunset drink by the tracks.’’
Georg Schissler, Art Advisor at Singulart
Casanova – 6 Rue des Lavandieres Saint-Opportune, 75001
‘’Restaurant Casanova in the city center of Paris is the perfect stop during your summer stroll visiting museums. Located near the Sainte-Chapelle and Centre Pompidou, its Negroni and the citrus flavors are the perfect “apéro” before heading to Le Vieux Comptoir for the best authentic French cuisine, which reminds me of my late grandmother and her countryside-style cuisine.’’
Marianne Bon, Signature Project Manager
Bar Principal – 5 Rue du General Renault, 75011
Known for its expertly crafted cocktails in a chic, intimate setting.
Les Œillets – 137 Rue Saint-Maur 75011
For a charming blend of French cuisine and artistic ambiance.
La Résistance – 16 Rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, 75004 Paris
“An intimate and dimly-lit cocktail bar with a creative seasonal drink menu. The interior is unique with its exposed stone walls and downstairs cave seating.”
Natasha Ntone, Curatorial Project Manager at Singulart
La Bellevilloise – 19-21 Rue Boyer, 75020 Paris
A vibrant cultural hub offering electric events and a lively atmosphere.
Petit Bain – 7 Port de la Gare, 75013 Paris
A venue to enjoy unique cultural events, and music with stunning views of the Seine.
Explore and Experience (SEE/DO)
Walk/picnic along the Seine
The #1 suggestion among the Singulart team, when it comes to a favorite activity in the city. A must-do!
Marin d’eau douce (freshwater sailboat) – 37 quai de la Seine, 75019
“I highly recommend heading to the Canal Ourcq, where you can rent electric boats without a license and bring your own picnic (and dog!)”
Yoshiko Shimada, Artist Care and Community Lead at Singulart
Square du Vert-Galant – 15 Pl. du Pont Neuf, 75001
A serene riverside park perfect for picnics and relaxation.
Le Marais District – start at Rue Saint-Antoine, 75004
A trendy and historic neighborhood filled with boutiques, cafes, and cultural landmarks.
Vélib (bike rental)
“Cycling around Paris lets me experience the maximum of the city with minimum effort. It helps connect places geographically in your mind and experience the vibe of the whole neighborhood, something that you can’t do by metro”
Helen Si, Trade Consultant at Singulart
Saint-Georges Neighborhood – start at 12 Place St Georges, 75009
To experience a delightful blend of Parisian charm, historic landmarks, and vibrant local culture.
Butte Bergeyre – 78 Rue Georges Lardennois, 75019
“A few hundred meters away from the beautiful (but often crowded) Buttes Chaumont, is a small neighborhood that makes you feel like you’re in a small village in the south of France. You may feel the presence of famous literary figure Vernon Subutex on the bench located at the top of the shared gardens/vineyard.’’
Pierre DB, Product Owner at Singulart
Hotel de Sully – 5 Place des Vosges 75004
“A hidden mansion accessed through a secret passage, designed in the 17th century. A quintessential residence of the historic Marais district, it is the perfect place to get lost in time.”
Anne Brenner, Singulart Artist
Retail Therapy (SHOP)
L’epicerie – 68 Rue Notre Dame de Nazareth 75003
A charming boutique with a curated selection of retro treasures and unique finds.
Ofr. Bookshop – 20 Rue Dupetit-Thouars 75003
With a curated selection of books and a cozy atmosphere for book lovers.
Marché Saxe-Breteuil- 37-31 Av. de Saxe, 75007
“A great market to visit on Saturday morning. You can buy fresh fruits and vegetables, regional specialties, flowers, or fashion accessories.”
Véra Kempf, Singulart Co-founder
Marché Couvert des Enfants Rouges – 39 Rue de Bretagne, 75003
A bustling market offering diverse cuisines and fresh produce in a vibrant setting.
Saint-Ouen Flea Market – 87 Rue des Rosiers, 93400 (Saint-Ouen)
A sprawling treasure trove of vintage finds, antiques, and unique souvenirs amidst a lively atmosphere.
Le Bon Marché – 24 Rue de Sèvres, 75007 Paris
For a curated selection of luxury goods.
Passage des Panoramas – 11 Bd Montmartre, 75002 Paris
“A charming covered passageway with a collection of vintage stamp shops, unique bookstores and more.”
Rose Vincens, User Researcher at Singulart
BHV Marais – 52 Rue de Rivoli, 75004 Paris
“Historic Parisian department store offering premium fashion, home décor, and a really nice gourmet food section. A stylish and very Parisian place to buy unique and luxurious gifts.”
Natasha Ntone, Curatorial Project Manager at Singulart
