Far below the streets of Paris, there is a whole different world. While the city above is noted for its lights, the catacomb system under Paris is a dark place-- still mysterious. This is the place for all intrepid explorers. But, be careful! It's easy to lose your way.

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Is there any street in all Europe as mythic as the Champs Elysees? Its tree-lined sidewalks are busy and bustling by day, but by night they light the whole city. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of shops, cafes, and landmarks to be visited. Take a stroll. You never know what you'll find!

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Les Deux Magots Cafe is a mecca for the arty and psuedo-arty types. Once the haunt of greats like Pablo Picasso and Simone de Beauvoir, the cafe embodies Paris' cafe culture. Outside, patrons smoke, drink coffee, and read newspapers or chat with friends. Inside, the cozy atmosphere begs you to stay for a meal.

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Welcome to the Eiffel Tower! The most iconic and picturesque building in all of Paris! It's been said that no matter where you are in Paris, you can see this building against the backdrop of the Parisian streets. Go there with your lover or ride of the lifts to the top for a birds-eye view of the City of Lights, and while you're up there, you can eat a fancy dinner in the revolving restaurant.

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Whether it be a small scratch or a major disease, take all your ailments here, to the hospital. You'll be patched up in no time and be ready to get back to the hustle and bustle of everyday Paris. And if not? Well, the doctors will send flowers.

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Louis Vuitton is one of the reasons Paris is known as the fashion capital of the world. The French fashion house crafts beautiful clothes, accessories, and shoes that will appeal to any fashionista.

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The Louvre, an expansive menagerie of masterpieces, is teeming with art students to study and tourists with cameras alike, but it's a safe haven for anyone, trained eye or not, in search for some creative inspiration or a nice browse of some of the best art in the world from every recoverable century. Whatever your interest, it will surely come alive in the brush strokes and marble statues at the Louvre.

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"The Metro". "The Subway". "The Tube." No matter what you prefer to call it, it will take you almost anywhere you want to go. It also opens up opportunities to meet people you never thought (or sometimes hoped) you would.

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Le Meurice is the image of opulence. In the past, the hotel has catered to artists from Salvador Dali to Beyonce. The multilingual staff is among the most hospitable in all Paris. If you can afford to stay here, you won't regret the lavish and pampering getaway!

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Welcome to the Opera Garnier, which, despite its name, houses both an opera company and Paris’ premiere ballet troupe. Attached is the Paris Academy of Music. Inside the baroque walls of the Garnier, though, you’ll find more than just singers, dancers and students. The building’s history contains enough ghost stories, war stories, and love stories to be turned into its own production.

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The Seine river is the vein that courses through all of Paris. Big and winding, it's a great resource for cargo ships, but not so much for swimming, for you might catch more than just fish if you do.

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Not everyone can be a Holly Golightly, but anyone can feel like a glamour-queen when they put on jewels from Tiffany's. Whether that little box is gift for a loved one or a gift for yourself, you be certain you are getting quality (albeit expensive) jewelry. The only buyer's remorse you'll have is not buying another gold piece.

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