13 places curated from 10 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A hillside neighbourhood and former artistic centre of Paris, once home to Picasso, Dalí and Van Gogh. Its twisting streets and narrow lanes are perfect for wandering.
Historic Paris neighbourhood full of old buildings and great food stops, though it also has many tourist traps. It includes the Jewish quarter, which is closed Friday night and Saturday for Shabbat.
Paris's modern business district, full of light and public art and futuristic architecture. It marks the start of the city's six-mile historic axis.
The island in the centre of Paris, with beautiful authentic streets that evoke life in Paris centuries ago.
A 4.5 km canal commissioned by Napoleon I in 1802 and seen in Amélie. It is now a favourite local hangout for picnics, drinks and canal cruises.
A lively 5th-arrondissement area with charming streets, cafés and sights like the Panthéon and the Sorbonne. It is also known for its nightlife.
An under-the-radar local neighbourhood full of cute bars, shops and restaurants. It feels almost like a little village.
An underrated, typically Parisian residential area just north of Montmartre, about a 10-minute walk from Sacré-Cœur. It has the classic Montmartre staircases, good food shops and little neighbourhood bars.
An upscale Left Bank area known for high-end shops and iconic cafés, suggested for a luxury stay.
A relaxed neighbourhood around the famous cemetery with a village feel. It offers food from many different cultures.
A lively district with many local bars and restaurants and a good nightlife scene.
A former red-light district that is now a cool, trendy and well-connected neighbourhood. It has restaurants and bars for every budget, plus clubs and cocktail bars.
The local's favourite area to stay in: a former countryside village absorbed by Paris in the 19th century that still feels like a village. It has cute streets, old shops, a nice park, a market and many restaurants.