Brunch inside a 19th-century palace that was once a Banque de France branch, a walk through Parc Monceau, the Jacquemart-André mansion museum, Montmartre at your own pace, and a hidden terrace beside the Moulin Rouge windmill. A full Paris day designed for one.
From 70s Saint Laurent blazers in Haut Marais to deadstock Yohji Yamamoto in Pigalle. A full day inside Paris's vintage circuit, with the insider moves most guides don't know. 12 stops, Marais to Montmartre.
From Stohrer - Paris's oldest patisserie, open since 1730 - to Pierre Hermé's Ispahan macaron, this is a half-day tour through the history and craft of French pastry. 6 stops, each with a specific dish to try and the story behind it.
Paris was a Roman city before it was Paris. Walk the oldest street in the city, step into a gladiator arena that locals use as a playground, and find a 2,000-year-old Forum wall hidden behind a car park entrance. 10 stops through ancient Lutetia.
A sunrise run along the Seine, a boxing or cycling session, assisted stretching, and cryotherapy at Paris's first biohacking studio. For travelers who want to train like a Parisian athlete. 17 stops across the 1st, 2nd, and 9th arrondissements.
Start at Paris's oldest bakery, then move through two of the most architecturally striking contemporary art museums in the world - Tadao Ando's Bourse de Commerce and Gehry's Fondation Louis Vuitton. End with a festive dinner where the room eventually starts dancing. 15 stops, morning to midnight.
Start at Place des Vosges where Milady de Winter spied from Victor Hugo's window. End at the Panthéon where Dumas is buried. 16 stops through the Paris d'Artagnan actually walked.