Trocadero

Nestled in the 16th district, the residence is located near the Boissière metro station so you can easily draw up an itinerary to explore Paris. Go to Rue Berton, an old village that is one of the last of its kind. Travel back to the 19th century while walking down the area’s cobblestone pavements.

Later, travel to the East and make a beeline for the Guimet Museum of Asian Art. The museum was first opened by Emile Guimet in 1879 and today houses an extensive collection of Indian fabrics, Chinese fine arts and Japanese Samurai armour.

Then, cool off by visiting the Aquarium de Paris with its 43 tanks and over 10,000 underwater creatures. Whether with family or friends, the aquarium promises a splash of fun.

To wind down, walk along the banks of the Seine and gaze at a panoramic view of Paris. Lights from nearby landmarks reflect off the river and the visual dance echoes the city’s romantic mood.

Before taking on the iconic shopping street, the Champs-Élysées, rest up at the Trocadéro Paris or get the fuel you need by cooking a good meal in the kitchen.