Discover our locals' 168 hidden gems in Paris

In this shop you can find postcards for any type of event, time of the year, or type of person, from the most artistic and stylish to naif types.

"Brasserie Hector" is a great place in Paris to have nice lunch on a weekday. Their prices are not that cheap, but for the quality you get it's worth it!

The bookshop is in an old car repair shop, which its owner transformed into a welcoming and open space where book presentations and talks take place.

This little shop is stylish, friendly and provides hair and beard care for men, including waxing, facial treatments and relaxing steam baths for your face.

Hotel Lutetia is a luxurious place that saw all the "crazy years" of glamour pass by and hosted artists such as Ernest Hemingway during his time in Paris.

Cafe Joyeux employs people with disabilities as their main staff and offers them regular working conditions and salaries. And the coffee is great as well!

They hosts events, presentations and discussions about new publications, new releases and young artists; and even sell original comic art by local artists.

When you get in the shop, which does not look very special from the outside, all the items appear strange, and as brought back from a movie or something like that.

Although offering a wide variety of Canadian books, its main attraction is an eclectic collection of over 35,000 titles in English ranging from scholarly to popular literature.

They have playing boards of all sizes and materials. Professional ones, amateur ones, wooden, plastic, glass, metallic...

"Benedict" Paris has become one of my favourite spots for a quick & tasty meal in the middle of the day or for a fancy dinner with friends or in couples.

The restaurant in the Palais de Tokyo in Paris changes a lot; nowadays it's called "Bambini" and it has a wonderful terrace with views of the Eiffel Tower.