Trip to Paris - what to visit?

[phinix]

I'm going to Paris next month and was wondering if any of you here (fellow Parisians maybe:)) could suggest to visit/see.
I've been there couple of times already, so I've seen things like Louvre, arc, tower etc - but is there anything that is worth seeing that is not on usual tourists list?

[iri]

The Châtelet station, you'll know what hell looks like.

[phinix]

The Châtelet station, you'll know what hell looks like.

OK, will put on my list - why what is it? 

[Findecanor]

I dunno about anything in particular, but:

I'd check Atlas Obscura. That site was made to answer this question, for many cities. I've consulted it before travelling to other cities and even found some places in my home town that I didn't know about. However, I've also found some tourist traps in its lists.

The Tim Traveller has a bunch of videos about unusual places in France, most of them in Paris. He's a transit nerd, so it is mostly about that.

[phinix]

I guess we dont have many Parisians here...
Anyway, going there next week, picked some places I didn't see before on my prev trips to Paris.
I may take my hhkb with me, just for fun photos

[fohat.digs]

I often take a bus tour early in a trip to look for interesting scenes to return to later.

[phinix]

I often take a bus tour early in a trip to look for interesting scenes to return to later.

Interesting idea, thanks. I'll take a look what bus tours they have there.

[redge]

I used to work in Paris and I return frequently. Where you should go depends on what your interests are. Paris is a great walking city, so just choosing an arrondissement (district) and wandering around is an option. A fellow from New York has been visiting Paris for the last week and is making a couple of videos a day, including live streams, on YouTube. Might be worth checking out: https://www.youtube.com/c/UrbanistExploringCities/featured

Enjoy Paris!

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[phinix]

I used to work in Paris and I return frequently. Where you should go depends on what your interests are. Paris is a great walking city, so just choosing an arrondissement (district) and wandering around is an option. A fellow from New York has been visiting Paris for the last week and is making a couple of videos a day, including live streams, on YouTube. Might be worth checking out: https://www.youtube.com/c/UrbanistExploringCities/featured

Enjoy Paris!

Computer: Mac Studio
New keyboard Oct/Dec: Abec13's Gentoo

Cool, thanks. There are even clips from yesterday, Paris by evening.

[noisyturtle]

I'm partial to the SE France - Cote d'Azure, Provence, and Alpes areas.
The rest of France kinda sucks.

[phinix]

I'm partial to the SE France - Cote d'Azure, Provence, and Alpes areas.
The rest of France kinda sucks.

What do you mean by sucks?

[ideus]

I'm partial to the SE France - Cote d'Azure, Provence, and Alpes areas.
The rest of France kinda sucks.

How come?

[noisyturtle]

lol I dunno, I haven't been there since the late '90s. I'm sure it's different now.

[romevi]

I'm going to Paris next month and was wondering if any of you here (fellow Parisians maybe:)) could suggest to visit/see.
I've been there couple of times already, so I've seen things like Louvre, arc, tower etc - but is there anything that is worth seeing that is not on usual tourists list?

Those are the places I visited and I can't remember anything else that stuck out or that I wanted to see. I felt three days was enough for me.

[redge]

A fellow from New York has been visiting Paris for the last week and is making a couple of videos a day, including live streams, on YouTube. Might be worth checking out: https://www.youtube.com/c/UrbanistExploringCities/featured

Cool, thanks. There are even clips from yesterday, Paris by evening.

I just checked out the evening walk video. I lived in the arrondissement, the 14th, where he did much of the live stream. The RER and Metro station at 15:10, Denfert-Rochereau, was my local station. That's a minor entrance to a fairly large, important station. At that point in the walk, he's a block from Montparnasse Boulevard. Speaking of which, there's quite a view of the city from the Montparnasse Observation Deck.

[ideus]

A fellow from New York has been visiting Paris for the last week and is making a couple of videos a day, including live streams, on YouTube. Might be worth checking out: https://www.youtube.com/c/UrbanistExploringCities/featured

Cool, thanks. There are even clips from yesterday, Paris by evening.

I just checked out the evening walk video. I lived in the arrondissement, the 14th, where he did much of the live stream. The RER and Metro station at 15:10, Denfert-Rochereau, was my local station. That's a minor entrance to a fairly large, important station. At that point in the walk, he's a block from Montparnasse Boulevard. Speaking of which, there's quite a view of the city from the Montparnasse Observation Deck.

It is very nice.

[Eseyria]

I have been to Paris 2 years ago, it was amazing. It's one of the best places I've ever been.

[iri]

I'm partial to the SE France - Cote d'Azure, Provence, and Alpes areas.
The rest of France kinda sucks.

What in the actual ****.

There is an area in Provence that does suck.