sourxpatchxkid

Find the fudge shop.
Even if you don’t like the ancient architecture, the lively/ quaint atmosphere (depending on location), the landscape or the little shops where you can find anything, the fudge will make your day.
Jim Garrahy’s Fudge Kitchen. Look around till you see it, then stock up to your hearts content.

Fudge Kitchen, I will return to you one day, I promise xxxx

;D

So I know I’ve only seen the tourist spots, and that I don’t live my life there, so I can’t give as good as an opinion as your average Parisian. However, I can say that I thought it was a bright, bustling-busy, always something to do city.
If I went again I’d have to plan in advance what I’d do. . . everytime I leave it feels like I’m going too soon.
Something for everyone, really recommend.

Beautiful :)

As a visitor, there was loads to do and plenty of shopping ;D I went during the winter, it was beautiful :)

Plan where you’re going to go first. . . know what train times/ bus trips operate to get from A to B.
Don’t be afraid to ask people where to go either. . although most are likely to be tourists!
If you know where to look you won’t be let down :)