Crédits : Charlène Campos. Translation: Jill Harry. Pictures: Maxime Ledieu, Ambroise Tézenas, Paris Tourist Office - Marc Bertrand, DR.
District
Peaceful and well-to-do, its dif-ferent localities - Auteuil, Muette, Porte Dauphine and Chaillot - have been growing in strength for several years, supported by a rich cultural life thanks to the Louis Vuit-ton Foundation, Palais de Tokyo, Maison de Balzac, Bois de Boulogne, Jardins des Serres d’Auteuil, and the Jardin d’Acclimatation. The 16th ar-rondissement also plays host to the famous clay courts of Roland-Garros, the Parc des Princes, and the race-tracks of Auteuil and Longchamp. Not forgetting one of the City of Light's most stunning sites: the esplanade of Trocadéro with its captivating view of the Eiffel Tower.
PARC BAGATELLE
With its château, park, rose gardens, water features and free-roaming peacocks, the Parc de Baga-telle invites you to enjoy a romantic and historic stroll. In fact, this green setting is said to have been created in 64 days in 1775, following a bet between Marie-Antoinette and the Count of Artois.
ANDIA
The former Passy-La Muette train station now accommodates a restaurant called Andia. With its Andalusian decor by Laura Gonzalez and its luxuriant terraces, this address is a one-way ticket to South America. On the menu, Pulpo de los Andes, Ceviche Clasico, Wagyu Tataki, Camarones, Dulce de Coco… also guaranteeing a getaway. On the first floor, DeepFish, a contemporary sushi bar, will delight fans of Japanese cuisine.
CASA LOPEZ
Specialising in western carpets made by Spanish craftsmen, Casa Lopez is now equally renowned for its colourful collections dedicated to interior decor and the art of the table. From furnishings to lighting and dinner sets handmade in Portugal, this is one of the home decor addresses most highly-prized by Parisians.
MUSÉE MARMOTTAN MONET
Housed in a magnificent private mansion facing the Ranelagh Gardens, the Marmottan Monet Mu-seum is a legacy left by historian Paul Marmottan to the French state. These walls clad in Empire decor now host one of the finest Impressionist collections in Paris, with about 100 works by Claude Monet including "Impression, soleil levant" (1872) and "Sur la plage à Trouville" (1870).
SUBSTANCE
A short walk from the Palais Galliera, the Substance restaurant proposes "an uninhibited gastro-nomic experience". Focusing on the seasons and short-circuit suppliers, Chef Matthias Marc (Top Chef candidate in 2021) places nature at the heart of his tasty offerings. A special mention too for the very enticing wine cellar signed Stephane Manigold, the restaurant's co-founder.
LE TIGRE YOGA
To discover or perfect your practice of yoga and Pilates, head for this well-known studio very close to Place Iéna. In addition to its private and group classes, Le Tigre Yoga Club invites you to relax in its hammam, its healthy food nook, or its library containing the best books on personal develop-ment. A great anti-stress solution to city life.
PASCALE MONVOISIN
Gold, diamonds, un-cut and semi-precious gems, but also leather, silk and feathers, jewellery is dreamt up by Pascale Monvoisin to offer real talismans. To be discovered in her immaculate bou-tique.
CRAVAN
Voted "Meilleur Bar d’Auteur" in 2019, Cravan is a dream for all fans of cocktails. Success which did not come by chance, as one of its founders, Franck Audoux, is none other than the leading specialist for cocktails between the two World Wars. As a bonus, this unusual address nestles in an Art Nouveau building signed Hector Guimard.
BRASSERIE CÉZANNE
Inspired by the Provence so deeply loved by the artist, the Brasserie Cézanne proposes tasty, con-genial cuisine brimming with sunshine. Several nights a week (Wednesday to Saturday), singers and musicians are invited to perform live for the greater enjoyment of Parisians who can then recall their mellow summer evenings for a few hours.
To reach the reception, ask the concierge or make a reservation, click on the bell!
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