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Paris is one of those cities that appear on almost every travel page. Although its attractions are well known to most of us, the truth is that there are plenty of hidden corners waiting to be discovered that are not so well known but radiate beauty in every corner.
Here are five of them. Some are a bit hidden and not always easy to reach, so we recommend that you bring a map or use a navigation app to avoid getting lost along the way get an eSIM with unlimited data of Blink eSIM. With it, you can browse the internet, communicate with your friends, or join a work call while strolling through the streets of Paris: with no limits and the maximum 5G speed.
Chapelle Expiatoire
We start our route with a stop at 29 rue Pasquier, where you'll find the Chapelle Expiatoire. It’s not one of the most well-known chapels, but its attractions are undeniable: it is a neoclassical-style chapel located in Square Louis-XVI.
Its importance in the French capital lies in the fact that it was the place where Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette were guillotined. A simple visit to this iconic spot will allow us to dive into one of the most historically significant periods of the city of the Seine.
Inmueble Lavirotte
At 29 Avenue Rapp, we find what is considered the most beautiful building in Paris. Although we anticipate that this will depend quite a bit on your tastes and knowledge of architecture, the reality is that it is definitely worth a visit.
To understand its beauty and prominence in the Parisian scene, it’s important to note that the façade, hall, and staircase of the place we’re going to visit are listed as historical monuments of the city of Paris.
Playground Duperré
Regardless of whether you like basketball more or less, there is a place in Paris that has become a must-visit for all art and urban culture lovers. It is the basketball court located at 22 Rue de Duperré, in the heart of Pigalle.
Itsflamboyant colors and how well the court is preserved make it one of those places that, over time, has become one of the biggest icons of Paris.
The Comédie Italianne
We switch gears to visit the only Italian theater in France. It is the The Comédie Italianne It is located at 19 Rue de la Gaité. If you're not a big theater fan, don't worry, it's not necessary to enter its interior to enjoy its beauty.
In fact, one of its main attractions lies in its facade: with a bright blue color and golden decorations that are capable of capturing the attention of all the passersby strolling around.
Passage de L’Ancre
If you consider yourself a lover of hidden passages and corners with a unique personality, the Passage de L’Ancre It is one of the best options available to you. To visit it, we need to head to the Arts et Métiers district, specifically to 30 Rue de Turbigo.
It is just over 50 meters long, but it will be more than enough to captivate you with the color of its façades, the flowers, and, in general, the pleasant atmosphere inside. Additionally, it is also the place where we can find the iconic umbrella, parasol, and cane repair shop, Pep’s. Without a doubt, a must-visit.
