If you want to truly experience Paris, don't go on one of those tour packages that only offer the famous and well-known sights. Instead, plan your own itinerary and live like a local. Paris in December can be a perfect time for this as the cold weather in Paris could complement the picturesque and sentimental feel of the streets. Here are a few ideas.
1. Learn a class.
December is the best time to learn art in Paris. Whatever your interest is, a class that cater to you is accessible within the streets. Learn their French cuisine by attending Le Foodist so you will no longer have to purchase macarons or croissants at your local cafe. Study the basics of calligraphy or paint your first canvas and acquire a new skill before heading home.
2. Read a book in Le Monte en L'air.
Located at Rue de la Mare, Le Monte en L'air is an art gallery, theater, and library all rolled into one. You can burn your whole day here reading books that cover the shelves from top to bottom. The paintings hanging on the wall can divert your attention from reading as if you are suddenly transported into an art exhibit. Le Monte en L'air also holds live music events.
3. Shop where locals buy their fashion.
Know what to wear in Paris in December by following the latest fashion of Parisians in the street. You don't need to have a considerable amount of money to shop for high- quality fashionable clothes.
Shop like a local and discover the best boutiques that offer designer clad items with a reasonable price offer. Scan the lanes of Rue de Passy, Rue de Rennes, Avenue Montaigne, Rue Saint Honore and many others and shop on end till you scour all those streets.
4. Watch a French film.
Even if you don't understand the language, watching a film in French makes up 50% of your Paris itinerary. What better time to experience this with a special someone than in Paris in December 2016. Have a rundown of the best theaters in the Paris like Le Peniche Cinema, Le Grand Rex, Le Geode, and many others.
5. Drink wine at Canal St. Martin.
End your day by chilling at the pathways of Canal St. Martin. Drink wine and meet locals similarly hanging out and concluding your busy the day here.
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