SUNDAY in Paris----What to do? Anything I should not miss???

Hi T/A%26#39;s,

My last full day in Paris will be on a Sunday. Is there anything that I should not miss on a Sunday?

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Go hang out at Le Marais. You can have lunch at the Jewish area there and walk around, tour Place des Vosges, do some window shopping, visit one of the museums (The Picasso museum is nice). Le Marais is definitely a great place to go.

get more details on this site:

http://www.parismarais.com/

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Just go and continue being a tourist. Enjoy the day to the utmost. If the Sunday is the first Sunday of the month the museums are free except those with special exhibits. There are some street markets open on Sunday. How about Clignancourt flea mkt? (I think that is open on Sunday). If it is sunny, it is so nice to take a seat in the sun at Luxembourg Gardens and people watch. Just love every minute you have in Paris.

Pat

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Brunch at the lovely Jacquemart Andre art museum.

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Head up to Montmartre---to the area along and around RUE des MARTYRS--between NOTRE DAME de LORETTE Metro and ABBESSES Metro.

OR...begin at PIGALLE Metro and use the MONTMARTROBUS %26#39;circuit%26#39; to %26#39;work%26#39; your way up and around the heights of Montmartre, hopping-on %26amp; off as mood, moment or occasion presents.

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Check the Notre Dame calendar. They usually have free organ concerts on Sunday, 4.30 to 5.15. You need to be early to get a seat, otherwise it will be standing room. Then ice cream at Berthillon.

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If the weather is nice, any local park. Great for people watching an relaxing prior to a long flight. Also gives you the %26quot;only in Paris%26quot; feeling.

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Our big plan for sunday is going to the %26quot;Puces%26quot;

(Fleas Market), the biggest in Europe. My DH likes flea Markets. You just have to be careful with your belongings.

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See if there is a matinee at the Opera Garnier--so beautiful! If not, you might want to do a self-tour there if it isn%26#39;t already built into your schedule.

Have a falafel at L%26#39;As du Falafel in the Marais District and wander around looking into shop windows while you eat it.

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someone mentioned museums..are the ones that aren%26#39;t free less busy since many go to the free showings? ie versailles?

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No. The French go to the museums too on the weekends.