Embark On An Adventure With These Hidden Gems In Paris

While everyone talks about the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum in Paris, there is a lot more to explore. Besides world-famous museums and luxury shopping destinations, Paris boasts numerous secret places which await to be discovered. Once you have seen the best of Paris, delve deeper into Paris's hidden corners from eye-soothing places to creepy ones, culinary heritage to underground museums, all worth a visit.

Here we have shortlisted some best-hidden gems in Paris to visit.

1. Parc Des Buttes Chaumont

The luxury malls and the historic museums are great! But there is nothing more soothing than a lush landscape. So, when you're done with your exploration, retreat to one of the best hidden gems in Paris, Parc Des Buttes Chaumont. Spanning over 24.7 hectares of land, it is the fifth-largest park in Paris located in the 19th arrondissements. Soak the tranquillity of the Roman temple, Temple de la Sibylle (Sibyl's Temple) which is located on the Belvedere island in the artificial lake at the top of a 50-metre (160 ft) cliff. With caves, waterfalls and a suspended bridge, it creates a beautiful atmosphere to take a stroll. Plus, here you'll also get some snack stations to satisfy your small cravings.

2. Le Mur des je T’aime

Have you come to Paris with your partner? Yes! Then, you must be seeking a romantic getaway here, don't you? Here is one of the best secret places in Paris for couples, Le Mur des je T’aime. Literally translated as Wall of Love, this work of art was created in 2000 by Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito. It is a love-themed wall of 40 square metres in the Jehan Rictus garden square in Montmartre, Paris and is composed of 612 tiles of enamelled lava. There are 311 declarations of “I Love You” in 250 languages, making it a must-visit and also one of the best hidden spots in Paris. What are you waiting for? Mark this place for your bucket list.

3. Catacombs

The Catacombs, one of the most secret places in Paris and also the most fascinating one, are the ossuaries in Paris that hold the remains of over six million people. The sinkholes and poor sanitation were the two major factors leading to the formation of this labyrinth of skeletons. Whether you crave creepy or a lover of macabre, this is among the most recommended places to visit in Paris. Also, if you're looking for some hidden places in Paris, paying a visit to The Catacombs is worth it.

4. Musée Vivant du Fromage  

Give your  Paris itinerary a delicious twist with Musée Vivant du Fromage. What's it?  Musée Vivant du Fromage is a museum, but it's not the same as other historic museums in Paris with paintings and sculptures. Then? It's a cheese museum! Here you can discover the French cheese terroir and you can also learn about the cultural significance of cheese in France. Dive into the immersive experience of a unique cheese world where you'll be allowed to see how cheese is made with cheese experts crafting it in front of you. What's more? You can also go for some cheese tasting experience letting you taste different textures of cheese from France and beyond. Do you love cheese? Then this is among the best hidden spots in Paris to visit for you.

5. Musée des égouts de Paris 

Do people call you a walking encyclopaedia? Or if you have an everlasting thirst for knowledge, Musée des égouts de Paris is among the best hidden gems in Paris, worth the visit. Can be translated as Paris Sewer Museum, offers a unique visit and insight into the crucial features of the City of Paris' sewerage system. The first phase of this museum is known as the dry gallery which is dedicated to providing a better understanding of the Parisian sewerage system. Plus, it also offers you insights into its history, the various jobs involved in sewerage, environmental issues and the water cycles at different scales. The second part is known as a wet gallery where you'll find water reservoirs and galleries of the network pertaining to an industrial site.

6. The 5 Statues of Liberty

Where is the Statue of Liberty? You'd be like what a silly question it is, of course in New York. But, do you know that  New York is not the only place where the Statue of Liberty is located, there are as many as five Statues of Liberty in Paris! Surprised? So, when you plan a visit to Paris, don't miss an amazing opportunity to explore these five Statues of Liberty (located at different places in Paris). Also, these come among the must-visit Paris secret spots, a testament to stronger ties between The USA and France.