Overview
Planning Your Trip
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Beyond Tourism
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Food
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Museums
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Daytrips
Basics
The islands are crowded with tiny, traditional French restaurants with wood-paneled dining rooms and old-world charm, a vibe they pride themselves upon. Be warned, however, particularly on the Île St-Louis, that it’s often an act. These restaurants cater largely to tourists, so expect to pay more than you would for an equivalent meal on the mainland—or just settle for some ice cream.
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