Best neighborhood in Paris for couples
For a city break for two you want great restaurants, an authentic feel and somewhere not too hectic. These neighborhoods score best on that combination.
1. Montmartre
71% matchArtists' neighborhood on the hill around the Sacré-Cœur, with winding streets and a village feel.
See hotels in MontmartreRestaurants65Authentic vibe82Peace and quiet582. Le Marais
69% matchHistoric neighborhood with trendy boutiques, galleries and one of Paris's liveliest nightlife scenes.
See hotels in Le MaraisRestaurants85Authentic vibe58Peace and quiet353. Saint-Germain-des-Prés
66% matchLeft Bank neighborhood with literary cafés, art galleries and antique shops along cobbled streets.
See hotels in Saint-Germain-des-PrésRestaurants80Authentic vibe60Peace and quiet45
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Which neighborhood in Paris is best for couples?
According to our scores, Montmartre is the best match for couples (71% match). Also a good fit: Le Marais and Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
How does StayHood decide which neighborhood fits?
Every neighborhood has scores from 0 to 100 on ten criteria, such as nightlife, restaurants, peace and quiet and public transport. The scores are compiled from published neighborhood guides and are a well-founded starting point, not an exact measurement. For a traveler type or in the quiz, some criteria weigh more, and the neighborhood with the highest weighted score comes first.
Can I say what matters to me myself?
Yes. In the short quiz for Paris you rate how important each topic is to you. You then see which neighborhood fits best, including alternatives.