9th arrondissement

Geographical district

★ 4.8 (55K+ reviews) • 568K+ booked

In the 9th Arrondissement of Paris, you’ll find a perfect mix of history, shopping, and entertainment in a central location on the Right Bank. You can visit the grand Palais Garnier opera house, walk along boulevard des Capucines and boulevard Haussmann, or shop at the famous Galeries Lafayette Haussmann and Printemps department store. Explore rue des Martyrs and rue du Faubourg Montmartre to discover small shops, cheese shops, and unique gifts, or enjoy delicious meals at Pink Mamma and other Big Mamma Group spots. Between charming coffee shops, lively music venues like the Folies Bergère, and inspiring art galleries, there’s always something to see. With easy access to metro stations and metro lines, you can quickly reach Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower, or Sacre Coeur. The best part is how the 9th Arrondissement combines affordable prices with French history, a lively atmosphere, and the romantic life that makes Paris unforgettable.

9th arrondissement, 75009 Paris, France

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Karen **

30 Jun

Visiting the Louvre at 10 AM with a reservation was a fantastic experience. The short line allowed for quick entry, and the morning ambiance was serene. I enjoyed exploring masterpieces like the Mona Lisa without crowds. The natural light through the glass pyramid enhanced the beauty of the art. Highly recommended for an unforgettable morning!

黃 **

30 Jun

Children make choices, I want them all! Suitable for short-term travelers and those who are not sure which attractions they like, just visit them all! After purchase, you can directly enter with the QR code.

黃 **

30 Jun

It is very suitable for people who like to visit places. If you want to carefully taste a specific museum, you can consider buying a ticket for a specific museum and then buying a two-day museum pass!

大嶋 **

30 Jun

Of course the Mona Lisa is amazing, but the works that I didn't know much about are also wonderful. Above all, the scale of the museum's splendor is something you can never experience in Japan. Tickets must be purchased in advance to enter (there are no same-day tickets!), so it's best to buy them through Klook.

Erlea *******

29 Jun

Even it said it will be 15 destination, the reality is half of them. For me no problem, we enjoyed the tour. Rami is very friendly and knowledgeable of every place we go. unfortunately, we can’t take a photo at Louvre Museum since today they held a parade. Afterall, Thank you for waiting for us 🙏🏻

Nguyen **************

28 Jun

One of the best activities that your should try at Paris. Recommend to book the late night one to have good night view.

Syed *****

28 Jun

Naomi the guide guided us to the best spots which really helped us cover major things in the museum. very helpful

Karen **

27 Jun

A hidden gem in Paris! Musée de l'Orangerie is small but breathtaking—home to Monet’s iconic *Water Lilies* displayed in two oval rooms designed just for them. Standing in those serene, light-filled spaces feels like stepping into the paintings themselves. The lower level’s Impressionist collection (Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse) is equally impressive. What I loved: No crowds (unlike the Louvre!), intimate setting, and the way natural light enhances the art. Spent an hour here but could’ve lingered all day. Perfect for art lovers short on time.

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Things to Do in 9th Arrondissement

Visit the Palais Garnier

Go inside the stunning Palais Garnier, one of the most beautiful opera houses in the world. You can admire its grand staircase, glittering chandeliers, and ornate ceilings. If you have time, catch a ballet or opera for an unforgettable night out.

Shop at Galeries Lafayette in Boulevard Haussmann

Head to Boulevard Haussmann to explore the famous Galeries Lafayette Haussmann and Printemps department store. You'll find luxury brands, unique gifts, and even a rooftop terrace with amazing views of Paris.

Explore Rue des Martyrs and Rue du Faubourg Montmartre

Drop by Rue des Martyrs and Rue du Faubourg Montmartre for charming small shops, cheese shops, bakeries, and coffee shops. These streets are perfect for picking up local treats or enjoying a slow afternoon.

Enjoy the Food Scene in South Pigalle (SoPi)

In South Pigalle, also called SoPi, you'll find trendy Big Mamma Group restaurants like Pink Mamma, along with cozy bistros and lively trendy bars. It's the perfect spot for dinner and drinks after exploring the neighborhood.

See a Show at the Folies Bergère or a music venue

Catch a performance at the historic Folies Bergère, or visit one of the area's many music venues for concerts ranging from jazz to rock. The 9th is full of places where you can enjoy live entertainment.

Popular Attractions Near 9th Arrondissement

Galeries Lafayette

The Galeries Lafayette Haussmann is one of Paris' most famous department stores, located right in the 9th Arrondissement. Here, you can shop luxury brands, browse unique gifts, sample French perfume, and enjoy gourmet food halls. Don't miss the stunning glass dome and the rooftop terrace with sweeping views of the city.

Sacré-Cœur

The Sacré-Cœur Basilica is just a 20-minute walk or a quick 10-minute metro ride from Paris' 9th district. You can visit its beautiful white domes, look inside the church, and climb to the top for amazing views of Paris. Nearby, you'll find charming streets with artists, cafés, and small shops.

Moulin Rouge

The Moulin Rouge, just a 10-minute walk from the 9th Arrondissement, is Paris' most famous cabaret, known for its dazzling can-can shows, colorful costumes, and lively atmosphere. Here, you can enjoy an unforgettable evening of music, dance, and fine dining in a historic venue that has entertained audiences since 1889.

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