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Rue Cler

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CHENG ********
10 Mar
Experience: You absolutely must go up to at least the second floor of the Eiffel Tower; if possible, go all the way to the top. The view is unforgettable! For tickets, you'll meet at the local travel agency at the time specified on Klook. For example, if you bought a 4:45 PM ticket, you should check in at the local travel agency between 4:30 PM and 4:45 PM. A local guide will then lead the group inside and accompany you to the second floor, after which you'll have free time.
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carlo ******
9 Mar
Do not miss this photography in Paris. If you are traveling alone, make sure to book this photoshoot. It was a very nice experience, and the picture is very nice. I am so happy and absolutely recommending this photoshoot.
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클룩 회원
7 Mar
It was such a joy to visit the Musée d'Orsay, a place I absolutely had to see to view Van Gogh's works, and to hear our guide share stories about Van Gogh's life. Beyond Van Gogh, learning about and experiencing the evolution from Realism to color-focused Realism and Impressionism through the works of Millet, Courbet, Monet, and Renoir significantly broadened my understanding of painting, which I had previously only learned from books. Thank you for allowing me to experience and feel what Impressionism truly is, rather than just hearing a description. By personally experiencing a feeling that I never would have understood just by hearing about it, I was able to delve deeper into Impressionism even after the tour ended. I highly recommend setting aside an extra hour or two for personal viewing after the tour. I hope everyone gets to enjoy this opportunity to vividly see and experience paintings that we've only ever seen as small images in textbooks, right before their eyes with our guide.
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Regine *********
5 Mar
We booked our Big Bus Paris tour through Klook, and it was incredibly easy to use. After booking, we received an instant voucher that was hassle-free to redeem directly at the bus. It’s a great way to skip the confusion of local transport. The best part is the convenience—the bus stops right in front of all the major tourist spots like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and Notre Dame. We didn’t have to waste time navigating maps or walking long distances between landmarks. We simply hopped off, explored, and hopped back on when the next bus arrived. If you want a no-hassle sightseeing experience that saves your legs while offering great views from the open-top deck, this is definitely the way to go. Highly recommended for first-time visitors!
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Lee ********
5 Mar
I took a uber to the pick up point at the Pullman hotel at 8:30 am before the bus leaving at 9 am where the tour agents has a table inside the hotel that make u feel so welcome . the lady in red was so nice n friendly that she offer all passengers a tea or coffee w a delicious biscuit . we can wait till the actual time at 9 am inside the hotel rather than wait outside like my Mont Saint Michel tour at the Pullman Effie hotel . that hotel need u to buy €8 coffee / tea n coke w crossaint than u can use that toilet n wait outside in cold weather before the tour leave ! both are Pullman hotel in Paris but they have different perception for tour agency
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Klook User
5 Mar
It was a pretty decent adventure. You are mainly paying for the views. After hearing lots of reviews about how the food was mediocre, I went with low expectations, however the food was decent. The soup was probably the best part of the meal.
YU *******
2 Mar
Highly recommend buying individual tickets. The package deals are a rip-off, definitely don't be fooled like I was. After buying your individual ticket, you can go directly to the express line at the attraction, saving you a lot of trouble.
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Ethan *****
2 Mar
Manuela, our tour guide, was great! She's very social and knows a lot about the tower! Word of advice: they are very strict about timing, so be there BEFORE your time slot! They leave on the dot as to not delay other guests on the same tour.

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Rue Cler is a lively market street in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower. Lined with cobblestones, this street in Paris is known for its specialty shops, including a cheese shop, wine shops, and fresh produce shops When you visit, you can walk down the street and stop by Café du Marché or Le Petit Cler for a Parisian lunch or coffee. Don’t miss the fresh seafood at La Sablaise or the sweet treats that make this spot a real treat for your taste buds. Many people also visit Rue Cler to experience authentic Parisian life without the tourist crowds. It’s a great place for people-watching, especially on Sunday mornings. Located near the iconic Eiffel Tower and Champ de Mars, it’s easy to add to your itinerary. If you love good bread, Italian delicacies, or simply exploring hidden gems, Rue Cler is one of Paris's favorite streets to discover.
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Where to Shop at Rue Cler

La Fromagerie

This local cheese shop offers creamy brie, aged comté, and tangy goat cheese. The staff can help you choose the best options for your picnic or wine night. It's one of the most loved specialty shops on Rue Cler.

Davoli

Davoli is a cozy Italian delicatessen packed with fresh produce, cured meats, and ready-to-eat meals. Try the truffle pasta or stuffed peppers; they're a real treat. It's a go-to stop for visitors craving Italian delicacies in the heart of Paris.

A La Mère de Famille

Got a sweet tooth? This charming shop is full of handmade chocolates, caramels, and classic French candies. It's a must-visit on Rue Cler if you're after dessert or a small gift.

Le Repaire de Bacchus

This boutique wine shop offers bottles from every corner of France. The staff knows their pairings; just ask and they'll match a perfect wine for your cheese shop finds. It's a favorite stop on Rue Cler for food lovers and picnic planners.

Les Abeilles

Step into this specialty store for artisan honey, soaps, and candles. Everything here is inspired by bees and their sweet creations. The scents alone make it worth a visit on this charming street.

Things to do at Rue Cler

Go Café Hopping

Sit back and enjoy people-watching at cozy spots like Le Petit Cler or Café du Marché. Try a hot coffee, flaky croissant, or a light lunch from one of the many charming cafés. Each café along Rue Cler has its own local feel and Parisian charm.

Have a picnic near the Eiffel Tower

Pick up fresh produce, cheese, or prepared dishes from the Rue Cler market, then walk to Champ de Mars---just minutes away. Spread a blanket and enjoy your food with a view of the iconic Eiffel Tower. It's one of the best picnic spots in Paris.

Take a walking photo tour

Rue Cler is full of cute storefronts. The street's colorful shops, vintage bikes, and flower stands make great photo backdrops. Snap photos with the Eiffel Tower peeking in the distance. It's a fun way to explore while capturing Paris.

Popular Attractions Near Rue Cler

Eiffel Tower (7-minute walk)

The Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, and it's just minutes from Rue Cler. You can walk over after grabbing fresh pastries or cheese from the market street. Enjoy the view from the grass or take the elevator to the top.

Champ de Mars (6-minute walk)

Champ de Mars is a large green park that stretches out below the Eiffel Tower. It's a favorite picnic spot for locals and visitors. Bring your finds from Rue Cler---maybe some wine, good bread, and cheese---and enjoy lunch outdoors.

Pont Alexandre III (15-minute walk)

Known as the most beautiful bridge in Paris, Pont Alexandre III is decorated with gold statues and classic streetlamps. It connects you from Rue Cler to the Grand Palais and Petit Palais.

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