Worth climbing the many stairs, or taking the funiculaire up, even if you're not catholic...
...even if just for the views (and you can see how the weather resembled more of London than anything else).
And
Le Moulin Rouge also definitely worth a visit, especially at night.
Place du Tertre, where you can admire artists painting and drawing, and expect being harassed by them to draw you or paint you. You can also see a lovely peak of the
Sacré Coeur again.
And one more pretty view from the
Montmartre hill.
Notre Dame de Paris
The gargoyles looked as real as in
The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
And very worth climbing the many stairs to see the views.
Enjoying La Seine, its surroundings and many bridges
Pont des Arts and
Pont Neuf.
Old books/magazines/drawings/artwork sellers along
La Seine.
The back of
Notre Dame with another padlock bridge.
Tour Eiffel
No words needed. The most imposing monument in Paris. Definitely worth the almost one hour of waiting in the cold and rain to go up (by lift of course, the line for going up by stairs was much shorter but I think those people must have a little bit of craziness, or it is just the vertigo bound me judging?) Go up by day to see the amazing views and see it from the Trocadéro by night and if you're lucky like me you'll see the flashing lights too!
Le Marais
Definitely one of the areas that I enjoyed the most and loved to "get lost" in. You can see trendy streets, the
Hotel de Ville which is the city's council, and many squares and nice places to eat and enjoy doing some people watching.
Avenue des Champs Élysées
L'Arc du Triómphe, worth climbing all the stairs, like
Notre Dame, to get again breathtaking views.
And of course a visit to
Ladurée couldn't be missed (my poor boyfriend had to go back all of the avenue so I could buy a box!).
Musée du Louvre and Jardin des Tuileries
The
Louvre, another place with no need for explanation. Go there!
Sunny
Jardin des Tuileries seemed to be the Hyde Park of Paris.
Done with the picture overload, I hope you enjoyed them though. I just have to say that I loved the city even if I was a bit unamused with what is typically London weather, fortunately the sun decided to show up in our last day and made it much more pleasant. One piece of advice, if you're an EU citizen and under 24-26 go there now! You can enter Notre Dame and Arc du Triómphe for free and have a discount on the Eiffel Tower. Also, don't be too worried on seeing things, just enjoy them and eat well, the food is a great deal and me, as a girl who likes her food, liked a lot to stop and eat and drink!
These weren't the only things I saw, but as many were visited when it was dark the pictures were getting so terrible that I stopped trying to take pictures, and of course these so many already and were hard to choose from the more than 400 we took! Though next time I go there I hope to have a DSLR in my hands, cross your fingers!
Oh, another thing, I didn't wear the berets only because I was in Paris, I wear them whenever it is really cold, which it was, and I got a few more berets for my collection there. Most of my outfit shots that I have yet to post, not only from Paris, have berets, they're the best to keep my head warm!
*pictures by me and my boyfriend, edited with pixlr.com 
