Know what to do next in Paris

For each monument, you'll find restaurants (organized by use case like "quick lunch," "romantic dinner," or "kid-friendly"), activities for different time windows (30 minutes, 1-2 hours), practical logistics (toilets, ticket tips, best photo spots, timing), and local spots tourists don't usually find. Everything is curated, not just scraped from reviews.

First-time visitors to Paris who are planning their own trip. If you're the type who likes to be prepared, use it before your trip to build your itinerary. If you prefer to figure things out on the spot, use it when you need quick decisions without the research paralysis. Either way, it helps you know what to do next.

Every recommendation in Paris on the Spot comes from my real experience, not algorithms or sponsored content. I've worked in hospitality for years and traveled extensively, so I know exactly what makes or breaks a trip. I understand what tourists actually need! Through my newsletter, French Address, I've been sharing insider Paris addresses with over 3,000 readers. Here's how I curate: I test everything personally. Every restaurant recommendation? I've eaten there, multiple times in most cases. Every practical tip about which entrance to use or where to find a quiet spot? I've walked it myself. Every activity suggestion? I've done it or seen trusted locals do it. When I recommend a café near the Eiffel Tower, it's because I've sat there, watched how tourists and locals interact with the space, checked the prices, tasted the food, and confirmed it delivers what first-timers actually want.

Google and TripAdvisor give you hundreds of options with mixed reviews. Paris on the Spot gives you curated picks for your specific situation. No decision fatigue. No tourist traps. Just "here's what to do based on where you are and what you need right now." Plus practical tips that review sites don't cover. Instead of scrolling through 500 Google reviews wondering which are real, you get a 3 tested picks. Done.

Both. Use it before your trip to research restaurants, plan your days around monuments, and learn practical tips. Then use it during your trip when you need to make quick decisions, find where to eat, or adapt when plans change. The same content works for both planning and on-the-spot help.

Even if you've booked your hotels and major activities, Paris on the Spot can help! Where to eat after the Louvre? What to do when it rains? Where's a good café for a break? The practical, on-the-spot decisions are where most planning falls short, right?

Paris on the Spot focuses on what to do once you're in Paris, not where to stay. The app covers monuments, restaurants, activities and experiences, plus practical tips for getting around.

Free content makes you do all the work. Hours reading blogs, cross-referencing reviews, then still second-guessing yourself.

Paris on the Spot does that work for you. Instead of 50 restaurant options with mixed reviews, you get 3 curated picks for your exact situation. Instead of hunting through forums for which Louvre entrance is fastest, you just open the app and know. No research paralysis. No wasted time.

Your Paris time is valuable. If the app saves you one hour of research or helps you avoid one bad meal at a tourist trap (€15-20), it's already paid for itself. You're paying €1.90 to skip the overwhelm and make confident decisions instantly.

Plus, zero risk. Not satisfied? Email bonjour@paris-on-the-spot.com within 24 hours of purchase, and I'll personally refund you. No questions asked.