Paris Is Packed in the Summer. Here Are Six Ways to Dodge the Droves

Travellers seeking to escape the crowds and uncover hidden gems in Paris this summer can benefit from these helpful tips from the New York Times.

Venture into suburbs like Montreuil, Pantin and St.-Germain-en-Laye; opt for a substantial lunch at top restaurants compared to dinner; take advantage of museums' extended evening hours, including Musée d'Orsay, Louvre and Musée Rodin; explore lesser-known cafes such as Carette and Verlet, rather than the popular Café de Flore or Café aux Deux Magots; or step off the beaten path and discover alternative routes like the Canal St. Martin and Buttes Chaumont park.

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