Visiting Paris with a Dog, Paris, France

Ah, the city of love. Why wouldn鈥檛 you want to share Paris with one of the most loyal loves of your life? Well, I can think of a few reasons, but I鈥檒l get to those. Visiting Paris with a dog can be downright delightful as long as you are well prepared for what to expect.

Paris is one of those cities (like聽Vienna) that I like to call dog-owner friendly, but not so dog-friendly. Dogs are pretty much allowed everywhere you鈥檒l want to eat, from sidewalk bistros to cafes to even some nicer restaurants. Not only are they allowed, but servers and restauranteurs will be positively doting. They鈥檒l get pets and water, and you鈥檒l instantly become one of the establishment鈥檚 favorite customers. The rumors are true 鈥� the French are much friendlier and warm when you have a dog. And of course, what dog wouldn鈥檛 love French food? Our dog had everything from steak frites to quiches and was in culinary heaven. But I would say that is just about where the city鈥檚 dog-friendliness ends. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).

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Guide Name: Visiting Paris with a Dog
Guide Location: France » Paris
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Ana Montano
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:

Jardin du Palais Royal
Bois de Boulogne
Bois de Vincennes
Gardens of the Champs-脡lys茅es
Monceau Park
Champ-de-Mars Park
Parc Montsouris
Jardin du Carrousel
Luxembourg Gardens
Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
Bistrot Richelieu
Le Garde Manger
Gruppomimo
Le Centenaire
Caf茅 Lateral
Angelina
Old Shalimar
Le Christine
Dandy Hotel & Kitchen
Les Petit Commines
Le Compas
Les Bancs Publics
Le P鈥檛it Bougnat
Borgo
Arbore
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