WHAT TO SHOOT ON A POLAROID IN PARIS? Now that's an easy question; I would say - anything! But of course there are some places that are a definite must-visit and would make a great memory in your travel album.

1. Petit Palais (read our recent article about the Museum) is free to enter and is visually stunning, from the very architecture to the collection of fine art it displays inside. The very special place is its inner garden, where you can have a rest after a long walk with a cup of tea or coffee in their cafeteria. Enjoying yourself in such calm and gorgeous surroundings right in the heart of the city will make your trip a bit more romantic indeed.

2. Rue Saint-Honoré is of course a place for luxury shopping today (as well as few hundred years ago) and remains one of the most-visited streets of Paris. Start your walk from the Rue Royale and past all the luxury boutiques. Do not miss the very first Chanel Boutique on Rue de Cambon, then come across the Colonne Vendôme that was created by Napoleon's order. If you turn right from that point, you will get to the Ladurée shop on Rue de Castiglione and can treat yourself with a few macaroons (I always do). Later on you will see the Eglise Saint Roch Church that has been there since early 18th century and finish your route at the Palais-Royal - Musée du Louvre metro station.

3. Palais Royal is a place I am always obsessed with and though you can not see it in my polaroids, you will find the inner yard with the iconic black and white columns, the beautiful garden to relax in, and the modern art and old fountains are impressive of course.

4. Louvre and Jardin des Tuileries, the famous museum and the huge garden in the heart of Paris, is a must-visit location on any tourist list. That is why if you are a fan of clear landscapes, I would suggest waking up a bit earlier to have the gardens to yourself (opens at 7am).

5. Le Marais is such a beautiful quarter I will never have enough words to describe all the beautiful places it has, but my favourite spot is the Leopold Achille Square and I find myself always spending a few minutes in there when I visit Paris. Another wonderful green spot is the Jardin des Rosiers-Joseph Migneret with a strong history and stunning architecture inside. And of course our beloved Andrew GN Showroom is a never a bad idea to visit and explore the real artistic spirit of Parisian couture.

6. Montmartre is the most dense place for sightseeing and attractions, but I would definitely get to the Wall of Love; it is such a beautiful and touching art installation, and yet another reminder of why you actually are in Paris. Get to the Sacré-Cœur Basilica and enjoy the landscape as this spot opens a gorgeous view to the city. Do not forget the La Maison Rose, which is an iconic little pink house located in a very cosy and not loaded with tourists street of Montmartre.