The music in Paris is breathtaking. ÉdithPiaf，Serge Gainsbourg，Jacques Brel，Yann Tiersen... Even if you've never been there, you'll be aware of its cultural heritage.
But the French capital is constantly evolving, especially in the music world.
In addition to many historic institutions, it is home to many smaller venues that carry the laid-back spirit of the city's musical identity.
With the Eurostar, there is only a two-hour journey from London to Paris, so there really are no excuses.
If you're a music lover, this is a must-see in the city.
Often described as one of the most beautiful music venues in the world, as soon as you step through the door, you realize that this is by no means an understatement.
In fact, the opera house must definitely compete for the top spot. There are marble staircases, gleaming gold finishes and crystal chandeliers, and that's not even before reaching the auditorium.
On the ceiling are paintings by the famous artist Marc Chagall. Bright, whimsical colors and drawings give comfortable red velvet furniture a free-spirited feel.
The architecture will impress you. Undoubtedly, it is spectacular.
Le Trianon is one of the most beautiful concert halls in Paris, with excellent acoustics, first-class programming features, and a charming ballroom overlooking the boulevards.
This arts and culture centre hosts exhibitions, film screenings, performances and club nights.
The downstairs venue plays eclectic music while showcasing some of the hottest new bands in Paris. There is also a roof terrace and massage area.
Spread over three floors, this bar/club/live music venue is a must-see for those who want to visit French cannon performers.
Le Rex, one of the oldest electronic music clubs in Paris, will celebrate its 30th anniversary next year.
The venue was recently remodeled, while iconic producer Laurent Garnier helped reshuffle the lineup.
Experience music in a palatial Versailles setting. The palace is a must-see on a trip to Paris and is just a short train ride from the city centre.
Here, once you visit the astonishing riches of Louis XIV's residence and take 1 million selfies in the Hall of Mirrors, you can stroll into the gardens where classical music is circulating.
If you're interested in something more formal, you can also take part in shows and musical fountain shows. Yes, it's a sightseeing tour, but definitely an experience.
Where to stay
As the hotel has grown, Terrass is a solid all-rounder. It's very close to Gare du Nord, you can do it in 30 minutes on the metro, and it's a beat for all the activities in Montmartre.
The Moulin Rouge and Sacré Coeur are within walking distance. It can be said that the decoration is fashionable. Red is the signature colour of the rooms, giving them a fun and modern atmosphere. Definitely not a violet shrinkage.
Make sure you ask for a room with a view of the Eiffel Tower.
Best of all is its rooftop bar and restaurant on the 7th floor with panoramic views of Paris. This is a real breakthrough.