Paris is a wonderful city and is always a pleasure to discover it from the inside, to walk around it, to stroll around or to get lost in it. But what a privilege it is to be able to take a breath and contemplate it from above! The city is then revealed, harmonious, luminous and sublimated.

The zinc roofs, the domes and the majesty of the emblematic monuments reflect a mythical and poetic vision of the capital. To embrace Paris with your eyes is a precious gift.

Several rooftop addresses, whether essential or more confidential, have long offered aerial stops and panoramic views of the City of Light. Inspired by the Berlin and New York fashions, many bars and restaurants have also taken over the Parisian rooftops in recent years.

The rooftops, perennial or ephemeral, have bloomed in the four corners of the capital. Whether you are a Parisian or a visitor, curious or a fan, this guide, regularly updated and expanded, provides you with a selection of addresses between zinc and blue.

Tourist or more secret, these bars and restaurants offer you a unique and unforgettable moment by offering you a breathtaking view and a one-on-one with the sky. An exceptional experience that will make you (re)discover this new Parisian art of living.

PRESS REVIEWThis guide is a mine of good addresses. (Magued Rabia - Radio France Bleu Paris)This Paris lover (.

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) makes you (re) discover this 'new Parisian art of living', turned towards the quest for an exceptional moment. (Christine Henry - Le Parisien)A guide that has just listed all the roof terraces, restaurants and bars with a view of Paris.

(Yvan Hallouin - France 3 Ile-de-France)Today, rooftops have become more democratic (. .

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Paris is not left out. From the top, it is sublimated, as shown in this beautiful guide.

(Françoise Feuillet - Avantages)A selection of unusual or unmissable addresses to take in the sights, contemplate Paris from a different angle, enjoy new terraces… (Audrey Schneuwly - Elle Décoration)Do you dream of admiring Paris from above? Discover (. .

. ) Tifenn Cloarec's guide that reveals a whole new side of the capital.

(Marjolaine Daguerre - Elle à table)A fascinating book to discover the capital in another perspective! (Annie Marche - Contemporain(s) magazine). .