Paris

Paris rewards the slow version of the day: a coffee that turns into lunch, a walk along the Seine that turns into an afternoon.

Its landmarks were rarely loved at first. Maupassant is said to have eaten lunch in the Eiffel Tower because it was the one place in Paris he couldn't see it from. When the Mona Lisa was stolen in 1911, more people came to see the empty space than had come to see the painting.

Trevlo's audio tours of Paris tell those stories on the spot, from Notre-Dame to Montmartre. Go at your own pace and stop whenever a terrace looks good. Your first tour is free.