Regulars of the place, now give the name of L'Alma for your appointments! The mythical Café de l'Alma has not only simplified its name, the renowned architect duo Gilles & Boissier has revisited the codes of this great Parisian Brasserie and created a decor that blends classicism and modernity. The marbles and mosaics mix with the large stripes of the blinds that unfold to shade the terrace, where the Tout-Paris gentry meets to talk business, politics or shopping. There is indeed only the eponymous bridge to cross to walk around Avenue Montaigne. After visiting the Eiffel Tower, culture lovers also take a break there, before heading to the Primitive Arts Museum located Quai Branly, a few steps away, or to stroll along the River Seine. From breakfast to dinner, L’Alma has once again become the place to be in the chic districts of the capital of France.