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The cheapest things to do in Paris post- Brexit. Paris has always been the ultimate city of romance – a place that sweeps lovers off their feet. It was in Paris that Serge Gainsbourg recorded Je T’Aime with his English lover, Jane Birkin; where Robert Doisneau took his iconic photograph, The Kiss; and where Auguste Rodin created his equally famous sculpture of embracing lovers. But romance doesn’t always come cheap and Parisian prices have soared in recent years – not just for accommodation, but for restaurants and bars too. The plunging pound against the euro has scarcely helped matters. Lovers can stroll arm- in- arm through the fragrant Luxembourg Gardens (pictured) for free. Take one example. The lunchtime menu at my favourite bistro, Cafe- Restaurant Louis- Philippe, costs €1.

Before Brexit, that would equate to £1. It may not sound like a massive increase, but you’ll start to feel the pinch when you factor in hotel rooms, shopping and the occasional glass of wine.

Your weekend break could easily cost several hundred pounds more than you were expecting. But there’s no need to panic or cancel your visit. In the latest in this series on finding post- Brexit value- for- money in popular short break destinations, I serve up some useful tips on how to enjoy the most romantic break in the world without breaking the bank…A walk in the park One of the most enjoyable ways to experience Paris at its most authentic is entirely free. All wannabe lovers should explore the city on foot. Stroll arm- in- arm through the Luxembourg Gardens, wander through the medieval alleys of the Marais, or pause for a moment at the Hotel de Ville to re- enact that Robert Doisneau photograph. This is how Paris ought to be seen.

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Not only are the various districts compact and easy to navigate, but France’s capital has always been an outdoor city – a place where cafes spill effortlessly on to the streets. If you decide to pause for a coffee or a beer, be sure to take it on the pavement terrace. True, it’s a little more expensive, but you can take your time (waiters will rarely move you on) and you’ll be able to watch the world pass by. It’s the best show in town. Most restaurants in Paris offer set menus for lunch: these start at about £9 and often include a glass of wine.

Pictured, eateries in Montmartre. Where to stay. Hotels have changed greatly since the days when I lived in the city in the early 1. Back then, most places were shabby- chic, with a heavy emphasis on the shabby.

Now chic has taken over. There has also been a rise in the popularity of stylish boutique hotels – they represent great value for money. If budget is your prime concern, you might also want to check out an Air.

Bnb property. I stayed in rented apartments on two occasions last year (each time in the Marais) and it was a fantastic experience on both occasions. Good, low- budget hotels are few and far between in Paris – prices have risen steeply over the past few years.

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If money is really tight, then consider The Loft Boutique Hostel and Hotel (theloft- paris. Belleville. Rooms start at £3. Mama Shelter (mamashelter.

Prices start at £7. Hotel Ekta (hotelekta. Champs- Elysees, is a clean, well- kept boutique hotel with designer decor. Prices from £9. 9. Some of the finest hotels are in converted hotels particuliers, those grand facades that line Paris’s most elegant boulevards. For a romantic break, I’d recommend the Hotel la Belle Juliette, a hotel named after the celebrated 1. Century beauty Juliette Recamier.

Hotel la Belle Juliette certainly lives up to expectations, with an atmospheric salon and tastefully restored rooms. Each floor represents different epochs of Juliette’s fascinating life: her salon was attended by all the leading literary and political figures of the day. This is a place where antique furnishings come hand- in- hand with the latest i. Mac (in every room).

There’s also a small Japanese- style garden where you can eat outside in warm weather, and a gorgeous basement spa. Prices start from about £1. Sipping mint tea in the Moorish Grand Mosque (pictured) is one of Paris’s great afternoon pleasures. Eating out. Eating well in Paris doesn’t have to break the bank, even with the exchange rate as it is.

Most restaurants offer set menus for lunch: these start at about £9 and often include a glass of wine. Cafes serve omelettes or croque monsieur (toasted cheese and ham sandwich) for about £6. And, of course, there’s always the option of buying a sandwich or delicious baguette in one of the many boulangeries. Dinner is costlier but, hey, there’s a price to romance. And Paris still represents extremely good value for money, with most restaurants a great deal cheaper (and better) than their British equivalents. As mentioned in the introduction, my favourite bistro is Restaurant Louis- Philippe at 6.

Quai de l’Hotel de Ville. It is as traditional as it gets, with all the classics on the menu, including boeuf bourguignon, pan- fried chicken in lemon, and creme caramel. It’s advisable to book in the evening – visit cafelouisphilippe.

A wonderfully classic brasserie – indeed it’s a Parisian institution – is Bofinger (bofingerparis. Rue de la Bastille.

Locals come here to enjoy the atmosphere, with black- tie waiters dashing around at high speed, spinning vast silver trays on their fingertips. Bofinger’s specialty is its vast platters of fruits- de- mer, always served on a mountain of crushed ice.

But they also serve the old favourites such as pan- fried beef in a green pepper sauce, and there’s a large range of Alsatian dishes. Blow- out menus cost from £2. Paris is still a city of individual neighbourhoods, with each particular area known for its cheap local restaurants serving a largely local clientele There isn’t a booking system – simply turn up, order a drink and wait to be called from the bar. Paris is still a city of individual neighbourhoods, with each particular area known for its cheap local restaurants serving a largely local clientele. Le Charolais is one of the liveliest bistros in the area around Gare de Lyon. Expect to pay £2.

Affordable sights. One of Paris’s more interesting sights also happens to be free. Pere Lachaise is the most prestigious cemetery in France – the final resting place for many of the great and good, including Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, Edith Piaf, Camille Pissarro, Honore de Balzac, Frederic Chopin, Colette and Moliere. It’s beautiful, and well worth visiting on a sunny day.

See en. parisinfo. Cimetiere- du- Pere- Lachaise. Sipping mint tea in the Moorish Grand Mosque is one of Paris’s great afternoon pleasures.

La Carte magazine recently voted it one of their favourite bohemian- chic cafes in the city: Moroccan waiters keep up a continual service of piping- hot mint tea. The cafe is situated next to the Jardin des Plantes, a lovely place for a (free) stroll in the sunshine. If you’re prepared to pay £1. Paris menagerie. Visit zoodujardindesplantes. Getting around. I walk everywhere in Paris, as the city is pretty compact. There are also the popular Velib bikes, a useful way to get around. They’re very cheap – under £2 a ride – and there are now almost 2.

Full details are available at en. Watch Back To School Online Forbes. Sometimes you’ll need to take the metro. It’s fast, efficient and easier to navigate than the bus. Tickets are sold individually or in carnets of ten. Alternatively, you can buy a one- , two- , three- or five- day pass. Prices vary according to zones: a one- day pass for unlimited travel in the centre costs about £1.