flâner technically means “to stroll,” it more generally suggests “to walk the city in order to experience it”
Bridges
Fountains
Walking Tours and Maps
Great Walks of Paris (TimeOut)
-The path to modernity: A walk past some of Paris’s best modernist architecture (Architectural Walk)
-The path to purgatory: A walk through Revolutionary Paris (Revolutionary Walk)
-Père-Lachaise: The last resting place of some of France’s most illustrious corpses
-Dead famous: A walk past some grisly Parisian relics (Relics Walk)
(Provides details to utilize the Paris Vélib bike sharing system, so this becomes a bike tour!)
-Literary lions: From bouquinistes to famous writers in St-Germain (Literary Walk)
-A walk through Montmartre: Explore sex, death and art on your walk through Paris (Montmartre Walk)
-Walk like the man: Go for a stroll through the city’s vibrant left bank, the Hemingway way (Hemingway Walk)
-Walking for Godot: A personal pilgrimage in the footsteps of Samuel Beckett (Beckett Walk)
Walking Tours in Paris (Frommers)
-Montmartre
-The Latin Quarter
-Le Marais
Paris Walking Tours (National Geographic)
-Secrets Along the Seine
-Le Marais
-Downtown
Places to Visit (A Paris Guide)
-Montmartre
-Le Marais
-An Alternative Side of Paris
The Wall of Philip II Augustus built around Paris before he went to the Crusades
Versailles Discovery Trails (Versailles Touristm Office)
Paris Memos (mailing list)
Paris for the Holidays 