Paris, Texas, known as the "second largest Paris in the world," is a charming North Texas destination approximately 98 miles northeast of Dallas. This guide highlights the best of the city's quirky landmarks, historic downtown, and local flavors. Iconic Landmarks
A local favorite known for its large portions and some of the best burgers in town. Paris Bakery $10–20Bakery Open128 1st St SW Paris, Texas
: Explore the Sam Bell Maxey House State Historic Site , a Victorian-style home built in 1868, or the Lamar County Historical Museum to learn about local history. Outdoor Activities : Paris, Texas, known as the "second largest Paris
: Visit the Evergreen Cemetery to see the 12-foot-tall statue of Jesus on the headstone of Willet Babcock, a local furniture maker. Paris Bakery $10–20Bakery Open128 1st St SW :
Upscale dining that blends Texas flavors with French culinary techniques using locally sourced ingredients. Burgerland $10–20Hamburger Closed1301 N Main St
: Browse unique finds at Two Rivers Antiques , Green Boutique , and Olive Paris , or find local art at the Plaza Art Gallery . Where to Eat $10–20Restaurant Closed107 Grand Ave
