Gwyneth Paltrow Posts Photos of Her  and Her Husband's Romantic Trip to the ‘City of Love’

Brad Falchuk and Gwyneth Paltrow are in images from their trip to Paris.

The Goop creator and Oscar winner shared a gallery of images to Instagram on Monday, showing off some of what appeared to be her favorite scenes from the French city.

The 50-year-old actress captioned the post, which included 10 photos from the trip, "The City of Love with you know who."

She began her post with a selfie of a pair shot on an escalator at renowned retailer Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche.

Another adorable image shows Falchuk, 51, before eating at the Café de Flore.

There were other images of food as well, such as a plate of caviar-topped deviled eggs, a seafood feast from the upscale Cantonese restaurant Shang Palace, and a traditional ham and cheese baguette sandwich from Le Petit Vendôme. Paltrow also uploaded a selfie of herself sipping Veuve Clicquot Champagne.

Of course, like any good vacation, there was some sightseeing and shopping, at least based on Paltrow's photos.

She and her husband wore a variety of comfy sweaters, turtlenecks, beanies, plaid shirts, and large trench jackets to stay warm while traveling.

The Politician actress sported a menswear-inspired attire that included a button-down white shirt and a gray pinstripe jacket as her dressiest outing. Along with her previous outfits, she accessorized with gold-framed glasses.

Paltrow revealed to news sources back in October that she prepares a weekly "boyfriend breakfast" for her spouse, who appropriately "loves breakfast," as part of their four-year marriage.

"I enjoy cooking. I adore scents. In the kitchen, which I adore, "At a press conference for her partnership with Copper Fit in Los Angeles, she stated. "And when I cook for Brad, I believe he experiences love, according to his love language. It makes for a beautiful combo. By no means does this suggest that every couple must do it, but it works for us."

Reflecting on a discussion she had with her Goop staff, she continued by describing how one might be branded a feminist and still desire to cook. She explained, "It's because there is this notion that domesticity... keeps a woman back. "It's out of date. But I actually get so much fulfillment and grounding from it for myself."

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