This two kilometers long street (which is supposed to be the most beautiful one in the world) connects Place Charles de Gaulle and Place de…
This 50 meters tall Neoclassical arch is dedicated to the soldiers who lost their lives during the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars.
The beautiful Romano-Byzantine basilica is (together with e.g. the Eiffel Tower) one of the best-known icons of the City of Lights.
Designed by Charles Garnier in the Beaux-Arts style between 1861-75, this remarkable estate used to serve as the first opera house in Paris.
Many impressionist artworks of mainly French artists are exhibited in this museum near the Tuileries gardens.
Visit a location where the Parisian aristocracy used to live. The area is famous for its narrow medieval lanes lined with an extensive…
Admire the oldest bridge in Paris constructed between 1578-1607. See the sculptured faces of people and the statue of King Henry IV, too.
This 13th-century Gothic chapel is a true gem of Paris. Not only is it an imposing example of Gothic architecture but it is also a place of…
One of the best-known churches in the world is also a true masterpiece of French Gothic architecture.
The largest art museum in the world is located inside the Louvre Palace which was once the residence of the French kings.
A stroll along Seine's waterfront is a must while in the City of Lights, no matter if you have a sweetheart or not.
Originally a railway station, this Beaux-Arts building now houses one of the largest art museums in Europe.
The Beaux Arts bridge, which was built in the last few years of the 19th century, is one of the prettiest bridges in Paris.
Built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World’s Fair, Eiffel Tower became the world's tallest man-made structure until the Chrysler Building…
This Baroque complex of buildings was constructed during the reign of Louis XIV. The construction was finished in 1678.
