Paris
Capital of chic
The French capital boasts some of the most instantly recognisable, iconic monuments in the world, with Notre Dame cathedral, the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower lined up in a great sweep along the River Seine. Yet for all its historic grandeur, elegant boulevards, world-class museums, chic boutiques and cosmopolitan buzz, Paris is also an intimate, intensely lived-in city, best discovered on foot, where each district has its own distinct style, bars, food market and village atmosphere.
Top Highlights in Paris
In 2007, Bateaux Parisiens celebrated its 50th year anniversary of providing...
No building better symbolizes Paris than the Tour Eiffel. Maupassant claimed he left Paris...
The Hotel de Ville is the current location for Paris’s City Hall, and has been the location of...
The 25-hectare park where an impoverished Ernest Hemingway staved off hunger by catching...
La Conciergerie is a 14th Century Gothic structure located on Ile de la Cite. Built by Phillipe...
By the mid 1780s, Paris's largest cemetery near Les Halles had become so dangerous and...
Montmartre Cemetery (Cimetiere Montmartre) is a famous cemetery located in Montmartre, one...
The Musée d'Orsay follows a chronological route, from the ground floor to the upper level...
This monumental 1930s building, housing the city's modern art collection, reopened in 2006...
Notre Dame was commissioned in 1160 by Bishop Maurice de Sully, who wanted to rival the smart...
Sacred Heart Basilica of Montmartre (Sacre-Coeur) is a fine example of some of the most...
Shakespeare and Company Bookstore is an independent bookstore that was opened up by American...
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