Rodin's sculptures that come alive at this smaller museum, which used to be his home. The grounds surrounding the museum are truly spectacular so be sure to take a picnic.
you'll find interesting exhibitions about the architecture and history of Paris.
a pyramid that looks so modern inside what used to be the chateau of the king of France? yes! and it's wonderful.
2 grandes tours de 39 étages + 3 "petites" de 8 étages, oeuvre de JP Viguier qui sévit actuellement côté Puteaux pour Majunga
The place in Paris for a hipster to have a drink 'en terrasse', take a look either at Chez Prune or Le Point éphémère
This is a beautiful park that has lots of boutiques, restaurants and cafes. The historical structures in this enchanting spot will make you feel like you are in another world!
At 22.5 hectares, this is the 2nd largest public park in Paris. Do not miss the grand fountains—the Fontaine de Medicis ((where you can get a view of the Pantheon) and the Fontaine de l'Observatoire.
One of the largest public gardens in Paris. Don't miss the grotto enclosing a waterfall and the so-called suicide bridge. Romantic, relaxing, and peaceful environment.
view from the top of the museum is one of my favorite! there is also a nice restaurant there. if you enjoy modern art and architecture (you do, right?), then you'll love this place.
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The opera house's chandelier-falling incident of 1896 was the inspiration for Gaston Leroux's 1910 novel The Phantom of the Opera.
For your fancy food shopping. Like take-out from the "Charcuteries" and desserts from the Boulangeries and Patisseries.
Entrez dans le bureau du Président, traversez la Salle des fêtes ou encore découvrez les œuvres d'art de l'hôtel d’Évreux en parcourant la visite virtuelle du Palais de l’Élysée sur Elysee.fr Read more.
Don't miss viewing the stained glasses from within the cathedral.
See the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier from World War I and pay your respects to those inscribed names who fought in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Stands on Place Charles de Gaulle.
Avoid the ticket queue by entering the ticketing center through the exit and heading directly to the automatic ticket machines.
Put on your walking shoes and march down one of the most famous avenues in the world. This tree lined avenue makes for a beautiful site, come at night when everything is lit up for a romantic walk.
You fell like in a American movie about Paris. Magical place to have a wine after diner.
The famous Catacombs is one of Paris’ most mysterious attractions. Get there at least 30 minutes before the 10AM opening as the lines are known to get long.
Perfect for history buffs, Musée Carnavalet takes visitors back several centuries for a fascinating experience. See everything from Mari Antoinette’s hair to Napolean’s ceremonial armor.
My favorite museum in Paris. Great impressionist and post-impressionist collection, and you can see the whole thing in a day without breaking a sweat.
