The Arc de Triomphe costs just 9 euros to ascend and the view down Champs Élysées is well worth the money. Be prepared as you have to walk to the top but can ride an elevator down.
This beautiful gift from Egypt🎁 it's older than the city itself.....the Luxor Obelisk is over 3,000 years old 😱😱😱
If you are in Paris, and it is raining day (very likely situation), go to the Defense: the modern Arch, a huge shopping center, with bistrots, restaurant, cinemas, a lot of people.Open also on sunday.
Don't be afraid of the line, it moves quickly. Highly recommend going up in the bell towers to see the gargoyles and for one of Paris' best views.
Come early; enjoy the building; visit the exhibits. To attend a concert here is one of the things one must do in life, at least once.
First thing to do when you are inside is to register to go to the indoor balcony - 15m high (FREE tour every 20min starting from 10am to 5:20pm). There can be only 20 persons per visit. A must see!
Go all the way to the Basilique. Go on, through the park, up the stairs, go go. It is really really worth it. You may thank me when you have caught your breath.
Plan on spending more than one day at the Louvre if you want to attempt to see everything, Also, there's more than one line for entering the Louvre—the one at the Carrousel is much shorter! Read more.
Go see an opera at this modern opera house! If you don’t want to pay the full price you can get standing room tickets which are considerably cheaper!
Ohhh Champs Elysee!!! Una de las avenidas mas concurridas en Paris, aun así un lugar muy chido para relajarte junto sus jardines en alguna sombrita, camínalos y come algo, ve el Arco a lo lejos.
Great to go out for a walk: art gallerys, shopping, nice coffees & restaurants,... The paris atmosphere !
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!
Pack a baguette, some wine, a good book, and when you’re done walking, sunbathe in one of the ever-present garden chairs. We’ll see you in a couple hours.
The Tuileries Garden is a public garden located between the Louvre Museum and the Place de la Concorde in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. Created by Catherine de Medicis.
The crowd around the Eiffel Tower is always so large, this place gives you full view of the tower, beautiful at night. Amazing view. If you go at night, have a good night-setting on your camera.
Eiffel Tower has blinking lights every top of hour so plan on timing. For quick stop for wine/bread/cheese/etc there's Carrefour at Rue Cler. Consider staying near Ecole Militaire for less hawkers.
This hidden garden close to the Louvre is an oasis of calmness in the heart of Paris. Rich history, elegant arcades, a fountain, works of art, cute boutiques & Cafe Kitsune make it really special! Read more.
Were you can see the line made by the Obelisk, Champs Élysées, Arc de Triumph, and the Big Wale. So beautiful by night!!!
Also known as the Le Madeleine, this is a beautiful Roman Catholic church that has Neo-classical architecture. Do not miss the nave with three domes and the sculpture of the Last Judgment.
One of the most overcrowded, overrated exhibits in the Louvre. It's a very small painting, with hundreds of people fighting and pushing to get to the front for a selfie.
Find some pictures of impressionists in the collection. The entry to the collection is free. And take your time in the garden, taking a bite. Lovely & surprisingly calm for the very centre of Paris.
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