Paris

Iconic iron lattice tower with city-wide views.

World’s largest art museum and a historic Paris landmark.

Historic district packed with boutiques, galleries and falafel.

Beloved bistro from chef Yves Camdeborde.

A magnificent 19th-century opera house, famed for its opulent architecture and as the setting for 'The Phantom of the Opera'.

The iconic cabaret, famous for its can-can dancers and dazzling shows, a symbol of Parisian nightlife.

The largest public square in Paris, significant for its history and the Egyptian obelisk at its center.

A historic Catholic cathedral on the Île de la Cité, renowned for its Gothic architecture and cultural significance.

The opulent principal royal residence of France from 1682, famed for its Hall of Mirrors and vast gardens.

The oldest standing bridge across the Seine River, a historic structure connecting the Left and Right Banks with Île de la Cité.

Beautiful public gardens, featuring the Palais du Luxembourg, fountains, and statues. Perfect for a leisurely stroll.

A royal chapel known for its stunning stained-glass windows, depicting over 1,113 biblical scenes.

A complex of buildings containing museums and monuments, most notably the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte.

A monument serving as a burial place for distinguished French citizens, offering impressive architecture and city views.

Dedicated to the works of French sculptor Auguste Rodin, featuring 'The Thinker' and 'The Kiss' in a beautiful garden setting.

Europe's largest science museum, offering interactive exhibits on science and technology, great for all ages.

Home to Claude Monet's large-scale 'Water Lilies' murals, a tranquil oasis for art lovers in the Tuileries Garden.

A famous street for shopping, stretching along the Louvre, offering everything from high-end brands to souvenir shops.

Housed in a former Beaux-Arts railway station, this museum features stunning French art, largely Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works.

A picturesque canal known for its iron bridges and tree-lined banks, popular for walks, picnics, and boat trips.

A flagship high-end department store renowned for its stunning Art Nouveau glass dome and rooftop views of Paris.

An eerie underground ossuary holding the remains of over six million Parisians in cavernous stone tunnels.

A striking modern art museum and cultural center housed in a Frank Gehry-designed glass building in Bois de Boulogne.

The world's most visited cemetery, famous for its ornate tombs and legendary inhabitants like Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison.

A legendary Parisian bistro serving traditional French comfort food in a magnificent Belle Époque dining room since 1896.

An iconic English-language bookstore on the Left Bank, known for its literary history and bohemian atmosphere.

A high-tech architectural landmark housing the Public Information Library and the National Museum of Modern Art.

A historic public garden located between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, offering classic French landscaping and statues.

A monumental arch commemorating French victories and honoring those who fought for France, offering panoramic views from its top.

A stunning Roman Catholic church and minor basilica, perched atop Montmartre, offering breathtaking views of Paris.