1. Eiffel Tower
The Iron Lady is the much loved symbol of Paris. Learn about her tumultuous past and how she was almost torn down!
2. Champs-Elysees
Stroll down the most famous, and possibly the most beautiful, shopping street in the world and enjoy window shopping at prestigious French designer boutiques!
3. Louvre Museum
Marvel at the largest museum in the world! The magnificent Louvre is a former royal palace, and is now home to the world’s most famous painting, the Mona Lisa. Don’t miss the iconic and delicate glass pyramid in the courtyard.
4. Notre-Dame
Witness the ongoing renovations at Notre Dame, partially destroyed in the fire of 2019. This magnificent example of gothic architecture dates back to the 12th century, and was the inspiration for Victor Hugo’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame!
5. Musee d'Orsay
Home to the world’s largest collection of Impressionst paintings, the gorgeous Musée d’Orsay is set in a former Belle Epoque train station and is a must-see for art lovers!
6. Basilique du Sacre-Coeur de Montmartre
Set high up on the hill of Montmartre, it’s hard to miss the stunning white Sacre Coeur. Climb the hill to admire this magnificent basilica, and enjoy some of the best panoramic views over the city.
7. Place des Vosges
Relax on one of the most beautiful squares in Paris. The Place des Vosges was built in 1612 on the site where King Henri II participated in the ill-fated joust that killed him after the lance splintered into his eye. Today it’s home to some of the most expensive real estate in the city.
8. Shakespeare And Company
Visit the iconic bookstore, named after the original store that welcomed Hemingway, Scott Fitzgerald and the writers of the Lost Generation and published Joyce’s Ulysees. Today’s store was the meeting point of the Beat Generation, and still offers a bed to aspiring writers from all over the world.
9. La Sorbonne
See one of the oldest universities in Europe, founded in 1150. Today it’s still buzzing with students and sits in the heart of the lively Latin Quarter.
10. Palais Garnier
Marvel at the lavish opera house, built in 1861. It inspired The Phantom of the Opera, which takes place in the underground labyrinths set under the building.
11. Laguiole Coutellerie
Discover this charming island nestled in the heart of the city. Strolling around the Ile St Louis is like stepping into a French village. Pick up some provisions in the local food shops and enjoy a picnic on the river banks with the locals!
12. Moulin Rouge
Home of the French cancan, this iconic cabaret has welcomed artists, singers, actors, film makers and even royalty through its doors. Today it’s still a ‘grande dame’ of Parisian nightlife.
13. Palais-Royal
One of the ‘hidden gems’ of Paris, the gardens of the Palais Royal are a delight. Escape the crowds and browse the tiny boutiques in these lovely arcades.
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Les Deux Magots is one of Paris’ most famous cafés, and was once the haunt of the writers and intellectuals that flocked here from around the world. Today it’s still the place to be and be seen, and a great place to relax and enjoy a coffee on their sunny terrace.
15. Marche Couvert des Enfants Rouges
Discover the oldest market in Paris, nowadays a great place for brunch or lunch. Set in the hip North Marais, it’s lively and animated and serves tasty food from around the globe.
16. Pont des Arts
One of the most picturesque bridges in Paris, you’ll get some wonderful views and photos from the lovely Pont des Arts.
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Medieval fortress and revolutionary prison, the imposing facade of the Conciergerie never fails to impress! See the cells that were the last home to thousands of prisoners during the terror, including their most famous resident, Queen Marie-Antoinette.
18. La Rue des Rosiers
Explore this tiny street in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, admire the ancient houses and savour some of the best felafal in the city!
19. Hotel de Sens
Marvel at this beautiful 15th-century mansion located in the the Marais district
20. Wall of Philip II Augustus
See the oldest city wall in Paris!
21. Place des Vosges
Stroll through the oldest square in the city and famous for once being home to Victor Hugo, the famous author of Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
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At the top of Rue Mouffetard, was once the home of the famous novelist Ernest Hemingway
23. Luxembourg Gardens
Admire the stunning 17th-century gardens that were originally constructed by Marie de' Medici, the widow of King Henry IV!
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