The birthplace of the can-can dance can be quite expensive. So if you really only want to see the famous red windmill don’t buy tickets for a show: you can see it just as well from the street.
This amphitheater, which could hold 15,000 people, is where ancient sports were played, circuses were held, and gladiator fights took place. A great place to learn more about the city's history.
It was originally built as a church and to house the reliquary châsse containing her relics, now functions as a secular mausoleum containing the remains of distinguished French citizens.
The unofficial Lady Diana memorial. It's right above the tunnel where she died.
Cool to see if you're from the US. Especially because you can never get that close to seeing the features of the one in New York. Looks best in afternoon / sunset light.
Did you know? There is an original model of the Statue of Liberty in Paris' Jardin du Luxembourg. The statue has been in the park since 1906!
Go to the roof at night and watch the light show at the eiffel tower, if you're into that sort of thing.
This beautiful gift from Egypt🎁 it's older than the city itself.....the Luxor Obelisk is over 3,000 years old 😱😱😱
Don't just pass by, enter and you'll discover a really beautiful and unique church ; it contains pieces of the French History such as the shrine that contained relics of St Genevieve
Buy The Little Prince & get it stamped w S&Co logo and rent a cot for a nite's stay in THE bookshop...Long live George Whitman & legacy of Shakespeare & Co.
It's in this national museum where you'll get to learn about the country's history during the Middle ages. Most notable features include the breathtaking tapestries of The Lady and the Unicorn.
Steak was excellent. Staff was incredibly friendly. Wasn't too crowded, but busy with local folks. Not on the main street.
The view from the top of Notre Dame is breathtaking, and definitely worth the 402 steps it takes to get there (no elevators)! Make sure to check out the gargoyles and make the most of the free entry!
best tip ever: go through the library entrance and cut the line! then you'll still be able to buy tickets.
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.
Lesser known jardin that due to its design en construction (and the surrounding buildings) exudes calmness and tranquility. Perfect for a quick escape of the busy streets and shops
Looks like a small village inside the city, a few shops and an unusual atmosphere for Paris
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!
Amazing Jewish baked goods. Very tasty salads and pickles and sandwiches. Pleasant people will help you. A great find.
When here, check out the church next to fountain and Dali mural. It's Saint Mary church and last time I was there, there was an ongoing and truly interesting photography exhibition 📸
A lovely place full of charm with its high-arched footbridges, restaurants and colorful boutiques. 자세히 보기
Watch out for the vendors who try to "make" a bracelet on your wrist--means you gotta buy it. After all, you can't remove it.
A place to see when visiting Paris, but the plaza is just a tourist trap. Beware of the overpriced cafés. If the waiters are rude, it is not a tradition, they are just impolite.
