Pont Alexandre III is an arch bridge that spans the Seine, connecting the Champs-Élysées quarter and the Invalides and Eiffel Tower Quarter, regarded by many as one of the prettiest in Paris. The...

This huge domed structure was constructed in the late 17th century under the direction of Louis XIV to shelter old and wounded soldiers and includes the more recent addition of Napoleon's tomb.

This famous cemetery is the burial site of numerous French luminaries - authors, writers, musicians and more.

Cheaper  than Eiffel's 3rd floor - and a better view. ( e.g. :  you can see the Eiffel tower from here ;-) Open until 22.30. Go before sundown, take some pictures, drink a cop of coffee - or whatever...

Located close to the Eiffel Tower, the musée du quai Branly exhibits 3 500 works of art from Africa, the Americas, Asia and Oceania. This important collection makes the musée du quai Branly an unmissable place for discovering the art culture of the non-European world. The museum’s original and imposing architecture designed by Jean Nouvel and its wild garden created by the landscaper Gilles Clément combine to make it a pleasant and unique place. The museum is the fourth largest museum in Paris.

This public square in Montmartre, once frequented by many of Paris's greatest artists, today remains a haven for amateur artists.

Good place to bring friends for salads, pastries, snacks, and hot drinks after a walk in the Tuileries Garden. Recommended:  the religieuse (double cream puff- small ball on top of large ball) filled...

This well-known store sells cooking equipment.

Honey as well as honey and beeswax products are the buzz at this specialty shop.

Built by Edouard André and his wife Nélie Jacquemart, both avid art collectors, in the new Paris being laid out by Baron Haussmann towards the end of the 19th century, this private mansion offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore a wealthy 19th century home. The museum presents a wonderful collection of masterpieces: Fragonard, Rembrant, Botticelli… This is the only museum open seven days a week in Paris, from 10 am to 18 pm.

This famous river flows from east to west through the heart of the city and divides Paris's Left Bank and Right Bank.

The city's largest public square has a lengthy history as well - it served as the site of the guillotine that was used to execute Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette, Robespierre and many others during the French Revolution.

Visitors to this massive department store can find brand-name items of nearly every variety.

In the main street, "Rue Saint Louis en L'Ile",  there is a fine gallery (L'ile aux Images) where you can find lots of original photographs and lithographs. Prob... the best photo/posters/lit...

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This beautiful 19th century building on the Rue de Rivoli is the Paris City Hall, and features a number of displays on French history.