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Paris also called the City of Light is the capital of France and one of the most visited destinations by tourists around the world that are attracted by famous monuments and sights such as the famous Eiffel Tower, which has become a symbol of the city, and Cathedral of Notre Dame one of the most popular destinations. Also you can find the most important Gothic buildings, the Arc de Triomphe, the Palace of Versailles and other places you should not miss.
The city not only has beautiful monuments and palaces but is also an ideal option to enjoy moments of leisure visiting attractions such as Disneyland Paris or taste the famous French cuisine in any restaurant in the city. Paris is a highly visited city in any season so it is advisable to make early reservations at the hotel of your choice.
Paris is a city with many interesting places to visit.
Visit the Amazing Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower is a large iron structure about 300 meters high and which owes its name to the engineer Gustavo Eiffel who was in charge of the construction of the tower until its inauguration in 1889. Due to its large size it soon became an icon of Paris. Millions of tourists annually form a queue to climb the tower eager to enjoy unique views of Paris and its surroundings. It is advisable to purchase a skip-the-line ticket to the Eiffel Tower that you can purchase from our activities section.
Meet the Notre Dame Cathedral
Notre Dame Cathedral is one of the most popular religious buildings in Paris, this cathedral stands out for its countless details and decorations that can be seen in its Gothic architecture. In various parts of the facade you can see numerous sculptures of gargoyles that attract a lot of attention from tourists. This place has also served as inspiration for the popular literary work “Our Lady of Paris” written by the famous French writer Victor Hugo.
The Imposing Arc de Triomphe, a Historic Monument
The Arc de Triomphe, is one of the most famous historical monuments in Paris, built to commemorate one of Napoleon Bonaparte's military victories and later served as a stage for parades and other events. This monument is located on the avenue des Champs-Elysées and every day there are queues of tourists who want to enter its interior. From the top of this monument you can appreciate beautiful views of the surrounding avenues, we recommend you go early to avoid the long queues to climb to the top.
The Pantheon in Paris: Place of Historic Characters
The Pantheon of Paris is an ancient historical monument that is located in the famous Latin Quarter. It was built in the late 17th century to house the remains of illustrious characters such as Victor Hugo and Marie Curie who influenced France's history and cultural development. Within the enclosure you can see numerous sculptures of high artistic value.
The Magnificent National Palace of the Invalides
The National Palace of the Invalides, is a set of residential spaces built to serve as accommodation for soldiers who were in economic difficulties or were handicapped because they participated in a military campaign (hence the name of the place). In this place are the remains of Napoleon Bonaparte as well as countless military trophies produced by the military campaigns of the French army.
Admire the Grand Palace of Versailles
The Palace of Versailles is one of the most interesting places in Paris because it is a symbol of the power and lavity of the ancient French monarchy. It was used as a royal residence and meeting place of the French nobility. The complex is made up of countless rooms among which the King and Queen's Chamber stand out and luxurious interior spaces such as the Gallery of Mirrors. It is also worth noting the famous Versailles Gardens that occupy a large area and where you can find beautiful sculptures and marble fountains.
The Louvre Museum, Cultural Tourism
The Louvre Museum is the most visited cultural centre in Paris and one of the most famous in the world. Inside the museum there are many antiques and works of art of high artistic value such as the Greek sculpture of Venus de Milo, the painting of La Libertad by the famous French painter Eugène Delacroix and the Gioconda by the famous artist Leonardo Da Vinci. In order to avoid the hassle of queues and unnecessary waiting it is advisable to purchase your ticket on the museum's website or purchase a tourist card in Paris Museum Pass.