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

A World in a Pan is a small cooking school located in a real Parisian appartment in the very posh and residential 16th arrondissement. Led by nomad chef Laura Neulat, classes are usually quite small...

This jazz bar captures the traditional atmosphere of the Latin Quarter.

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 huge cathedral represents a transition between Gothic and Renaissance architecture.

This royal palace, first home to Cardinal Richelieu and later a childhood home of Louis XIV, is longer open to the public, although its exquisite gardens can still be enjoyed.

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...

Nearly every weapon and instrument of war imaginable can be found in this comprehensive collection of military equipment.

This complex of various cafés and food counters is a haven for food lovers.

Paris's largest grocery store is located in Le Bon Marché.

This famous cooking school, established over 100 years ago, has a growing international reputation.

Take the time to discover Paris by river. We are located 100 meters from the Eiffel Tower on the river Seine. Enjoy a 1 hour sightseeing cruise in "chic" boats and it is only 10 euros per adult and 5 euros for kids. Go through some famous Paris sites like the Trocadero, Notre Dame, Palais Royal and the Eiffel Tower. During your cruise, you could enjoy a drink even Champagne or a snack at the bar situated in each boat.

This elevated park in the northeast section of the city features an artificial lake and waterfall as well as impressive views of the surrounding area.

Sacre-Coeur is amazing, sitting as it does at the highest point in Paris on the hill of Montmartre.  As it sits at the very top of the hill, you can get great views of Paris and even better when you...

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...

Splendid example of baroque architecture, this mansion is now a museum of art and artifacts of 19th century French literary and art figures.

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

This traditional Parisian café, in operation since 1903, is best known for its fabulous chocolate.

A gay bar on Rue Vielle du Temple.

In addition to serving as the site for the city's huge Museum of Natural History, this park is also home to a small zoo.

Sainte Chapelle is the most beautiful church in Paris.  Located within the Palais de Justice compound, there is fairly intense security to enter the Palais; you must pass through metal detectors and...

Designers like Versace and Sonia Rykiel have their boutiques in this trendy Parisian neighborhood.

The young and the beautiful flock to this popular club.

This small gift shop is a great place to find unique souvenirs.

This huge park on the western side of the city is filled with interesting activities and restaurants.

The first thing travelers interested in the Cinematheque Francaise should know  is that it is no longer located at the Palais de Chaillot, its old headquarters across the Seine from the Eiffel Tower...

One of the most popular nightspots with the Parisian gay crowd.

This modern glass and chrome masterpiece standing on the banks of the Seine River is also one of the largest research libraries in the world.

Interactive modern times are upon the Grevin€! Down to the tiniest detail of the decor, the Grevin now gives the public every chance of entering into an intimate and privileged relationship with their idols of days gone by and those of today. Typically Parisian atmospheres, historical scenes or the settings of our listed heritage are essential to make the waxwork figures feel at home.

This cemetery is the final resting place of Émile Zola, Edgar Degas, Alexandre Dumas as well as other artistic luminaries.

Located on the Île de la Cité, this memorial is dedicated to the 200,000 French citizens who died in concentration camps during World War II.

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

This museum documents the history of Paris from its beginnings through modern times and includes impressive exhibits on Voltaire and Rousseau.

Located within the Place de la Concorde, this garden demonstrates the Parisian style of intricate landscaping.

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

These boat tours down the River Seine, complete with historical commentary, depart from the Eiffel Tower.

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.