Rodin Museum in Paris
Musée Rodin in Paris Musée Rodin in Paris is an art museum that is the largest collection of works by French sculptor Auguste Rodin. The exhibit is housed in the…
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Paris Metro
Paris Metro (Le métro) Paris Metro is not only the easiest and cheapest way to get around the city, but also one of the historical attractions of the French capital….
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Sorbonne University Sorbonne University is the largest educational institution in France, known far beyond the country’s borders, as well as an architectural and historical complex that attracts the attention of…
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Galeries Lafayette Galeries Lafayette is a famous landmark of Paris and one of the most expensive French shopping centers. This place is a paradise for true connoisseurs of the fashion…
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Centre Pompidou Georges Pompidou National Center for Art and Culture is one of the top 3 attractions in Paris, receiving 4-6 million visitors annually. It is second only to the…
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Flea market in Paris (Le Puce de Saint-Ouen) The Flea Market in Paris is a large and popular tourist market selling antiques and second-hand items, located in the northern suburb…
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Luxembourg Garden (Jardin du Luxembourg) Jardin du Luxembourg is one of the most famous palace and park ensembles in Paris, located in the Latin Quarter of the French capital. It…
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Jardin des Tuileries . Jardin des Tuileries, a garden and park complex in classical French style, belongs to one of the oldest and most popular places in Paris. Located in…
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Grand Opera in Paris (Opera Garnier) Grand Opera or Opera Garnier is the main theater of the French capital and one of the greatest opera stages in the world. The…
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Panthéon in Paris Panthéon in Paris is one of the most famous sights of the French capital, representing the brightest example of French neoclassicism. This majestic architectural structure was originally…
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