Walking tour of the historic center of Paris

You can start the walk from Concorde Square, which was once a place of executions. Further along the Tuileries Park, across the Louvre, to the bridge of arts, we will see the arrow of the island of Cite and the place of execution of the last master of the Order of the Templars. We will see the oldest bridge in Paris and a monument to the founder of the Bourbon dynasty. We will admire the magnificent Paris City Hall and the next inventions of the mayor of the city - here it is a skating rink, then a tennis court, then an exhibition. Next - to the island of Cité, to the most important monument of Paris-Cathedral of Notre Dame of Paris. We'll make a wish at kilometer zero. Then we will walk along the narrow streets of the Latin Quarter. Boulevard San Michel will lead us to the Roman baths and the Museum of the Middle Ages. Next is the Sorbonne, Pantheon. If you want, we will walk around the Muftar quarter, where Hemingway lived, take a look at the ancient Roman arenas of Lutetia. We will pass through the Luxembourg Gardens, where we will see the Medici Palace and Fountain. The tour in the center is difficult to finish - further you can walk through the streets of the heroes of the Three Musketeers, go to the Church of San Sulpice, look at the line of the Rose.