We invite you on an exciting tour of the Marais quarter - one of the most charming and original corners of Paris. In 2.5 hours, yo …
The Duke of Bourbon, one of the owners of Chantilly Castle, was very fond of horses and even believed that after his death he woul …
The best way to get to know the city is to walk around as much of it as possible! Paris, in fact, is not so big, only about 100 sq …
Sightseeing tour of ParisWalking tour of the Cita and the Latin QuarterWalking tour of MontmartreTour to VersaillesTour …
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The Louvre is a great repository of worldly masterpieces. You will get acquainted with the great Italian masters of medieval and R …
The Loire Valley is a bright pearl of France that preserves unique monuments of architecture, history and richness of traditions. …
Fontainebleau, a castle surrounded by woods, was a favorite residence of the rulers of France for eight centuries. This constant a …
Paris is a city with a long history, where royal luxury, artistic traditions and everyday French life are intertwined. Walks along the embankments of the Seine, ancient streets of the Latin Quarter and majestic squares create a unique atmosphere, and each street keeps its history and its melody. This city attracts both first-time visitors and those who return again and again to discover new facets of familiar places.
The man-made sights of Paris are striking in scope and variety: from the island of Cité with its medieval monuments and the square of John XXIII at Notre Dame Cathedral to the luxurious palace and park ensembles of Versailles and Fontainebleau. In a series of city masterpieces - the Louvre and Tuileries, the Grand Opera with its impressive interiors, the House of the Disabled and modernist buildings of the XIX-XX centuries. The Park des Princes Stadium, the Picardy castle and numerous theatres and museums add to the list of things to see in Paris.
Natural pearls and green oases of the city and surroundings give a rest from the bustle of the city: Butte Chaumont with its hills and waterfalls, wide lawns of the Luxembourg Garden and Tuileries, the airy expanses of André Citroën Park and the unusual landscapes of La Villette. In the vicinity are the Versailles Gardens and the large Fontainebleau Park, and in the capital itself it is worth seeing Parc Montsouris, Bagatel in the Bois de Boulogne, the botanical Parc Floral and popular observation rooms in Belleville. On the roof of Montparnasse station there is a hanging garden that adds unexpected panoramas to the city.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map, quickly find brief information about each place and build a convenient route. Mark points of interest, filter by type - parks, museums or historic sites - and get the optimal walking or transport routes for one day or several days of inspection.
You can explore Paris on your own, following a compiled route and discovering your favorite corners at your own pace, or book guided tours with local guides to gain a deeper understanding of the history and hidden histories of each site. Guides will help you see little-known details, make themed routes and make the walk more rich and meaningful.
Come to Paris, a city where there is always something to see and where to go. Discover parks and palaces, quiet squares and noisy squares, be inspired by art and nature and let each walk be a new discovery.
