A tour to visit paris

During the first day, you will stay on the Ile de la Cité. Considered the birthplace of the city of Paris, many buildings are in this island.

Notre Dame of Paris

It is the most visited cultural site in France. Notre Dame de Paris. Recognizable from its Gothic architecture, Notre-Dame is located on the Ile de la Cité, the historical and geographical center of Paris. Riding on one of these tours, you will enjoy a view of Paris indescribable. Do not be frightened by the fantastic beasts and other statues grimacing you meet.

To get there :

Metro : Line 4 (Station Cité ou Saint-Michel), Lines 1, 11 (Station Hôtel de Ville), Line 10 (Station Maubert-Mutualité ou Cluny – La Sorbonne), Lines 7, 11 et 14 (Station Châtelet).

RER : Line B (Station Saint-Michel - Notre-Dame), Line C (Station Saint-Michel - Notre-Dame)

La Sainte Chapelle

Jewel of Gothic architecture, admire the magnificent stained glass windows. In the windows of the upper chapel, nearly 1100 scenes evoke the Passion of Christ in relation to biblical episodes. Since you are on the Ile de la Cité, you can also make a detour through the Conciergerie. It is in this place that was locked Marie Antoinette before her death.

To get there :

Metro : Ligne 4 (Station Cité)

Relax in the Square du Vert-Galant. You have access via stairs from the Pont-Neuf. At the tip of the Ile de la Cité, this is an ideal getaway. You can then go to the Pont de l'Arsenal. This marina has 180 berths and a beautiful garden terrace. Tino Rossi-garden, between the Pont de Sully and Pont d'Austerlitz, hosts works by contemporary artists

The evening to eat, you can take a riverboat, and cross the Seine. The circuit is discussed.

For the second day, you will go up the Seine, the same platform that enchanted most poets. Visit two museums.

Musée du Louvre

Begin your day with the direction of the Louvre museum. Inside, you can admire masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, The Wedding at Cana by Veronese or the Venus de Milo. At the exit, you can relax in the garden of the Tuileries.

To get there :

Metro : Lines 1 et 7 (Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre)

Tip

If you want to access the louvre museum faster, choose the entry "Lions Gate".

Pantheon

We continue this day of the Pantheon. Politicians (Jean Jaurès), writers (Victor Hugo, Voltaire, Rousseau), or even resistant (Jean Moulin) rest in this place. Besides the tombs, decorating and architecture monument deserve special attention during your visit. As you are in the Latin Quarter, you can walk in the pedestrian zone "La Huchette", known for its many shops. Otherwise, you can also walk in the Luxembourg Gardens.

If you like strolling through cemeteries, we remind you that there are two main other cemeteries: Montparnasse Cemetery (Serge Gainsbourg, Guy de Maupassant ...) and the Montmartre cemetery (Michel Berger, Dalida ...).

To get there :

On the third day, you will continue to move up to the Seine. This time you will walk on the most beautiful avenue in the world before go to the Eiffel Tower.

Arc de Triomphe

You can start your day by doing window shopping on the Champs-Elysées. At the top of the avenue, you will see the Arc de Triomphe. Admire the Grand Palais and the Eiffel Tower.

To get there :

Metro: lines 1, 2 et 6 (station Charles-de-Gaulle-Etoile).

RER: line A (station Charles-de-Gaulle-Etoile).

Eiffel tower

Located close to the Champs-Elysées, go to the Eiffel Tower. The monument overlooks the city from a height of 324 meters. To go up, you have two options. The elevator is faster and less tiring or so stairs, cheaper. Then you can relax in the gardens of the Trocadero.

To get there :

If you talk to Louis XIV, you immediately think at Versailles. You'll spend a whole day at his discovery.

The Palace of Versailles

Hall of Mirrors,  Museum of the History of France (...), you will begin your day with a visit to Versailles. Then you can stroll through the French gardens, adjacent to the castle now called Little Park. Then visit the Grand Trianon, built to house the loves of Louis XIV Madame de Montespan. Inside, you enter the room of the Empress or in the living room of the chapel. Finally, you end your day with a visit to the Domaine de Marie-Antoinette. Gardens of the Queen at the Petit Trianon, enjoy the place as wife of Louis XVI loved back, away from the pomp of Versailles.

To get there :

RER : Line C (Versailles Rive Gauche).

In the evening, you can go to the theater We quote the most famous: the Bataclan Theatre du Chatelet, the Comedie de Paris, the European, the gaiety theater, the Theater of Paris, the scene of Point Comma and the theater of Rond-Point des Champs-Elysées.

For the fourth day, we invite you to return to Paris and go to a cemetery and a monument honoring the great figures who marked the history of France.

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Colette, Balzac, Molière, Edith Piaf and Jim Morrison ... All these famous people rest in the cemetery of Père Lachaise. You will walk in a large picturesque garden with alleys and stairways.

If you like strolling through cemeteries, we remind you that there are two main other cemeteries in Paris: Montparnasse Cemetery (Serge Gainsbourg, Guy de Maupassant ...) and the Montmartre cemetery (Michel Berger, Dalida ...).

To get there :

Métro : Lines 2 et 3 (station Père Lachaise)

Musée d'Orsay

Now cross the Seine. The Musée d'Orsay is located in a rather unusual place. Located a few hundred meters from the Louvre, the museum is housed in the former Gare d'Orsay. Among the most famous paintings, you will find "The Card Players" Cézanne, "L'Origine du monde Courbet," "The Water Lilies" by Monet.

To get there :

For this last day, you will visit the Montmartre district to meet waxwork (Musee Grevin) and see more than 50 km radius (Basilica of Sacre Coeur.)

Grevin Museum

The Grevin museum contains wax reproductions of famous people. You can have your picture taken next to Michael Jackson or Zinedine Zidane. You will, in addition, the sensation of the meet in real life and in realistic situations. Then you can get the Grands Boulevards, known for their many stores. We also recommend you go to the Passage des Panoramas, a leading philatelic trade places in Paris.

To get there:

Metro : Lines 8 and 9 (Grand Boulevard Station)

RER : Line A (station Auber)

Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris

After climbing about 300 steps, then you can access to the basilica. You enter this building Romano-Byzantine style will find the view of Paris and 50 km radius. At the exit of the basilica and if you are with your partner, do not hesitate to take your picture on the wall of "I love you" in the heart of the Abbesses square. Finally, if you wish, you can also make a detour by the Opera Garnier and stop at the museum which traces its history from three centuries.

To get there:

Metro : Line 2 Station (Antwerp) and Line 12 (Station Abbesses)

Balance

We hope that you enjoyed your stay in Paris. We tried to make you discover the most possible location. If you have any comments and / or comments, do not hesitate to contact us.