The most beautiful places of Paris
The best of the most visited city in the world
Paris, as the capital of France and one of the most visited cities in the world, offers a number of beautiful places. In this list we will look at the most visited and most beautiful places in Paris
Eiffel Tower
Famous icon of Paris
The Eiffel Tower was built between 1887 and 1889 in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution and the World Exposition. Named after its designer Gustav Eiffel. Previously hated by local people, today it is one of the most sought-after monuments on the planet. People have it as a symbol of romance and love. This is to be seen both in the day and especially at night, where people meet underneath. continue reading
Louvre
Museum
The Louvre is one of the largest museums in the world. It is housed in the former palace of the French kings. It was founded in 1541 and did not acquire its current form until 1857. Inside there are countless rare collections, including the most sought-after painting by Mona Lisa. One often wanders inside the complex when looking for something specific without a map. It is said that staying with each object for 1 minute, so it is not enough for 1 human life. continue reading
Sacré Coeur
Basilica at the highest point in Paris
Sacré Coeur is among the most impressive places in Paris. It stands on the summit of Montmartre. Sacré Coeur, translated into English, means the Holy Heart and is therefore dedicated to the Holy Heart of Jesus. The foundation stone was laid in 1875. The basilica is built of a travertine that colored this monument to the white colour. continue reading
Notre Dame in Paris
The most visited cathedral in France
Although not one of the largest cathedrals in France is the most visited. Its construction began in 1163 and after 182 years, in 1345, it was completed. The cathedral at the entrance impresses with its size (130 m long, 50 m wide, 35 m high) and is capable up to 9,000 people. continue reading
Big triumphal arch
In honor of the great victory
The great triumphal arch was built by Napoleon Bonaparte in honor of the great victory of the Bataille D'Austerlitz known to us as the Battle of Austerlitz. From 1806 to 1836, it stands in the middle of Place Charles-de-Gaulle. at the western end of the famous Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris. Inside the building is a small museum focused on the history of the building. continue reading
Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel
Napoleon's triumphal arch
It is the half triumphal arch of the Grand Arc de Triomphe at the other end of the Champs Élysées. Built in 1806–1808 for the glory of Napoleon's victorious campaigns. It is located opposite the Louver continue reading
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Hotel des Invalides
Invalides was built by Louis XIV. in 1670, which served for military veterans and the sick. The Invalides includes the Army Museum, which relates to French military history, as well as a military hospital and a home for war veterans, which was the original purpose of the buildings. continue reading
Pont de la Concorde
Bridge of concord
Beautiful decorated bridge over the river Siena. It is a historical monument. It was built between 1787 and 1791 continue reading
Statue of Henry IV
A new place of lovers
After the fall of the Bridge of Lovers, people found a new place and this is right here on the island, where the statue of Hendri IV. Henry IV continue reading
Moulin Rouge
Red mill
The most famous cabaret in Paris, probably the most famous cabaret in the world. It was founded in 1889. Several feature films and film documentaries were also made about this cabaret and he also appeared in literary works. Stopping at it is an integral part of tourists continue reading
Pont des Arts
The bridge of lovers
Today a former but very famous bridge of love. There were so many locks attached to it that the entire bridge was in danger of collapsing. Today, the railing has been replaced by a plastic railing. But to this day, the remains of castles can be seen here continue reading
