From the Eiffel Tower to charming hidden cafés, uncover the magic of Paris with our curated list of must-visit attractions.
Plan your perfect Paris trip with our guide to the city’s top attractions.
Whether you’re visiting for three days or twenty, Paris enchants year-round.
Enjoy “joie de vivre” outdoors in spring and summer, or explore rich cultural offerings and cozy cafés along the Seine in the cooler months.
No trip is complete without the Eiffel Tower, Paris’s iconic landmark, and the Louvre Museum, a world-renowned art treasure.
Discover other gems like the Sacré-Cœur Basilica atop Montmartre, offering breathtaking panoramic city views.
The Île de la Cité, a natural island in the Seine, is a must-see, home to Notre Dame Cathedral, Sainte-Chapelle, and the Conciergerie.
Extend your Parisian adventure with day trips to the surrounding region.
Beyond the famous landmarks, discover Paris's hidden gems.
One of the world’s most visited monuments, offers unforgettable Parisian views from its three levels (accessible by over 700 steps—worth the climb!
A jewel of French history, Notre Dame, whose construction spanned 150 years, is located on the Île de la Cité and has recently reopened after restoration following the 2019 fire.
Visit the Arc de Triomphe after a stroll down the Champs-Élysées and enjoy panoramic city views from its summit.
From ancient artifacts to Leonardo da Vinci’s finest works, this majestic museum holds a wealth of history—and it’s so much more than just the Mona Lisa.
With its magnificent architecture, charming setting, and sweeping views of Paris, the Sacré-Cœur Basilica is a must-see.
One of the city’s oldest monuments, it houses the remains of Voltaire, Victor Hugo, and Alexandre Dumas.
Once a home for soldiers and veterans, the Invalides in Paris now houses the Musée de la Marine (Navy Museum) and Napoleon’s tomb.
Prepare to be mesmerized by the Opéra Garnier in Paris, with its imposing neo-baroque façade and lavish marble and gold interiors.
Jewel of the Gothic world. The Sainte Chapelle was built to keep the relics of the Passion of Christ.
From royal palace to revolutionary prison, this building witnessed a dramatic shift in history. Marie Antoinette was one of its most notable prisoners.
An enduring symbol of the city, the Seine River invites you to discover its elegant bridges, charming quais, and a wealth of activities, including enchanting boat cruises.
For over a century, this iconic cabaret has been a cornerstone of Parisian nightlife. It remains one of the best ways to experience the magic of Paris after dark.
Descend into the depths of Paris and explore a subterranean world of former quarries where the remains of some six million Parisians rest in peace.
A grand public square, holds a dark chapter in its history: it was here that Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were beheaded during the French Revolution.
This grand avenue cuts through the heart of Paris, connecting the Place de la Concorde with the majestic Arc de Triomphe. It’s a quintessential Parisian stroll.
The Pont Neuf, a UNESCO World Heritage site and Paris’s oldest standing bridge, offers picturesque views of the Seine and the city.
Built as a tribute to Napoleon’s Grande Armée, the Église de la Madeleine stands as a striking example of Greek Revival architecture in Paris.
A sprawling 44-hectare expanse, is the final resting place of celebrated artists, writers, and musicians, including Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, Chopin, and Édith Piaf.
Located just north of Paris, the Basilica is the traditional burial place of French royalty, including Marie Antoinette, and a pioneering example of Gothic architecture.
At the Grand Palais in Paris you can visit temporary and permanent exhibitions inside a structure made for the Universal Exposition of 1900.
Ascend the Montparnasse Tower for breathtaking panoramic views of the Parisian skyline, especially stunning on a clear day.
Located next to Place de la Bastille, the modern Opéra Bastille is a premier venue for opera and ballet. Consult their schedule for performance listings.
A few minutes from Paris is the Château de Versailles. A recommended excursion. You can buy your ticket alone or combined with transfer.
Extend your visit with an excursion to the most charming places near Paris such as Versailles, Bruges, Mont Saint Michel, the Loire Castles or the Champagne region.
Our top hotel and tour recommendations, along with other useful details
Hotels for those who want to be neighbors of the Eiffel Tower for a few days and not go broke trying.
We bring you a summary of the 10 best free tours in Paris and in English! The most popular and with the best reviews.
A boulevard that crosses 3 districts and that you can walk along for fun with historic cafes and good atmosphere.
Luxury department store that is a tourist attraction due to its beautiful building near Boulevard Haussmann.
Experience the culinary delights of Paris! Learn about traditional French cuisine, popular street food, and the best places to eat in the City
The Marché aux puces in Paris Saint-Ouen is a paradise for those looking for treasures to take home.
Inspiration for couples who visit the city of love and are not afraid of clichés.
This guide reveals the city’s top shopping destinations, from iconic department stores to hidden gems and vintage shops
Tourist boat with unlimited stops at various points of interest in the center of Paris.
