Paris attractions

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For over a century, Moulin Rouge has delighted us with risqué entertainment and daring productions. Today, the theme remains: fabulous backdrops and rhinestone-studded costumes, original music and beautiful ladies, and romantic turn-of-the-cen ...
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See Paris from the observation deck of the world-famous French landmark. The first stop is a ticket booth at the base of the South tower. Several flights of stairs or a ride on the lift can take you up to the third level. The Eiffel To ...
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The giant glass pyramid entrance to the Louvre is a fitting introduction to the biggest collection of the world's masterpieces. Inside, priceless works of art like Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, The Virgin and Child with St. Anne, Madonna of the Rock ...
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While on a delightful cruise along the River Seine, breathe in the crisp air, and take in the wonderful sights on either bank. Connect the Paris landmarks with a stroll on either the left or right bank (just be sure your orientation is correct). Cros ...
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Louis XIV expanded Versailles from the royal hunting lodge into the one of the grandest palace in the world and the seat of the country's power during his reign. The chateau's sprawling formal gardens, royal stables and the Trianon Castle are a must ...
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Brought to light in 1980 under the square in front of the cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris, the crypt contains archaeological vestiges discovered during digs between 1965 and 1972, and offers a unique panorama of the urban and architectural evolut ...
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The world’s most famous Gothic cathedral is a showcase of the period's best art and architecture. The Serpent’s masterpiece, Adam and Eve’s temptation, and the Day of Judgment are depicted in stone relief at the entrance, perhaps as ...
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Montmartre is more than a picturesque village with secret gardens, tiny vineyards, and winding streets. Marked by the blood of martyrs and saints, the Montmartre of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica is known as an artists' haven frequented by Dali, Monet, Pica ...
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Where in the world can you witness the triumphant climax of the Tour de France, the annual celebration of Bastille Day, and a Christmas medley of lights like nothing else in the world? Where else do you get to eat and shop at what used to be only the ...
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In the winding paths and tree-lined slopes that define Père-Lachaise Cemetery, you get to pay your respects to those who have made a dramatic mark in French history. In this eerily beautiful city of the dead, hundreds of thousands have sought ...
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Goosebumps, damp darkness, and echoing sounds, these are the main attractions of the Catacombs of Paris, a network of subterranean tunnels and rooms. Descend at your own risk, for underground Paris is forbidden to all except the cataflics and the bon ...
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Nothing trumps the exaltation achieved after you’ve climbed the 280 steps to the top of Arc de Triomphe. Be rewarded by a panoramic view of the Voie Triomphale and the rest of Paris, sparkling in the sunshine or bathed in dusk’s warm ligh ...
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For a spectacular view of the entire city, for your fill of neo-Byzantine pastiche, for a sense of the extravagant sacrifice given for a cause, journey to the city’s summit, the Montmartre butte, and visit Sacré-Cœur Basilica. If t ...
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Back in medieval Paris, Latin was widely used in and around the Sorbonne University. The left bank of the 5e and 6e arrondissements grew two major arteries (Boulevards St. Germain and St. Michel) and hundreds of crooked roads to supply the needs of i ...
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Six senses all… for the virgin to seduce the unicorn: taste, hearing, sight, smell, touch, and a mon seul désir (to my only desire). The Flemish tapestry cycle (The Lady and the Unicorn, six tapestries) that holds this story are in H&oc ...
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