Other attractions in Paris

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Rank: 6 About 300

Disneyland Park is similar to any Disneyland theme parks which are located in Orlando and Anaheim. This is a perfect tourist destination, especially for children on the outskirts of Paris. The visitors to Paris, with...

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Address: Marne la Vallèe + Share

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Rank: 10 About 300

Montparnasse Cemetery is locally named as Cimetiere du Montparnasse. This site is the third largest cemetery in Paris opened in 1824. Here, one can find the tombs of Charles Baudelaire, Simone de Beauvoir and Jean...

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Address: 8 Rue Scribe + Share

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Rank: 13 About 300

Places de Vosges, the heart of the bohemian Paris is an elegant garden square surrounded by some of the most beautiful buildings in the city. Here , there is also the "Ma Bourgogne," one of the most picturesque clubs in the area, with nearly two...

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Address: place des vosges + Share

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Rank: 19 About 300

This beautiful chapel, situated in the heart of Paris,holds the relics of the Passion of Christ: the crown of thorns and a piece of the Cross. The Sainte-Chapelle is decorated with beautiful wall paintings and a series of sculptures of rare elegance...

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The cemetery of Pere-Lachaise, although it's function is not only for tourism use, it is also one of the most visited places in the French capital. Where you find the graves of real legends such as Oscar Wilde, Maria Callas, Chopin, Jim Morrison and...

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Address: 16 rue du repos + Share

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Rank: 36 About 300

No, you are not in Egypt ... placed in front of the Pyramid of the Louvre Museum is a complex steel structure, twenty meters high, commissioned by former French President Mitterrand. Besides being a much debated tourist attraction, it also acts as an...

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Address: Musée du Louvre + Share

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Rank: 37 About 300

Tour Montparnasse is a must see site in Paris. One can reach the 56th indoor observatory of this skyscraper in just 40 seconds through one of the fastest elevators of...

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Address: Orly 103 + Share

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Rank: 105 About 300

Wave pools, whirlpools and hot tubs, tubs with whirlpools, waterfalls, water aerobics and swimming: at Aquaboulevard "(Water boulevard)", not far from the center of Paris, you can do all this in one place ... how to join the sea to a tour of one of...

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Address: 4, rue Louis Armand + Share

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Rank: 112 About 300

This beautiful square is the first major example of the Royal square in French Baroque style. Before you head to the famous Notre Dame Cathedral, located nearby, take some time to enjoy a walk in this small square with a characteristic triangular...

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Address: place dauphine + Share

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Rank: 179 About 300

The Church of Saint Germain Des Pres has been for centuries one of the most powerful abbey's. It is now one of the oldest and most fascinating churches in the city. Especially at the time of the Revolution, the abbey was severely damaged and a...

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Address: 3, place Saint-Germain-des-Prés + Share

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Rank: 220 About 300

The Ile de la Cité is the geographic center of the entire nation. Right in this island the first town of the city was built. It is now one of the most beautiful and romantic areas of the French capital. For a snack you will find delightful places in...

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Address: Rue de la Citè + Share

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Rank: 240 About 300

The Esplanade des Invalides is a great city lawn regularly used for picnicking and taning under the sun, and on weekends, it is not uncommon to see a few games of amateur football. There are also many children who use the areas of asphalt for a...

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Address: Esplanade des invalides + Share

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Rank: 251 About 300

The building is an important example of French Baroque architecture. Since 1958 the Palais du Luxembourg is home of the French Senate. In front of the building there is a large semicircular area that resembles an amphitheater and at the center of the...

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Address: 15, Rue de Vaugurard + Share

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Rank: 258 About 300

The Palais de l'Elysee is the residence of the Head of french State and within the government holds it's sessions and meetings. For this reason, the building can be seen only from the outside and is not open to the public.

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Address: 55, rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré + Share

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Rank: 261 About 300

Place de l'Etoile is one of the largest squares in Paris. Very famous as it houses the Arc of Triumph and because it represents the point of intersection of twelve roads of which the most famous is Champs-Élysées avenue. Seeing it from above it looks...

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Address: Place Charles de Gaulle + Share

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Rank: 263 About 300

The Great Mosque, a religious center for Muslims. It is located in the Latin Quarter, the heart of Paris. The prayer hall is worthy of attention for it's beautiful carpets. Next to the mosque, a typical restaurant where you can try the traditional...

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Address: 2, bis place du puits de l'Ermite + Share

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Rank: 265 About 300

Along the Seine, you can discover Paris from a different perspective. Please yourself as many many poets, photographers and artists who came from here have done. You will find many monuments, hotels, restaurants and large bridges located along the...

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Address: 1, place du Châtelet + Share

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Rank: 283 About 300

The Parisian cemeteries mostly resemble large city parks, lined up trees, which pay homage to the famous people buried there. In Montmartre cemetery hosts the graves of physicist Ampère, the composer Berlioz, director Truffaut and the sons of Dumas.

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Address: 20, Avenue Rachel 75018 + Share

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Rank: 287 About 300

The Gare de l'Est is the oldest and largest railway station in Paris. With about 34 million passengers a year, the Gare de l'Est station is fifth in Paris in terms of passenger traffic but it is certainly the most visited by a cultural and...

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Address: Rue du 8 Mai 1945 + Share