Why visit
Historic royal gardens stretching from the Louvre to Concorde, featuring grand fountains and family trampoline zones.
Historic royal gardens stretching from the Louvre to Concorde, featuring grand fountains and family trampoline zones.
Historic royal gardens stretching from the Louvre to Concorde, featuring grand fountains and family trampoline zones.
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336 mMusée de l'OrangerieIntimate art museum famous for housing Monet’s eight giant, curved Water Lilies murals. Timed booking is required.
370 mMusée d’OrsayThe Musée d’Orsay (متحف أورسيه) is housed in a magnificent historical Beaux-Arts railway station constructed for the 1900 World's Fair. It contains the world’s largest collection of impressionist and post-impressionist masterpieces.[5]
439 mRue Saint-HonoréHistoric commercial street lined with luxury French designer flagships, including Hermès and Chanel. Perfect for quiet luxury browsing.
486 mPlace Vendôme Watch DistrictElite square famous for housing the world's most prestigious haute joaillerie and luxury watch flagships, including Rolex and Cartier.
508 mPlace de la ConcordeParis's largest historic public square, centered by the 3, 300-year-old Luxor Obelisk and majestic fountains. Fully open-air.
508 mParis Amphibious Bus TourThrilling 105-minute tour showcasing Paris's grand streets before sliding dramatically directly into the Seine for a river cruise.You might also like
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Keep exploring Paris.
Keep exploring Paris.