Best places: Things to dos in Paris, France

Ornate, late 19th-century arched bridge in a Beaux Arts style & named after a Russian czar.

Intimate art nouveau chapel associated with Marian apparitions & housing several saints' relics.

👍👍 Absolutely stunning! If you love fashion you should visit and see the history of house of Dior. Even though you buy a times ticket you still wait in line for a few minutes. But it moves quickly. There is a beautiful cafe at the end of the exhibit that I wish I’d had time to enjoy. The displays are s...

Gustave Eiffel's iconic, wrought-iron 1889 tower, with steps and elevators to observation decks.

Former historic palace housing huge art collection, from Roman sculptures to da Vinci's "Mona Lisa."

Iconic triumphal arch built to commemorate Napoleon's victories, with an observation deck.

Iconic, domed white church, completed in 1914, with interior mosaics, stained-glass windows & crypt.

17th-century park with formally laid-out gardens, trees planted in patterns & statues on pedestals.

Major 19th- & 20th-century European art collections housed in a monumental, former railway station.

Glass pyramid created by I. M. Pei, forming the entranceway into a lower-ground exhibition area.

Italian-style opera house with ceiling painted by Chagall & library museum in 19th-century building.

Ornate, 13th-century, Gothic chapel with relics & notable stained-glass windows of biblical scenes.

Series of army museums including a church & the tombs of many famed officers, including Napoleon.

Richly decorated 1900 building, housing eclectic fine arts dating from Renaissance to 20th century.

18th-century mansion & sculpture garden displaying Rodin's influential works, such as The Thinker.

Paved open space anchored by a military monument & known for its dramatic views of the Eiffel Tower.

Napoleon is interred in this grand, 1677 Musée de l’Armée structure with a painted domed roof.

Landscaped grounds of a 17th century palace with a large fountain, tree-lined walkways & flowerbeds.

Built between 1532–1632, this Gothic church features murals, sculptures & a large pipe organ.

Art collective in a former squat, with 30 artists' studios, an exhibition space & a concert venue.