The largest museum in the world. The Louvre's collections stretch from the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean basin to the half of the 19e century. Over 800 years of French history are contained within the walls.
The symbol of Paris was erected in 1889 for the World exhibition. The Eiffel Tower was at that time the largest building in Paris.
From the top floor, you can see for 40 miles across Paris.
This neoclassical arch (dating from the Napoleonic era) dominates the Champs-Elys�es.
Under the platforms a museum traces the building's history.
Symbol of la Butte and of a Paris long gone.This church (with it's Romanesque-Byzantine silhouette) is a integral part of the Montmartre landscape.
From 1875 till 1919 it was declared a public utility by the Chamber of Deputies.
Le Cimeti�re du Montparnasse is a tribute to writers and artists who contributed to the quartier's renown in the 19e & 20e centuries.
Who can you find there? Baudelaire, Sartre, Beauvoir, Serge Gainsbourg
