Paris is one of the most beautiful cities on earth, a truth easily appreciated on a stroll that could yield one stunning vista after another, from the epic Eiffel Tower to the regal Jardin des Tuileries to the petite cafés bursting onto the sidewalks. Beyond the city’s visual appeal, the cultural riches of the French capital are unsurpassed. Whether you opt to explore the historic, fashion-conscious, bourgeois, or bohemian and arty sides of Paris, one thing is certain: the City of Light will always enthrall.
The Seine river
The Seine river flows for more than 770 km across multiple administrative region of France, the most famous is the flow through the city of Paris. There are dozens of bridges across the Seine River in the territory of the city of Paris. Each bridge carries an architectural beauty and its unique history.
In the picture is the Pont des Arts pedestrian bridge is famous with the name “lock for love”.
An experience not to be missed when visiting Paris is sitting on the Seine cruise to enjoy the capital city of light.
Wall of love – Love Wall
Paris has been known as the city of love, and not surprisingly, when the walls of love – Love Wall represents the “I Love You” is written in hundreds of languages. The couple tried to find a quiet moment to visit Love Romantic Wall.
Fashion show at Galeries Lafayette View
The show is free with the participation of professional models on the catwalk presentation of the collection is on sale at the mall. You can also get reservations for seats instead of standing.
Père Lachaise Cemetery
One of the many cemeteries are the most visited in the world with over 40 hectares filled the grave, tomb, monument and about 69,000 of decorations (mainly the roof) tombs meticulously. The poet Oscar Wilde’s tomb full of kisses by female visitors to the sanctuary’s also Jim Morrison (member of the rock band The Doors – American) fans also lined flowers and stones..
The Picasso Museum
There are 203 paintings, 191 statues, 85 crockery and more than 3,000 ancient manuscripts, artist’s rendition of the most famous artists in the world.
Notre-Dame Cathedral
Admission and services are free. You just have to hook it up while visiting the tower.
The Eiffel Tower
Completed construction in 1889, 1,056 feet high is the period most famous building in the world, there are two restaurants Altitude 95 (1st floor) and Le Jules Verne (second floor), 40 miles distant vision throughout Paris.
Paris is also a great destination for those who are passionate about food and especially fresh followers.
The famous cakes in Paris
Pain au Chocolat
No one knows the origin of this cake. Many people believe that the chocolate on chocolate cake recipe is a “great accident in the kitchen”. The cake made from many layers of bread, butter flavored chocolate with warm chocolate inside the book blends, which were once one has tasted remember not to forget.
The black chocolate
Paris is considered the capital of chocolate-dark chocolate on the planet. Dark chocolate chocolate chocolate French is kind of sweet little chocolate in the world, so it is also the most fat.
Cream
Paris is the most delicious ice cream shop Berthillon on the island of St. Louis. Ice cream here is made from natural fruit ingredients, do not add any substance.
Salt Caramel
Salt Caramel is one of those unique gifts of Paris. The most delicious salty caramel candies shaped kind old lady wearing a school uniform.
Cookie
One dish hard to resist temptation in Paris is the cake after a glass case. Cakes of all kinds: Mille-Feuille multilayered cake Madeleine scallops … All delicious, fragrant and beautiful as a painting color.
The hot chocolate
In the café style French heyday Angelina shop, visitors bureau is home to renowned designer Coco Chanel used to enjoy hot chocolate chocolate, sip a cup of chocolate her- and watch the hot la street, past the guys again.
Macaron
It is easy to see the beautiful full round cake colors are everywhere on the streets Paris.Banh most delicious macarons, characterized France’s most Laduree cafe.
Travel guide to Paris
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