Paris. TOP 7
The Eiffel Tower
The main symbol of France, inspiring dreams and bold ideas.
Built for the 1889 World’s Fair in Paris. Architect – Gustave Eiffel.
It symbolizes progress, engineering mastery, and the romance of the city.
Notre-Dame Cathedral
A majestic cathedral in the oldest part of the city – on the Île de la Cité.
Stained-glass roses, lace-like balustrades, and stone chimeras and gargoyles adorn Notre-Dame.
A masterpiece of Gothic architecture built between the 12th and 14th centuries, a historic treasure of the nation.
The Arc de Triomphe
A symbol of military glory, remembrance, and national unity. A site of state ceremonies on Place Charles de Gaulle.
The reliefs and sculptural compositions on the facades, along with the names of generals engraved on the walls, give the monument a solemn appearance.
Built between 1806 and 1836, the arch now offers a circular panoramic view of all of Paris from its top.
The Louvre
The largest museum in the world, with a vast collection of exhibits in three main areas: antiquities, painting, and sculpture.
After the royal court moved to Versailles, the Louvre Palace became a center for academies and exhibitions, and in 1793 it opened as a public museum.
The main entrance is the glass pyramid, leading to an underground hall where visitors are directed to the museum’s wings.
Sacré-Cœur Basilica
The white Basilica of the Sacred Heart crowns the highest point of Paris – the hill of Montmartre.
A magnificent view of the city unfolds ever wider as you climb the steps of the hill.
The travertine stone releases lime during rain, preserving the basilica’s enduring white façade.
The River Seine
The Seine is the soul of the French capital. In its waters, famous monuments are reflected, while the old embankments whisper history.
Numerous bridges weave together the right and left banks, connecting the city’s districts and eras.
Quiet and mysterious, strong and alive – a river without which Paris cannot be imagined.
The Wall of Love
An artistic composition created in 2000 with calligraphic handwriting on glazed tiles.
The phrase “I love you” is repeated in 250 languages of the world, while scattered red fragments of a broken heart are reunited through love.
A modern symbol of peace and romance.
Find a declaration of love ❤️ in your own language!
