For your first visit to Paris opt for a tour of the must-see Parisian sights. By planning your itinerary according to district and zone, discover ten or so of Paris's most emblematic landmarks. The Louvre, the Sainte-Chapelle, the Conciergerie, the Saint-Jacques Tower and Notre-Dame guarantee you a very short journey between each visit. The same applies to the Eiffel Tower, the Trocadero Gardens, the Champ-de-Mars, the Invalides and the Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac Museum.
Get out of the heart of the capital and discover the Grand Paris by visiting the Albert Kahn museum in Boulogne-Billancourt, or the Saint-Denis cathedral basilica in the north of Paris. Hiring a vélib'-bicycle rental can help you get between sites quickly, while taking advantage of the atmosphere of the capital. Tourist bus tours are also a great way of seeing as much as possible in record time.
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It's possible! Because the wonders of Paris can be discovered at every street corner. The most remarkable monuments, squares and fountains are all must-sees in Paris.
And if, at the end of the 49th outstanding Parisian site, you've got two hours to spare and you suddenly feel like turning down the first street that comes your way, strolling around as you please, that's perfectly normal: Paris is also a must-see because of the charm of its streets and the diversity of its districts. Enjoy!
Click on the map of Paris to discover our 50 must-see places to visit.
In this link, we offer you several suggestions of museums, monuments, squares and other districts to visit during your short stay in Paris. 50 pictograms divided into 4 zones (coloured light blue, yellow, red and dark blue) have been designed to help you divide your visits into 4 half-days so that you don't miss out on any of Paris's must-sees.
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