Paris Things to Do

 19 Reviews  Ernest Hemingway and first wife Hadley moved into a flat on the 3rd floor of this building in January 1921, about a month after first arriving in Paris, and stayed for 20 months. Hemingway also rented... 

 14 Reviews  If you're interested in Asia (as well as Paris), then this lesser-known museum is somewhere you should try to stop by. It's full of well-preserved archeological treasures from all over Asia - from... 

 16 Reviews  At 9:30 on a Sunday morning a group of VT members met here at the Café des 2 Moulins at the suggestion of Paul (pfsmalo), who used this as the starting point for a walking tour of Montmartre. Anyone... 

 5 Reviews  Travelling with kids, while in Florida I had to go to Disneyworld. In France, why should I search for American culture (and business) to go to Disneyland? I preferred Asterix Park. It's the same... 

 19 Reviews  The official seat of the National Assembly is the Palais Bourbon on the banks of the river Seine. This building is visible from the cruise boat. The building is is guarded by Republican Guards that is... 

 6 Reviews  Palais de l'Elysee is a residence of French president. When I tried to make a photo of the general entrance, the policeman said to me it's not allowed cause of house’s security. I made a picture of... 

 28 Reviews  En voyant cet omnibus hippomobile à impériale du 19e siècle au Musée Carnavalet (photo 1), j'ai regretté de devoir plonger sous terre à la station Madeleine pour y prendre la ligne 12 vers Concorde et... 

 12 Reviews  To my eye, this Gothic church is more beautiful than the Sacre Coeur and Notre Dame de Paris. 300 years of French royalty are entombed in the crypts (including Marie Antoinette), and the stained glass... 

 11 Reviews  Of course the museum also deals with the development of that brilliant invention, the bicycle, or velocipede as it was called in the nineteenth century. Second photo: But it's not all ancient... 

 9 Reviews  Nearly a thousand musical instruments and works of art are on display at the attractive and informative music museum, which covers the two hundred years from the beginning of the 17th century to the... 

 5 Reviews  The Erotic Museum displays all kind of artifacs related to sex. It's located between Place Pigalle and th Moulin Rouge, the area with most Paris sex shops. Entrace fee: 9 Euro (3 Euro over the... 

 15 Reviews  The Velib bicycles in Paris are readily available in bike racks throughout the city. For a small fee, Velib users may borrow a bike at one location, ride it for up to 30 minutes, and then leave it in... 

 10 Reviews  Paris wouldn't be Paris without a huge new project every few years, and one of the most recent is this museum of the arts and civilizations of Africa, Asia, the South Pacific and the Americas, which... 

 5 Reviews  This is most beautiful castle,with moat ,towers just like fairy tale castle. View from outside is so stunning,can't wait to take pics.It has big park at both side of River Cher,this castel is bulid... 

 10 Reviews  As a lover of Expressionism, I just have to visit Musee Marmottan Monet whenever I go to Paris. It is open from 10 am to 6 pm and it is open except on Mondays. My favourites are: - Claude Monet... 

 6 Reviews  The Grevin museum is what you could call the french version of Madame Tussaud. Its one of the oldest tourist attractions of Paris and is recntly renewed. Here you can see all the historic and famous... 

 8 Reviews  I think many tourists fail to see this beautiful museum. It just isn't as famous as many others in Paris. It took my 8th or 9th visit to get around to the Musée Jacquemart André, and I'm very glad we... 

 11 Reviews  Parisian "Cities of the Dead" are haunting, fascinating, traffic-free places for a ramble and a bonanza for photographers. Between huge, ornate mausoleums for the rich and/or famous to crumbling,... 

 8 Reviews  Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel... it is easy to observe how close is the design of it with the design of Constantine’s Arch in Rome with the three unequal arches and four Corinthian columns on each... 

 17 Reviews  Since I had the day passes allowing me unlimited travel on trains and buses, I made good use of it from time to time to just loiter about the city in buses looking at the panorama and the beautiful... 

 7 Reviews  This lovely old Gothic church occupies the site where a pious hermit, named Séverin, was entombed in the 6th century. The original chapel built in his honor is long gone and the building you see here... 

 5 Reviews  This building from the year 1931 is now something of an embarrassment (anyone who isn't embarrassed ought to be) because the whole front façade is covered by crass propaganda bas-reliefs glorifying... 

 5 Reviews  I'd rather do this than queue up for hours just to go up to the top of the Eiffel Tower :o) We had a lovely vt picnic in the gardens of the Champs de Mars complete with wine. We did hear that grog is...