Paris is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world due to its rich history, architecture and culture. The document discusses several of Paris's most famous landmarks and neighborhoods, including the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Louvre Museum, Champs-Elysees, Arc de Triomphe and shopping districts like Avenue Montaigne. It also highlights Paris's position in Europe and its reputation as a center of business, art and cuisine.

1. THE CITY OF LIGHTS BY CAROLINA KLEIN-1º-E.S.O.B

4. Paris has and old and classic aspect to go for a walk along its streets
Is a stroll through a place where time does not seem to exist

5. It is placed in a privileged situation , close to major
European countries ; Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany,
Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, United Kingdom
and Spain.

8. Notre-Dame de Paris depuis le Pont de l'Archevéché
Paris is every tourist dream destination as the city has everything
from great shopping malls where you will get everything your heart
desires, to tourist attractions which will leave you completely
spellbound.

9. Paris is blessed with enchanting and beautiful landscape. It is the most
popular tourist destination in the world. Paris is one of the world´s
leading business and cultural centers.You can see Paris coming to life
when the whole city is lit up at night.

11. Pied de la Tour Eiffel
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE EIFFEL TOWER
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13. L’Arc de Triomphe
IS ONE OF THE MOST STUNNING MOMIMENTAL WORKS
IN PARIS. IT IS IN “PLACE DE L’ ETOILE” TODAY
CHARLES DE GAULLE SQUARE.

15. Notre- Dame de Paris depuis le Quai d’Orléans
NOTRE DEAME DE PARIS FROM ORLEANS PIER

18. The museum is housed in the Louvre Palace, originally built as a fortress in the
late 12th century under Philip II
In 1546, was converted by Francis I into the main residence of the French
Kings
The museum opened on 10th August 1793 with an exhibition
of 537 paintings

20. The Rosetta Stone,
which was discovered on
this day in 1799, was
incredibly important. It
allowed us to translate
hieroglyphics for the first
time, teaching us that
hieroglyphics were not
simply pictorial, but
were actually
sophisticated and
phonetic

22. Aphrodite, known as the "Venus de Milo"
Department of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman
Antiquities: Hellenistic Art (3rd-1st centuries
BC
Louvre, Winged Victory of
Samothrace

27. Le Sacré Cœur de Montmartre
Sacre Coeur, Paris, France
Sacré-Coeur is a minor basilica situated
at the top of the Butte Montmarte. It is
one of the most famous monuments in
Paris recognizable by its white color.
Sacré-Coeur is located at the highest
point in the city (130 metres above
ground). You can go even higher and
visit the dome. It offers a heart stopping
360 panoramic view of Paris.

31. THE AVENUE DES “CHAMPS ELYSEES”M IN NO DOUBT
THE MOST FAMOUS ON THE STREETS IN PARIS.
IT IS AROUND THREE KMS.LONGM AND SEVENTY WIDE.
FROM “PLACE DE PLACE DE LA CONCORDE”
TO “PLACE DE L’ETOILE”.
WALKING ALONG YOU CAN SEE :

32. ARCH OF CARROUSEL

33. Place de la Concorde
CONCORDE SQUARE

36. Upplanting the PREVIOUS
guillotine is the powerful
Obelisk of Luxor, a pink
granite monolith that was
given to the French in 1829 by
the viceroy of Egypt,
Mehemet Ali. edifice, which
once marked the entrance to
the Amon temple at Luxor, is
more than 3,300 years old and
is decorated with
hieroglyphics portraying the
reigns of the pharaohs Ramses II
and Ramses III. Gilded images on
the pedestal portray the
monumental task of transporting
the monolith to Paris and erecting
it at the square. Installed in 1833,
the Obelisk — weighing 230 tons
and standing 22.83 meters (75 ft)
high in the center of the Place —
is flanked on both sides by
two fountains constructed during
the same period. Having survived
more than 33 centuries, the
Obelisk has suffered the greatest
damage during the past half-
century by air pollution from
industry and motor vehicles.

39. La Grande Arche was inaugurated in July 1989, with grand military
parades that marked the bicentennial of the French Revolution. It
completed the line of monuments that forms the Axe historique running
through Paris. Is one of the leading bussines and financial centers in the
world and the largest in Europe.

40. Vue panoramique de Paris et La Défense

41. LET’S GO SHOPPING

42. SHOPPING AVENUE MONTAIGNE:
A collection inspired by the city of Paris and the world of luxury. Avenue Montaigne is a
very « chic » Parisian street. It is considered to be la grande dame of French streets for
high fashion and accessories home to luxury brands.

44. IF YOU LIKE
SHOPPING, PARIS IS
YOUR HEAVEN
While the city is studded
with fabulous boutiques
and stores, these 7 ultra-
popular shopping districts
in Paris are gold mines for
discount-hunters, designer
divas, window shoppers,
and fashion victims alike.

45. Colette
Colette on Rue St. Honoré in the 1st
arrondissement isn't merely a destination for
fashion victims-- it's a spot where the style-
conscious flock to soak in the latest arrivals
in design, electronics, beauty products and
books. And let's not forget the designer
clothes (established and up-and-coming
creators share the floor here). The
basement-level "water bar" offers cave-like
conditions to retreat from the muggy streets
during the summer, albeit with somewhat
overpriced food and drink.

46. Façade de la rue de Rivoli depuis le jardin des Tuileries
Rue de Rivoli is one of the most famous streets of Paris,
a commercial street whose shops include the most
fashionable names in the world.

47. Just behind the opera house can be found the largest department stores, like
the Galeries Lafayette and Printemps.

48. Montmartre
PPARIS WILL WIN YOUR HEART.IT MAKE YOUY LIVELY WITH ITS MUSIC , CAFÉS, BARS,
AND RESTAURANTS. Paris has been rightly referred as “the city of gastronomy”

49. La Concièrgerie depuis le Pont au Change
THE LAW COURT FROM “LE PONT AU CHANGE”

50. L’Hôtel de Ville de Paris
THE TOWN HALL

51. L’Institut de France & le Pont Neuf

52. Chevet de Saint-Eustache & rue Montorgueil

53. Bras de la Seine depuis l’Île Saint-Louis

54. La Conciergerie et la place du Châtelet

55. Le Pont Alexandre III

56. Le Pont Neuf