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Hotels in Paris
There are a host of incredible things to do in Paris. If you’re visiting the city, book a hotel near the attractions. Paris is home to some of the best hotels. If you have already made a list of things to do in Paris, choose a hotel that offers transport to those tourist attractions. The sooner you book a hotel, the sooner you can go down the list of activities to do in Paris.
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Tuileries Garden
One of the most famous public gardens in Paris, the Tuileries Garden is situated in the 1st arrondissement of Paris between the Louvre and the Place de la Concorde. It was built to be the Palace garden before becoming a public place to relax and ...
Pont de la Tournelle (Tournelle Bridge)
Like most bridges in Paris, Pont de la Tournelle is an arch bridge that spans over the famous Seine River. The bridge connects the Quai d’Orleans and the Quai de la Tournelle located on the Ile Saint Louis to the Quai de la Tournelle. The first ...
Musée d'Histoire Naturelle
Musee d’histoire Naturelle (also known as the Museum of Natural History) is not a single museum. It is instead a collection of museums all over France, all sharing the same field o interest. 4 of the sites are in Paris and each of them is worth ...
Pont-Neuf (New Bridge)
Even though the bridge is called Pont Neuf or the New Bridge, it is one of the oldest bridges crossing the River Seine in Paris. The bridge was given this name to distinguish it from other older bridges. The bridge inaugurated in 1600 is one of ...
Île de la Cité
If you are a tourist in Paris, it is easy to miss the fact that Notre Dame is built upon an island. Île de la Cité is actually the original heart of the city. Before there was a globally celebrated city with a thriving art culture and amazing ...
Pont Louis Philippe (Louis Philippe Bridge)
The Pont Louis Philippe (Louis Philippe Bridge), at the western tip of the isle, on the left bank side, is open to traffic on July 26, 1834 by King Louis Philippe, who lays the first stone on July 29, 1833. During the 1848 revolution, a fire ...
