Further information on the walk from Concorde-Square to Opera-Garnier and to Grand-Magasin Lafayette and Le Printemps To book airfares to Paris or stays in Paris, please click here for a special deal. The Walk Opera-Garnier to Grand-Magasin Lafayette and Printemps Haussmann, with a detour to Place de la Concorde, is a stroll through central Paris. This is not the historic Paris of the Ile-de-la-Cité, but the business and arts district

Further information on the Stroll in the Ile-de-la-Cité of Paris, 800 year history Stroll in the Ile-de-la-Cité : a journey through the history of France and Paris Ile de la Cité was for centuries the heart of royal political power, the legal power of both Paris and France. Stroll in the Ile-de-la-Cité of Paris is truly a look back at centuries of history. For more information : Ile-de-la-Cité, cradle of

Further information on the walk from Louvre to Concord-Square via Tuileries and Place-Vendôme This Walk from Louvre to Concord is short but opens up some interesting perspectives This Walk from Louvre to Concord is located in the immediate vicinity of the luxury districts of Paris. Of course, the Avenue des Champs-Elysées, which ends at Place de la Concorde too, and a few hundred meters away, there is Avenue Montaigne. From

Further information on the walk from Palais-de-Chaillot to Arc-de-Triomphe via George-V Avenue Walk from Palais-de-Chaillot to Arc-de-Triomphe: what else after the Avenue George V? Avenue George V offers 2 options for a visit to the Champs-Elysées Extra: Relaxation Breaks along the Walk from Palais-de-Chaillot to Arc-de-Triomphe In addition, we’ve added “Relaxation breaks” to this walk (not finished yet). These are our list of recommended and rated stores and merchants that

Further information on Eiffel-Tower to Palais de Chaillot walk via Place d’Iéna Walk from Eiffel-Tower to Palais-de-Chaillot: a short walk particularly rich in Points of interest First, the Eiffel Tower, often considered the emblem of France, but in fact much more than that (See our post “Eiffel tower, technical and commercial achievement, symbol of France“). Six museums on the walk itinerary What’s more, this walk is particularly “endowed” with museums:

Further information on the walk from “Museum of Montmartre to Pigalle via Moulin-Rouge“ The west side of the Butte Montmartre is just as interesting to visit as the rest of the Montmartre – Pigalle district but a lot less touristic. A much less visited part of Montmartre Because there’s no Place du Tertre, no Sacré-Coeur, though it’s close by. And yet this is the part of Montmartre where today’s Montmartre

Quartier du Marais: special for its history and the communities that have settled here The Walk from Pompidou-museum to the Bastille starts on the “Parvis” in front of the Pompidou Museum. It is the ideal point for a walk in the Marais, one of the most charming historical districts of the capital, for the heritage treasures it shelters and the atmosphere it gives off. The many private mansions of the 17th and

Montmartre hill self-guided stroll : to know more This Montmartre hill self-guided stroll is not limited to the Place du Tertre and its painters or the Basilique du Sacré-Coeur and its Parvis. It is a documented visit of the “Village de Montmartre”. Places steeped in French history The history of Montmartre is a history in its own right, documented as far back as the 11th century. Some of it is

Further information on Pigalle to Place-du-Tertre walk by south of the Butte Montmartre Walk Pigalle to Sacré-Coeur : a good way to understand that Montmartre has always been a world apart, from Gallo-Roman times to the beginning of our era, with its temples dedicated to Mars and Mercury. At the beginning of the Christian era, with its patron saint and martyr Saint Denis (beheaded in 250 AD), then with the

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