Top Destinations : Paris

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Paris is a very walkable city, with attractions and sights within blocks of each other. The Louvre, the adjoining Jardin de Tuileries and place Vendome provide hours of sightseeing and exploring.

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Located on the Right Bank, the Marais district is filled with 17^th-century mansions, trendy bars, boutiques and cafes. The Musee Carnavalet, a museum tracing the evolution of Gallic furnishings, paintings and sculptures, can be found in Marais.

The picturesque districts feature the neo-Renaissance town hall, Hotel de Ville, the magnificent Gothic Notre Dame Cathedral and the famous ice cream at Berthillon in Ile St. Louis.

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The Left Bank district, the Latin Quarter, serves as an epicenter where professionals and students mingle. The quarter was named as such at a time when professors and students spoke only Latin at the Sorbonne. Popular attractions include the Jardin de Luxembourg and the Pantheon.

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This Left Bank district features offices and residences. The Eiffel Tower soars over the city from the Minister's Quarter. The tomb of Napoleon can be found here, as well as the city's oldest upscale department store, Le Bon Marche, and the Musee d'Orsay.

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This beautiful two-kilometer avenue features restaurants, exchange banks, elegant hotels and fashion houses. The Arc d'Triomphe resides at one end of the grand boulevard.

Trendy boutiques and bars outline this area, where Paris' red light district is located in the netherworld of Pigalle. Pigalle is home to the famous nightlife of cabarets and bars, including the Moulin Rouge. The Basilique du Sacre-Couer is located in Montmartre.