European Trips

[...] Seine River Paris La Seine, or more popular as the Seine, is a famous river which lies across Paris and [...]

[...] Seine is also host to several sport events such as 1900 Summer Olympics and 1924 rowing events. Seine River, Paris Although it is always fine to enjoy the Seine river anytime any day, do not miss the [...]

[...] Louis One of Natural Island in Paris Places to Visit in Paris Île Saint Louis Location: In the Seine river If New York has Manhattan, then Paris has Île Saint Louis. The island is famous for its [...]

[...] France When you finally make it to the top of the Eiffel Tower, you may gaze across the Seine River and wonder what building is on the top of a hill over there. Well, it is Palais de Chaillot. [...]

[...] still a main source of the funding. Read More… 35 Rue du Chevalier de la Barre, 75018 Paris, France Phone : +33 1 53 41 89 00 ‎ Website : sacre-coeur-montmartre.com [...]

[...] in advance. L’Astrance Restaurant Address : 4 rue Beethoven, 16 arrondissment 75016 Paris, France Phone : +33 1 40 50 84 40 Fax : +33 1 40 50 11 45 3. Huitrerie Regis Restaurant Huitrerie Regis is [...]

[...] . View Larger Map Louvre Museum Address: Musée du Louvre, 75058 Paris – France Phone: + 33 (0) 1 40 20 53 17 Website: www.louvre.fr Louvre Museum  Opening Hours: [...]

[...] to avoid long queue. La Conciergerie Map View Larger Map 8 Boulevard du Palais, 75001 Paris, France Phone : +33 1 53 40 60 80 ‎ Website : monuments-nationaux.fr [...]

[...] d’Aumont. Later, Comte de Crillon purchased the building and stayed there with his family. French Revolution which took place in 1789 brought great change to square. In 1792, the original statue of [...]

[...] today. Two of the most famous are the cathedral of Notre Dame and the Basilica of St. Denis. French Revolution Paris will also always be known for its position against Henry IV together with the other [...]

[...] . The Exhibition itself is an event held as celebration of the 100th anniversary of French Revolution in 1789. The interesting thing is the Eiffel Tower was only meant to last for the [...]

[...] . Jardin du Luxembourg Lanscape The star shone upon the garden one more time after the French Revolution. The French Directory decided to expand the garden by confiscating the land of the [...]

[...] his trident fighting against a creature surrounded by sea nymphs, was added later in the 19th century. Church of Sant’Agnese in Agone The church’s construction was commissioned by Pope [...]

[...] in 19th arrondissment of Paris. Originated as a limestone quarry public waste back in the 19th century, the park is now one of Parisians’ favorite public parks to spend some time relaxing after [...]

[...] it is hosted at Palais Garnier, a palace built according to a design by Charles Garnier in the 19th century. Today, Paris Opera has two buildings [...] [...]

[...] towers of the abbey were constructed. More restoration and rebuilding were done in the 19th century under Sir George Gilbert Scott. There was a design for a narthex by Sir Edwin Lutyens [...]

[...] Parc des Buttes Chaumont Parc des Buttes Chaumont is the third largest public park in Paris after Jardin du Tuileries and Jardin du Vilette. It [...]

[...] Parc des Buttes Chaumont is the third largest public park in Paris after Jardin du Tuileries and Jardin du Vilette. It [...]

[...] de Vincennes Zoo, a small zoo inside the park, when it opens in 2014. Read More… Parc des Buttes Chaumont Rue Manin and Rue Botzaris, Place Armand-Carrel, 19th arrondissement, Paris. Covering 247, [...]

[...] , Eurocard, JCB International, MasterCard, and Visa. To reach Hotel Beaumarchais, you can take metro line 5 from Gare d’Austerlitz and stop at the Oberkampf station. In other circumstance, you [...]

[...] RER station so that you can travel from and to every destination without a hassle. Get into the Metro line 2 and stop at Pigalle station or line 12 and stop at Saint Georges. By RER, you only need to [...]

[...] on first Sunday of every month. To get to Musée de l’Orangerie, you can take Metro line 1, 8, or 12 and stop at Concorde station. If you choose to go by bus, take bus line 24, 42, 52, [...]

[...] at 158 bd Haussman, 75008, Paris. To reach Musée Jacquemart-André, you can take Metro line 9 and 13 and stopat Saint-Agustin, Miromesnil, or Saint-Philippe du Roule station. If you use [...]

[...] by King Louis XIV, the opera is now widely known as Opera Garnier because it is hosted at Palais Garnier, a palace built according to a design by Charles Garnier in the 19th century. Today, Paris [...]

[...] by King Louis XIV, the opera is now widely known as Opera Garnier because it is hosted at Palais Garnier, a palace built according to a design by Charles Garnier in the 19th century. Today, Paris [...]

[...] building to house the famous Paris Opera since its opening. Opera Garnier Also known as Palais Garnier, the building was named after the architect who designed it, Charles Garnier. It took 13 [...]

[...] to get to Sainte-Chapelle. View Larger Map La Sainte-Chapelle Address La Sainte-Chapelle 4 boulevard du Palais 75001 Paris Telp : (+33) 01 53 40 60 80 Fax : (+33) 01 53 40 60 90 [...]

[...] buy the museum ticket earlier to avoid long queue. La Conciergerie Map View Larger Map 8 Boulevard du Palais, 75001 Paris, France Phone : +33 1 53 40 60 80 ‎ Website : monuments-nationaux.fr [...]

[...] public. Do not worry, though, since there are still many things to see. Read More… 8 Boulevard du Palais 75001 Paris, France Phone : +33 1 53 40 60 80 ‎ Website : monuments-nationaux.fr [...]