The PERFECT 2 Days in Paris! Best Things to Do & Eat (Travel Guide)

The world's largest art museum and a historic monument in Paris, housing an unparalleled collection of masterpieces from antiquity to the 19th century, including the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.

A palace built by Louis XIV that started as a hunting lodge, known for its extravagant design and historical significance during the French Revolution.

The city hall of Paris since the 14th century, featuring 108 statues of famous Parisians and a square that once hosted public executions.

A historic cathedral located on an island in the Seine, known for its Gothic architecture and recent reconstruction efforts following a fire.

A famous Greek statue in the Louvre, known for being an original and depicting the goddess of beauty.

A neighborhood in Paris with restaurants, offering French cuisine like 'coq au vin' and beef tartare.

A charming hilltop neighborhood in Paris, known for its artistic history and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

A famous square in Montmartre known for its artists, though it can be very crowded.

A basilica located on top of a hill in Montmartre, offering views of Paris.

A luxury department store in Paris with a glass dome and a free glasswalk offering views of the city.

A landmark in Paris known for its light show at night, and accessible via elevator (book in advance).

A cemetery in Paris, known as one of the greenest areas, featuring elaborate graves and the burial sites of famous figures like Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde.

A famous old-school bookstore in Paris, often with a long line to enter.

The world's most iconic museum, home to 35,000 pieces of art including the Mona Lisa.