What are the best places to visti in Paris?

Answer 1

Before going to Paris, learn some of the greetings, see about.com & learn the French language at the comfort of your home!

Hello ==========Bonjour
Hi=============Salut
Gppd Evening=== Bonsour
How are you? ====Cava===Cava mal ( not well)
Goodbye========Au revoir
Bye============Salut
Until next time====A la prochaine
See you tomorrow=A demain
Good night======Bonne nuit
Farewell========Adieu

Did you know that Paris is known as the "City of Light" because of its beauty? Come and enjoy its great food, great art & great buildings. This is the place to relax and enjoy the sidewalk cafe. Definitely, Paris is the city of fashion & style.

Top 10 popular places to visit as suggested by yahoo travel are:

1. Musee de Louvre
It is an old & lovely palace at the middle of Paris. Dont you know that it is one of the world/s greatest museums? It has a lovely garden too. It is housed in a lovely palace.
What do you expect to see here? The lovely painting of Leonardo da Vinci, Monalisa.

ENTRANCE: modern glass pyramid

2. Eiffel Tower
Did you know that this was built in 1889 with a lacy iron tower for the Paris World Fair ? Just like the Space needle in Washington! It rises about 1,000 feet. There are elevators to take the visitors on top. During the time it was built, it was the tallest structure in the world. Its designer was Gustave Eiffel.

3. Basilique du Sacre-Coeur
This is located on the summit of the hill, Montmarte, the highest natural feature in Paris. Dont you know that this had been a haven for artists?

4. Arc de Triomphe
Take a walk at Champ Elysees. Dont you know that this tree lined boulevard is one of the most famous streets in the world? It is located at the end of Champ Elysees-------the Arc de Triomphe ( Arc of Triumph). It was built to honor the victories of Napoleon I. At the other end is the Palace de la Concorde ( Square of Peace) with its huge fountains & statues.

5. Musee D'Orsay
This used to be an old railroad station. It is the museum of the works of French impressionist!

6. Cathedrale-Notre-Dame de Paris
Did you know that its construction started as early as 1163. This is located in an island. It is one of the best cathedrals in the world.

7 Centre Pompidou

8. Musee Rodin

9. Cimeti re du P re- Lachaise

10. Napoleon's Tomb


City of Seine:
The city is divided into 2. The river Seine runs through Paris & divides it into 2.
1. Right Bank, on the north side of the river
= businesses
= large stores
= Tuileries Gardens
2. Left Bank, on the south side of the river
= government offices
= University of Paris
The University is the Latin Quarter. Had you heard that the students here originally talked in Latin, thereby giving its name!

= Luxembourg Gardens
Ile dela Cite , an island on the Seine, which is the oldest part of Paris.

Bibliotheque Nationale de France:
house one of the largest collections in the world.

The Bourse, Paris: Paris Stock Exchange

Answer 2

Hi,

You should visit:
- Eiffel tower at night (10/11 p.m) and surroundings,
- Montmartre and the Sacre Coeur,
- Le Louvre museum if you like these kind of visits,
- Go to "St Michel" station in the heart of Paris where you can find the most beautiful cathedral,
- Champs Elysée

That will be a good trip. There are of course many other spots to see.

Have a nice trip

Answer 3

Practically impossible if you're not an EU national and/or independently wealthy. Currently very difficult even if you ARE an EU national, given how employers are tightening their belts and their budgets. Non-EU nationals need to get a job offer in writing from a registered employer before coming over, and this is very hard because it's very expensive for the employer. So unless you have any specific and rare skills you can share with the French or the Italians, I would say you're out of luck. If you don't speak the language of either country, I think you'd better get learning one of them pronto. I think in Canada, it's easier to learn French? However, if you can prove either one of your parents in an EU national by birth, you might be able to get nationality of that state. You could look into this. You don't provide your nationality, you just say you live in Canada. Did you google 'permesso di soggiorno' to see if there's more information about it? This should be your first stop.

Answer 4

Hum....France, if you go to Paris visit France, it's cool lol.
Joke xD Well, go to the Eifell Tower and Louvre Museum especially, but surely have a lot of places to u visit.
Nice travel! =)

Answer 5

ive been 4 times. my favorite things are theeiffel tower at night, sacre couer, the rodin museum, just wandering the streets and looking around. the louvre is great but it is so big its overwhelming, dont go for a quick pop in, you have to devote some time to it

Answer 6

Get one of those tourist tours, you will see many more places than people could tell you here.

Answer 7

why you do not visit a travel agent or go there yourself.the answer is the same for london