The TOP 25 Must-Visit Paris ATTRACTIONS

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

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[@dianafromaustralia3244]

In Paris today. Went to Maison de Porcelaine - street closed right outside their shop. GAS LEAK in neighbouring apartment. French firemen in their shiny silver helmets look very grand. I’ll try again on Thursday!

[@kenmatthews46]

As an American living in Paris for many years, (I am now retired living on the Cote d'Azur) I would always take my visiting American friends to all the sights you mention. But I always included some additional places that few knew about. First, 56 rue Jacob, in the St Germain area. I wanted my American friends to see where on Sept 3, 1783 the Treaty of Paris was signed. Representatives from the Kingdoms of Great Britain, France, Spain and the Dutch Republic met with, Benjamin Franklin, John Jay and John Adams representing the colonies, signed documents officially ending the American Revolutionary War and formally recognizing the 13 British Colonies as a free, independent, and sovereign United States of America. In many ways it was here that the United States was born. Secondly I would always take them by The Children's Statue of Lafayette, located just up from Place d'Alma along the Seine. It was a gift in 1908 from 5 million American school children, who raised all of the money, as a gift of friendship between our 2 nations.

[@hannahroberts6295]

What a fabulous comment. This Australian didn't know that John Adams was present at the signing of the Paris Treaty (did I miss this fact while watching John Adams the tv show?) and that it was signed in the St Germain area.

[@dougcargill6730]

Love your comment on the Hotel York. I always visit when I’m in Paris.

[@t7147]

For those visiting Pere Lachaise, enter the name of the person you would like to find into Google Maps and it will show you the exact path to find them which is very helpful being a lot of the walkways can be vague.

[@mikesmigielski7273]

I'm so glad that functionality exists now! I was there 8 years ago in the fall, walking aimlessly because the directions on the map were not very helpful.

[@Beth_Alice_Kaplan]

Yes! Before online maps, I was constantly turned around and couldn’t find a number of graves, and I actually have a decent sense of direction. Fortunately, it’s a beautiful cemetery, so randomly walking around definitely isn’t a bad thing. 😊

[@ivethristova5943]

Lots of love for your channel from Bulgaria!!! I was in paris last fall and planned the 4 day trip with your videos it was extraordinery the most beautiful place I have ever seen! This spring I will go for the second time with my grandmother for one week. She has never left our country and is so excited that I will take her there.😄

[@sallyo100]

My husband and I took up your suggestion for a dinner cruise on Le Calife and it was superb - thank you! We were in the situation you mentioned re needing to stay at the dock; throughout the winter of 2023, there had been a lot of rain and the Seine was too high for the boat to fit under the bridges. The company contacted us to say they could cancel us if we wished or they would provide some money back if we were happy not to cruise the river. We decided to accept the discount, get some money back for a taxi home, head to the boat and enjoy the view of the Louvre whilst eating the most delicious dinner. So, it is not the end of the world if the boat doesn't move, especially at night. We also had one of those overcrowded exhibition visits at the Musee D'Orsay - Van Gogh - and were really disappointed. So, in my book, a Seine dinner cruise (moving or not!) comes number 1 😀😘

[@Cecile2906]

My tip to avoid the crowds at opèra Garnier is to book one of the after hour visit. It’s very inexpensive and you can get great photos without anybody in them

[@enriqueae7532]

Visited Paris 18 yrs ago and going again this December for Christmas with my gf . Can’t wait to see Paris again

[@CaliMitra]

There aren’t many of these I haven’t visited yet, but I am making a small list for next time. Paris has so much to offer. I never get tired of it.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

good plan

[@hannahroberts6295]

I probably won't get to Paris again ... travelling from Australia is expensive. I vicariously travel and eat via your great videos. So, thank you!

[@robinps52]

TWO WEEKS! My BFF & I will be there in 2 weeks & we’ve been studying your videos for months-this one will be extremely helpful as we finalize our plans. Merci beaucoup Colleen et Antoine! ❤🥰

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Have fun!

[@caromurray6152]

I was in Paris last year; especially loved The Pantheon & The Conciergerie. For me the Luxembourg Gardens are always worth a detour. ☺️

[@eyelovecolorado2195]

We came September 2023 and also just spent 4 days in Paris in September 2024. Thank you for all your videos. They were very helpful in planning both trips. ❤

[@CKLee-rs4kl]

The Petite Palais seems to be lesser known among tourists and its well worth a visit; so glad you included it in your selection. I was lucky enough several years ago to be in Paris when they opened the Grand Palais for 3 days during the renovation and the scale was amazing. The French are privileged to live among such amazing architecture.

[@warrenwolf4690]

Bonjour Colleen and Antoine. We will return next year. So now I watch your videos with heightened interest , as if that’s possible. Keep up your dedication to sharing Paris and France with us 🍷😀

[@sandrab.2646]

Thank you for your videos! They are very helpful. I’m from the Netherlands, but now at the moment I’m in Paris! I’ve prepared my visit to make an itinerary with help from your videos. I even had bone marrow for the first time because of your enthusiasm 😄

[@canadiantraveler6060]

So cool to cross paths last Tuesday while crossing the street St. Michel @ Luxembourg gardens around noon. We just got off the rer heading to our hotel. I yelled "les frenchies" you said hi back. Loved ur vids for our trip. Merci.

[@AlexFeldstein]

Very well done. Been to Paris 3 times and going again in October 2024.I have been to most of these places already. One I would suggest to add is Musée Carnavalet in Le Marais. It is free and wonderful for the history of Paris. A couple of other great museums, not generally known and crowd-free are The Musée des Arts et Métiers, and the Galerie de Paléontologie et d’Anatomie comparée (this one is one of the most impressive and best of its kind anywhere)..

[@twatterbox3561]

Your channel helped me prepare in so many ways for my time volunteering in Paris and France this summer so thank you :)

[@charmainelawrence9580]

Colleen and Antoine, you two are the best. Love you both!❤ Can’t wait to meet you both on my next adventure to Paris. Keep up the amazing posts. 😊🇫🇷🍾🥂

[@madeleinereads]

If you want the feeling of being at a palace like Versailles but without the crowds, Vaux-le-Vicomte is definitely a great recommendation! It was the inspiration for Versailles!

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

true story

[@DuchessPinkbunny]

I was just there for the past week and left on Tuesday! Went to many of these, and missed out on just as many. But I was so happy to finally be back!

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Next time!

[@Elysa1224]

Love your channel! Been to Paris a few times and the one "touristy" thing I always do is the cruise. Only did the dinner cruise once and is was quite pricey so now, I buy an open ticket in advance for les Vedettes du Pont Neuf (so I can go at another day/time if the weather isn't the best) and take one of the last in the day. Around 930-10. There are often less people (I'm usually there in October) and seeing the city lit up like that is absolutely magical.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@Wklsto]

I am so lucky to have been in Paris many times. Looking for something new but have found some stuff through the FB page. I will always love Paris. Been going since the 80’s.

[@kimberlyparker2704]

I'll be in Paris next week!!!!

[@caromurray6152]

Lucky you. I wish I could say the same. But I’ll be there next July.☺️

[@MaggieMeiChiLee]

I just came back on the22th..let me tell you whole city is jamed with African black people and Arabs..every where is people . People . Lafayette department store you even can’t walk . All jamed with people . But next door department store you can walk leisurely . Every where is ling line . Line . The subway keep broadcasting watch out the pick pockets . You ll ask urself why u are here ?

[@kimberlyparker2704]

@MaggieMeiChiLee why does it matter what race they are. You are aware that you are talking to a black person about black people being everywhere. 🤨

[@MH-kv7sm]

Jay, you've been missed! I know it's been awhile but I loved your Olympics coverage. I know you are ever evolving but don't forget about your YT fans! We love you!

[@bethbevilacqua3268]

I was at the E tower early in the morning with no lines , it was great to walk up the stairs to the second floor. Walking around is easy and the people are very very friendly and helpful merci

[@lindajung8556]

Back in 2018 my husband and I traveled to Paris for a few days, and on limited time and budget. We stayed at an Airbnb in Montmartre which is a great neighborhood to walk around- and includes the Dali Paris Musée which includes his sketches and sculptures, and easy to walk to Sacré Coeur. I was happy to see Musée d’Orsay and the river cruise on the Seine on this list. Both are worth it- the river cruise was suggested to me by a Parisian shop owner and that it was the best budget-friendly way to see Paris for the first time. She does a cruise from time to time to get a new perspective on her native city. Musée d’Orsay has a wonderful collection of lesser known but no less interesting works of famous artists, it’s easy to get around and allows taking in the artworks without large crowds- if you travel in the shoulder season. It is such a gorgeous city and would love to return there again.

[@sonjaparker7840]

Excellent! I’ve saved it as a resource and will share with friends.

[@mrkillerz7]

Hi Antoine & Colleen, we were the Asian couple that ran into you at the La Maison d'Isabelle. It was truly a surprise to run into you. I'm a big fan of your channel and have used it extensively to plan our trip. Keep up the good work.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Our pleasure! It was fun running into you two, Cheers!

[@carolmartin4413]

As an American...Paris is my favorite city on earth...and I like my country! Shock. Wonderful summary...positioning of favorites may differ but the list is superb. Bonjour

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Thank you

[@ThePittStreetFarmers]

We have just discovered your channel and absolutely love it.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@omarechague5201]

This was extremely helpful for planning my upcoming trip. Thank you so much for posting and creating such great content! You guys are amazing!

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

This is absolutely a wonderful video. Merci beaucoup. What a beautiful Paris. My fav is No. 10, the magnificent Palace of Versailles and the other free attractions such as walking across the stunning Alexander III bridge.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Have you heard of Diana Darke. The incident at Nortre Dame prompted her to write a book, Stealing from the Saracens, How Islamic Architecture Shaped Europe.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Many thanks!

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@LesFrenchiesTravel Thank you too. I just love the architecture in Europe especially the palaces, the opera houses, the UNESCO world heritage sites. 😀

[@kristinholland06]

I love that you said Notre Dame is a church first and attraction after that. Love the video!

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

😁

[@SwanWings]

this video perfectly captures the beauty and charm of France!

[@weibinglee5297]

This video is absolutely the best video regarding the tourist attractions of Paris! Many thanks for making this video, Antoine and Colene!🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Many thanks!

[@jenraven6003]

My flight to Paris leaves in 8 hours🎉🎉🎉

[@babsr8479]

You gave me some new spots to see on my next trip to Paris. I'm looking forward to it. Merci 🍷🥂

[@marylutyger675]

We loved the bateaux mouches on the Seine. Musee d’Orsay was fabulous. Enjoyed all the other places we visited but these stood out for us.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

We agree!

[@nicolemaddison2945]

We want to come back. Love your channel. We were in Paris the winter of 2017. Stayed in St. Germain and walked everywhere for 4 days. So much more to see and eat. Xxx

[@DonnitaParker]

Merci! This was so very helpful. I'm in the middle of planning a visit for next spring.

[@Beth_Alice_Kaplan]

And thank you for tips for the next time I visit! Now on my list: Le Petit Palais, la Conciergerie, and Palais Garnier (I’ll go just for the Chagall paintings!)

[@corgiowner436]

Only one I’d give a hard pass to is the Moulin Rouge. Topless women were “naughty” 50 years ago. Now it just screams tourist trap. One of my favorites that is not crowded is Parc Monceau-very beautiful. Also the Appartements in the Louvre are from Napoleon III which is a very different style than Empire (Napoleon).

[@veronicasmemories]

I just moved to paris and have already walked by so many of these attractions! I didn't realize the petit palais was free to check out, that's really cool

[@СлавкаТошева-у5ф]

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[@sandisocean]

I would be interested in a video on the covered passages, like you showcased in #5 here. I love those types of hidden gems! Thank you for the informative video!

[@bethbevilacqua3268]

I was there 2weeks ago i watched your videos and I’m glad they were very helpful before going. I am looking forward to my return trip I now know how to get around Paris thank you

[@zarquondam]

One thing to do in the Place des Vosges is visit the Maison Victor Hugo, and see not only his living quarters but his artwork. Admission to the permanent exhibits is free, I believe. Some other sites I would add (favourites of mine): the Musée Cluny (a.k.a. Musée du Moyen Age; they keep changing the name); the old Roman arena (Arènes de Lutèce); the Marais; the Rue Mouffetard; the Jardin des Plantes and the Bois de Boulogne. For trips just a short distance out of Paris, Chartres (the town and the cathedral).

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Thank you 😊

[@N10-h3b]

Maison Victor Hugo at Place Des Vosges is free and well worth a quick stop while visiting the area. Another plus is that they have a restroom should you need one while walking around!

[@ibrahimmohammed6799]

I’m visiting on 14th Nov to this beautiful city and really excited ,and eager to follow your tips and advice

[@maxnokhrin697]

Great video! Love that Musee d’Orsay was your top! I’d also add the Chateau de Vincennes (beautiful chapel) and Musee de l’Orangerie to the list!

[@scotto3852]

I'm usually a quiet one for comments - but I gotta say this is a good timing for me personally as I disembarked the Eurostar today at Gare Du Nord for 3 nights and already checked out some of these. I'm not doing too bad for my "fish-out-of-water" situation. I used this channel for researching for the last months prior to arrival. So far everything your channel has presented is accurate (i.e. don't rely on contactless Navigo - correct me if I'm wrong). Do use some basic French phrases (Merci). I don't plan on anything outside Paris this time, but even the city itself gave me culture shock. Thanks again for good information.

GreatVideo!!. I found myself rewinding the Video Düring the Pros/Cons … maybe keep the Name of the attraction up Düring the entire Segment. Thank you

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

good point

[@oldladywithacamera]

Fun watch. I think that Josephine Baker is actually buried in Monaco, but it was great to see her honored in the Pantheon. Thanks!

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Indeed!

[@fuzzylon]

Thank you for this video and all the videos you make they are almost required viewing for visiting Paris. My top tip is not to underestimate the need to book to see attractions even in mid November! I will be in Paris briefly on my way to Mulhouse next week and I was surprised (when I looked last week) how quickly attractions in Paris get booked up. I thought it might be quiet (LoL). I’m going to Mulhouse for the railway museum, automobile museum and electricity museum all in the one city.

[@micheleferland4182]

This is a fantastic list. I’ve been fortunate enough to visit Paris many times and have been to all but 3. I’ve never been to the Petit Palais and it will be on my list for my next trip. Thank you for showing me a new location to explore.

[@amijoshi2559]

Nice love your food & dessert videos❤

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Thank you 😋

[@GeoffKowalczyk-v4i]

One of the best, in my opinion, passages couverts is Passage Brady, it lies between the Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis and the Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin and is in two parts, as it does crossing Boulevard de Strasbourg. It is a must for Indo-Pak food and goodies.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Good to know, thank you

[@WavyCurlyGina]

I can't wait for our 2nd visit year ❤ Thank you for your very informational videos 😊

[@Ape4Apes]

So many things to see and places to visit! I first arrived in Paris (with a one-way ticket) 55 years ago next month, so I’ve seen most of the places on your top 25 list. But not all. Maybe I’ll stop by the Petit Palais next time. I used to visit the Conciergerie on Sundays for 50 centimes. It looks much more polished now. Maybe I should go back, just to see the changes. But my special place - the first place I go and the last I stop to see each visit - was not on your list: the Pont Neuf. Looking forward to sitting there again soon. Thanks for your videos.

[@flatironnewyork]

Les Invalides is one of the places that i didn't think I'd be interested in. I went last week and WOW - i was blown away by Napoleon's tomb/ dome. I'll always recommend it to friends now. (Also, it's close to Fontaine the Mars, where I ate 3x in two weeks) 🤣

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

thank you 😁

[@RedHeadAgent]

Such a fabulous video! I’ve never been to or knew about St Chapelle or the Conciergerie. I can’t wait to see them.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@ezdancewithvi]

Thank you for sharing with us beautul placees and wonderful tip in paris

[@N10-h3b]

Great video! It helped us get a look at some of the places we haven't yet visited. The only one I would add is Musée Rodin. We had a lovely time seeing The Thinker, The Kiss, and other Rodin sculptures. Beautiful gardens for strolling. Loved it!

[@monicagrabham9059]

Thanks for another great video!

[@sacroyalty]

You guys produce amazing content, thanks again

[@jojobrown2504]

Ooh great timing. I’m just going to paris for the weekend in a couple months. Been so many times but want to see something new!

[@gregoryhageage6362]

I still want to venture into the catacombs, but I plan on carrying a headlamp. Standing in a short line one morning waiting to buy a ticket, the site lost electricity down below and had to close. First they had to get a group of school kids out safely, however. And at 29€ the entry fee ain’t really bon marché. Keep having fun you two!

[@Wings2butterfly]

Wow, this looks like you put a lot of time and effort into this video (like all of them!) Merci, Antoine and Colleen. This was a perfect way to pass the time between trains at the Gare du Nord. 😊 Bisous et hugs P.S. I agree wholeheartedly with your #1 pick.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

You're so welcome!

[@sa21g22g23]

Superbe vidéo culturelle de la semaine

[@rpatrick2]

I found out about Le Petit Palais because one of the Orsay guards took mercy on me when I found out of the pieces of artwork I most wanted to see was not on display. It has some of the best displays of Art Nouveau furniture, which you can get close to. Including a Carabin Vitrine (China closet/display)

[@leematthews6812]

Great selection. Surprisingly there are a couple of places on this list I haven't visited (yet).

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Which ones?

[@maripittman6853]

Hi! I love your videos! They are really helpful.

[@renferal5290]

I went to the catacombs when I was there. I really liked it. When I existed, they checked to make sure I didn't take any bones away lol

[@daisy8297]

You failed to mention that the Louvre has approx. 17kms of corridors, so you are perfectly right in saying that you need to have at least some idea of what you want to see, otherwise you may be overwhelmed and leave disappointed.

[@mikesmigielski7273]

Great video! For 26th place, I would put the Basilique de Saint Denis to see these tombs of many of France's leaders. Also loved Pere LaChaise (I think there's a theme) but access is a bit difficult by Metro but amazing the number of notable figures there.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Good call!

[@Maimitti]

Superbe vidéo ! - avez-vous changé vos appareils photo ou caméra ? = les images sont tellement magnifiques (couleurs, profondeurs et + ) ! ancienne Parisienne émigrée en Bretagne sur le tard ... (aïe aïe la Vie passe tellement vite ! ) j'adoOre vos vidéos et vous suis depuis tellement longtemps ! 💕

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Merci, je filme avec mon Samsung S23 😁

[@MrStan0630]

I have been to Paris a few times, and have been to many of the sights. If I go again, I definitely want to visit the Pantheon. There are several trains from St. Lazard station to Giverny (Vernon) that take only 40 minutes.

[@OptLab]

Excellent ranking. You could try visiting the Assemblee Nationale. However it requires registration and being low profile.

[@mwgoode]

Excellent guide and tips. Hope to see you around Paris in November.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

I hope so too!

[@EMSpdx]

Wonderful list- but left out Tour Montparnesse- which has truly breathtaking views of Paris!

[@GorgieClarissa]

My face when you said notre dame is planning on opening Dec 2024 😮 I didn't go when I was there in 2015. I obviously regret that now... but I'm moving to Paris for then next year... in 4 days! Maybe maybe....

[@tarakb7606]

Many thanks for a very enjoyable and informative upload. I am planning on visiting Paris in the near future and your suggestions will certainly make things a lot easier. Ps: how highly would you rank the Centre Pompidou?

[@paulkoza8652]

Good video for planning a first time trip. What surprised me the most was not the sites that made the list, but the ranking. I am assuming from your introduction, that this is not your subjective ranking, but rather based on external data. Thus the order was even more surprising.

[@michelemarie2499]

Thank you so much ❤🧚‍♀🧚‍♂❤

[@theshore123]

I would love to see videos of restaurants for vegetarians! I'm visiting Paris around December 1st and unfortunately some of the tours to Loire Valley and food tours are closed. :( Love you both!

[@franckcoffin463]

Very good list, I have seen 23 of the items on it ( never been to Giverny or Moulin Rouge) and I fully agree with the selection. If I wanted to add one item to the list I think it would be l'atelier des lumieres which is stunning and a very good choice for people with more limited mobility. Being french living in the US we visit Paris every year with my american wife and I enjoy seeing what you advice for tourists to see ( I have my own french perspective and I like a different one)

[@sherik2713]

Hello and Bonjour Colleen & Anton. Great video for sites to visit and very helpful too! Do you have any information about the Richelieu oval library?

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Not yet! we'll look into it

[@CaliMitra]

I do love the d’Orsay ❤️❤️❤️ I like to stay nearby in St Germain. So much in a small place! The best, and a great restaurant too. A highlight of a recent visit to Paris was going to the top of the Tour Eiffel, followed by brunch at Madame Brasserie. Superb! I’m jealous that you get to live in my fave city in Europe.

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

So cool!

[@miketrebert7788]

No Pompidou?! It’s been almost fifty years and still the resistance to the most fascinating building in Paris. Not a single mention out of 25! Maybe they could paint it beige during the coming refurbishment to make it blend in better.

[@OptLab]

This architecture is not everyone's cup of tea. The area is noisy, polluted, some shops selling junk and fast food. It's a great choice for amateurs of contemporary art though.

[@mikesmigielski7273]

I was a student there decades ago and I went there frequently because of the library.

[@miketrebert7788]

@@OptLab Excuses, excuses. I’m not a traditionalist.

[@OptLab]

​@@miketrebert7788 Why do you bring tension. I was trying to have conversation. I would personally visit the center over Pigalle indeed, in spite of the busy area. But that does not mean my Top 20 should be everyone's. I'm aware that is more niche. What you believe in is irrelevant, I was not judging you.

[@miketrebert7788]

@@OptLab Lighten up. The Pompidou is one of the world’s most famous buildings. To be fair, it might have been #26 on this list!

[@hcjkruse]

Bonjour et merci beaucoup. This confirms my list of places to visit. Any thoughts for waiting lines in November?

[@JuliesWorldXoXo]

Cheers from Atlanta, GA! 🇫🇷 🍷 🧀 ❤

[@nywf1824]

There is another ongoing impressive VR tour for Eternelle Notre Dame that is worth visiting just next to it. The audio guides are translated in various languages and not only in French.

[@chinoyhealingfoodstravels8888]

Greetings from Redondo Beach 🇺🇸🇺🇸Wonderful Paris video👍🏽

[@didier75012]

I would add the Musée des Arts Premiers and maybe the Guimet Museum. To tell the truth, the Louvre can be an awful experience, so I also advise having a guide. Congratulations on your site. As a Parisian, I love your tips.

[@Beth_Alice_Kaplan]

Pro tip: le Panthéon, like most older, marble structures, is not heated. So you’ll especially need gloves and a scarf if you visit in the offseason.

[@jamesvalenti9288]

I did not know Jim Morrison was buried in Paris. Definitely something I want to hit when I go back to Paris at some point. I completely agree regarding the Arc De Triumphe. I think it has the best view in Paris. I went there at dusk, and it was absolutely beautiful. I will say this though....when I go back, I will go back in the off season. I was there in June. There was a lot of stuff roped off because of the Olympics. Plus, I got sick my 2nd day, so I was out of commission for most of my visit. Are there still a lot of lines for these attractions in November?

[@pamelabryant6975]

My husband and I are hoping to be there in April to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Any advice? Is April or March better?

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

Probably April is better 😁

[@alisasepe6098]

I would love to go to the cemetery the catacombs and Eiffel Tower thank you for your educational video

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

you are very welcome!!

[@BezzaBezza-l4k]

I was in the Place de la Concorde about 3 hours ago & it still has bleachers up from the Olympics & the fountain is not on!

[@LesFrenchiesTravel]

that's a bummer

[@georgesbouthors3719]

quartier bastille ,quai de Jemmapes, (hôtel du nord ) les buttes Chaumont,11 -18 - 19 - 20 arrondissements, l'autre paris ! et n'oublier pas le chateau de vincenne , place de la nation , 10 minutes , un parisien depuis 68 ans