1st arrondissement: The least densely populated of Paris’ 20 arrondissements is located in the geographic center of Paris, hence the presence of many historical attractions. The Louvre Museum, the Royal Palace, the Tuileries Gardens, the aristocratic Place Vendôme, Les Halles,

Montmartre is one of the districts of Paris located near the Seine, precisely positioned on a hill of about 130 meters high. This charming neighborhood has been the scene of many important events in the history of Paris, such as

Located a few kilometers from the center of Paris (in Marne-la-Vallée) is the only Disney park complex in Europe. With two theme parks, Disneyland, Walt Disney Studios and the Disney Village with its stores and restaurants, you can enjoy attractions

The City of Light is a city that can easily be explored on foot, but if there’s one program you can’t miss, it’s a boat ride in Paris. If you thought: “Ah, but this is a very cliché program”. I

Paris is considered one of the cities in Europe with the most green spaces, so be prepared, you can choose one to call your own in Paris. Most of the parks and gardens are located in the heart of Paris,

On the most famous avenue in the world, the Lido magazines have been contributing to the glitter of the capital since 1946. With a panoramic hall of 2000 m², more than 1000 seats, 600 costumes, 70 bluebell girl’s and Lido

Famous all over the world for its famous French cancan, the Moulin Rouge is part of the purest tradition of music-hall made in France and has always presented sumptuous revues. For this, the best ingredients are brought together: feathers, rhinestones,

Sanitary measures have been put in place to combat COVID19 coronavirus. Cultural venues in Paris are gradually reopening to the public in compliance with strict health rules (compulsory mask, social distancing). Tickets can be purchased online (with times of passage),

The Cabaret Paradis Latin is one of the most famous concert halls in Paris. It is a typical and original Parisian cabaret, which has already conquered many people. Bonaparte, then First Consul, decided to build a theatre on rue des