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Introduction of famous tourist attractions in Paris

Introduction of famous tourist attractions in Paris

Paris is a world-famous tourist city. Its unique architecture, charming scenery, sculptures with different shapes and romantic atmosphere in the air make it a hot tourist city. The following is a collection of famous tourist attractions in Paris for your reference!

Introduction of famous tourist attractions in Paris 1

cityscape

The Bastille Square (fourth area, 1 1 and 12, right bank) is an area of great historical significance not only for Paris, but also for the whole of France. Because of its historical value, the square is often used for politics, including large-scale labor protests in March 2006. The Champs Elysé es (Zone 8, right bank) connects the Place de la Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe, which is a road transformed from the17th century garden corridor. It is one of many tourist attractions and the main shopping street in Paris. Place de la Concorde (Zone 8, right bank) is located at the eastern end of Champs Elysé es. When it was first built, it was called "Louis XV Square" and was the site of the infamous guillotine. The Egyptian obelisk is the "oldest monument" in Paris. In the square, on both sides of Royal Road, there are two identical stone buildings: one in the east is the French Admiralty, and the other in the west is the luxurious Htel de Klillon. The nearby Vendome Plaza is famous for its fashionable and luxurious hotels, including the Htelllitz and Vendome hotels and their jewelry stores. Many famous fashion designers have their salons in the square. Les Halles (area 1, right bank) used to be the central meat market in Paris. Since the late 1960s, it has formed a major shopping center around the largest subway connecting station (Chtelet-Les Halles) in Europe. The former Real Mall was demolished at 197 1 and replaced by the Forum des Halles of Real. Paris Central Market, the largest food wholesale market in the world, moved to Languis in the southern suburbs. Le Malais (Zone 3 and Zone 4) is a fashionable area on the right bank, which is a very open place in culture. The Avenue Montaigne (the eighth district) adjacent to the Champs Elysé es is a gathering place for luxury brands, including Chanel, Louis Vuitton, christian dior and Givenchy. Montmartre (18 area, right bank) has Sacred Heart Temple, which has always been an artist's area in history, and there are many artists' studios and cafes in this area. Meng panas (14 area) is a historical area on the left bank, which is famous for artists' studios, concert halls and cafes. There is the huge Mon panas-Bienvenu e subway station and the lonely skyscraper Mon panas Building. Opera Street (District 9, right bank) is the surrounding area of Paris Opera House, and it is the place with the densest department stores and office buildings in Paris, including Spring Department Store and Paris Galeries Lafayette Department Store, as well as the Paris headquarters of financial giants credit lyonnais and American Express Bank.

The city built radially from Le Plaza in Chaste is based on Le Plaza in Chaste, and its surrounding area is centered on the Champs Elysé es, which means that this Paris center is the oldest but also the most lively place in the city. The "center" of the city center is Notre Dame de Paris and the Paris District Court surrounded by the Seine River.

It's in the north of Sidi Island. Place de la Concorde, Gagniere Opera House, Saint Mary Madeleine, Louvre and jardin des tuileries are all located on the right bank of the city center. Start from the Arc de Triomphe in caluso, enter the Dului Garden, cross the obelisk in Place de la Concorde, walk along the Champs Elysé es until you reach the majestic Arc de Triomphe, and then continue to the big arch in La Defense. This central axis is a world-famous landscape.

If you take the Champs Elysé es as the dividing line and look west, the symbols of Paris-the Eiffel Tower and the Invalides are on the left bank. Further north, the white spire of Basilique du Sacré Coeur on Montmartre stands like a landmark, which is the landmark scenery of Paris after the Eiffel Tower.

Louvre (Louvre)

This world-famous art palace was built at the beginning of 12 century, and was used for defensive purposes. Later, after a series of expansion and repair, it gradually became a magnificent palace. From the16th century, Francois I began to collect various works of art on a large scale, and later emperors continued this tradition and enriched the collection of the Louvre. The museum has a collection of 400,000 works of art, including sculptures, paintings, arts and crafts, ancient orient, ancient Egypt, ancient Greece and Rome. 198 1 year, the French government carried out a large-scale renovation of this exquisite building, and the Louvre has since become a professional museum. It is worth mentioning that there is a transparent pyramid building at the entrance of the Louvre, and its designer is the famous Chinese American architect I.M. Pei.

Eiffel Tower (Eiffel Tower)

Built in 1889, it was built for the World Expo at that time. After its completion, it was criticized by many people that a pile of scrap iron destroyed the beauty of Paris. This tower, which has maintained the world's tallest architectural record for more than 40 years, has become the most important symbol of Paris. Romantic Parisians gave this tower a beautiful name-"Shepherd in the Cloud". The Eiffel Tower was built to solemnly commemorate the 0/00th anniversary of the then world-famous World Expo 1789 French bourgeois revolution/KLOC-0. Named after the famous French architectural engineer gustave eiffel, there is a bronze bust of Eiffel under the tower.

1889 coincides with the 0/00th anniversary of the French Revolution. The French government decided to hold an unprecedented World Expo in Paris to show the achievements of industrial technology and culture, and to build a monument symbolizing the French Revolution and Paris. The Preparatory Committee originally hoped to build a classical memorial group with statues, monuments, gardens and temples, but in more than 700 applications, it chose the design of bridge engineer Eiffel (1832- 1923): a giant tower symbolizing machine civilization and visible in any corner of Paris.

Notre Dame Cathedral

It is located in Dai Xi Island, the birthplace of Paris. It was built in 1 163 and took 400 years to complete. It is a masterpiece of Gothic church. The interior decoration of Notre Dame de Paris is rigorous and solemn, the design of stained glass windows is attractive, and the flying stacks and monster exits are lifelike.

Arc de Triomphe

Located in Guangxing Charles de Gaulle Square. This is the end of the Champs Elysé es and the highest point of Shayou Mountain. 12 Avenue extends from Charles de Gaulle Square in all directions. The magnificent Arc de Triomphe stands on the circular square in the center of the square. This arch was built by Chargé land in the period of Napoleon 1806. According to Napoleon's order, it was used to commemorate the French army. The Arc de Triomphe has only one arch with a barrel dome on it, which is bigger than the Arc de Triomphe in Rome. It is 50 meters high and 45 meters wide, and there are huge reliefs on both sides of the Arc de Triomphe.

Among them, the most famous and exquisite is the relief on the lower right side of the Champs Elysé es, which depicts the scene of 1792 volunteers' expedition. This masterpiece is named "La Marseillaise". The scene of Napoleon's victory celebration ceremony is carved in other positions above this relief, and the name of each battle is engraved on the topmost shield decoration. 1920, an "unknown soldier" was built under the arch hole, and the flame burned out here every evening. There is also a small budget memorial hall in the building, which records the history of this memorial building. There, visitors can see the names of eight generals, some of whom are underlined because they were all killed in the battle.

Versailles

This used to be a hunting place for the royal family. Louis XIV began to visit this palace during the French Revolution (1682), which is also a must-see for all people who come to Paris. Behind the palace is a huge royal garden. Located 20 kilometers west of Paris, the Palace of Versailles was built by Louis XIV and is famous for its luxurious and imaginative architectural design. The total length of the complex is 580 meters, including palaces and castles, gardens and Trianon.

Introduction of famous tourist attractions in Paris II

Travel in Paris: The locals will take you to a different Paris.

Paris is a very romantic city and a favorite tourist city.

When you go to Paris for the first time, visitors will never miss the landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Champs Elysé es, but these places are really enough to go once. If you come to this city again, you may wish to see the following places excavated by local Parisians.

Red children's market open-air market

Le Marché des Enfants Rouges, located in the Maré e district of Paris, is said to be the oldest market in the city. It exists in 16 15, and it is very lively every afternoon. Although the area is small, the booth inside is like a small United Nations. Besides seafood, fruits and vegetables, bread, flowers, red wine and French specialties, there are many popular food stalls here, such as Japanese food, Italian food, Lebanese food and Moroccan food, which are said to be the best in Paris. It tastes quite authentic.

After selecting the dishes at the cooked food stall, you can get the open-air seats on both sides of the market and enjoy them slowly, which is comfortable and cozy. At lunch time on weekends, there will be long queues at food stalls, but don't give up. It is really worth eating!

Saint Owen flea market

If you love retro, you must go to Saintoin flea market in the north of Paris to dig for treasures. This is the largest second-hand market in Europe, with a history of over 100 years. It covers an area of 7 hectares and has more than 2,000 booths.

Whether you are looking for antique furniture, fancy tableware in French style, lace clothes, books and coins, you can find them here, but be patient and replenish your strength in time. In general, the market is only open on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Canal Saint-Martin

The Saint Martin Canal is 4.5 kilometers long, and there are many wrought iron bridges and poplars along the open-air part. Many Parisians like to have picnics and bask in the sun by the canal, or run to clear their brains. It is particularly pleasant to spend an afternoon here. This is the secret back garden of Parisians, but it is famous for the movie "Angels Love Beauty". The originally quiet canal is gradually being discovered by outsiders, but fortunately it has not yet developed to the point of being captured by tourists.

Pain and loneliness bakery

If you plan to visit the Saint Martin Canal, you must go to this bakery! Pain des amis Friendship Bread, Crocus Walnut Bread, Olive Oil Bread, Croissant, Salted Cream Caramel Apple Tower and other town store signs are all worth a try. But we don't open doors on weekends, and we sell them almost at night on weekdays. Some styles are only a few days a week, so you must do your homework in advance!

Parc des Buttes-Chau Montxiu Mengqiu Park is located in the north of Paris. Parc des Buttes-Chaumont Park belongs to English garden style, with cliffs, caves and lakes. The scenery is pleasant, but there are not many tourists. Parisians who love sunbathing often come here to enjoy outdoor time and picnics. This park was built by Napoleon in 1867 for the people. Its predecessor was very bumpy, and it used to be an execution ground, a garbage dump and a quarry.

Introduction to famous tourist attractions in Paris 3

Eiffel Tower (Eiffel Tower)

Introduction: The Eiffel Tower stands in Ares Square in Paris, France, on the south bank of the Seine River. It is a world-famous building, one of the symbols of French culture, one of the landmarks of Paris and the tallest building in Paris.

Address: Ares Square, Paris, France

Du E Louvre Museum

Introduction: Built in 1204, it was originally a French palace, where 50 French kings and queens lived. It is one of the most precious buildings in the French Renaissance and is famous for its rich collection of classical paintings and sculptures. The largest and oldest museum in the world, the Mona Lisa, Venus and the goddess of victory are the treasures of the town hall.

Address: Louvre Museum, Du E, 75058 Paris Cedex 0 1.

Champs-élysées

Introduction: Champs Elysé es is a famous avenue in Paris, located in the eighth district in the northwest of the city, and is known as the most beautiful street in Paris. The original meaning of "Champs Elysé es" is the underworld where the souls of saints and heroes live in Greek mythology. At the western end of the Champs Elysé es is the Arc de Triomphe, which extends along the extension line to La Defense, a new business district in Paris, where there is also the "New Arc de Triomphe", and at the eastern end is the largest Place de la Concorde in Paris. Along the extension line through the Arc de Triomphe in Carroussel, it just forms the central axis of Paris. On major festivals, a huge French flag will be hung on the top of the Arc de Triomphe, and the trees beside the Champs Elysé es will be decorated with special colored lights. The last stop of the National Day military parade and the Tour de France was held on the Champs Elysé es.

Address: 75008 Champs Elysé es, Paris, France.

Arc de Triomphe

Introduction: This is a gate to welcome victorious troops to battle. It is the largest circular arch in the world today, located on the roundabout in the center of Charles de Gaulle Square in the center of Paris.

Address: Charles de Gaulle Square, Paris, 75008.

Notre Dame Cathedral

Introduction: Located at the eastern end of the city island on the Seine River in Paris, France, it is a representative of early Gothic architecture and sculpture in Europe. Notre Dame was built between 1 163 and 1250, with novels, movies, musicals and so on. Notre Dame de Paris, which combines religion, culture and architectural art, was originally built to commemorate the Roman god Jupiter. With the passage of time, it gradually became the early Notre Dame Christian Church.

Address: No.6 Notre Dame Square, Paris, 75004

Musée d’Orsay

Introduction: Located on the left bank of the Seine River in Paris, France, facing the Louvre across the river. It is one of the three major artistic treasures in Paris today, mainly collecting 19 and 20th century impressionist paintings, while Rehnova's Garrett Mill Ball, Van Gogh's self-portrait and Monet's Blue Water Lily are all treasures of the town hall.

Address: 1 No.75007, Rue d 'Honore, Paris.

Sacred heart cathedral

Introduction: Sacred Heart Cathedral is white and has a unique style, such as Romanesque, Byzantine and Romanesque architecture. Its white dome has a unique style of combining Romanesque with Byzantine, which is quite oriental. There are many reliefs, murals and mosaics in the church.

Address: No.35 Knight Street, 750 18, Paris.

Place de la Concorde

Introduction: There is a huge Egyptian obelisk in the center of the square, which is decorated with hieroglyphics to praise the rule of Pharaoh Ramses II. The obelisk was once erected at the entrance of Luxor Temple. 1829, Mohammed Ali, the Egyptian governor of the Ottoman Empire, gave the Luxor obelisk to France. The obelisk arrived in Paris on1833,65438+February 2 1 Three years later, King Louis Philippe of France erected it in the center of Place de la Concorde. Because the original spire was lost, the French government added a golden pyramid spire to the top of the obelisk in 1998.

Address: Concorde Square

Introduction to famous tourist attractions in Paris 4

Sacred heart cathedral

Sacred Heart Cathedral is a Catholic Pontifical Temple in Paris, France, dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. It is located in Montmartre Heights, a highland in the north of Paris, and is one of the famous landmarks in Paris. 19 14 was completed, but it was not officially put into use until 19 19 because of the outbreak of World War I.

The Louvre

The Louvre Museum is the former residence of the French king, and it has been one of the largest museums in the world for the past two centuries. It is divided into eight museums: oriental antiquities, Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan and Roman cultural relics, painting, sculpture, selling art, Islamic art, and painting art from the Middle Ages to 1848.

Mon martel district

Do you like art, history, music or food? If so, Montmartre is your type. This is the name of the Paris 18 district, which is easy to recognize from the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Paris. This is a place full of artists and a blend of old and new history. This is also a very interesting outdoor art area, with many museums and restaurants to show the fascinating Parisian culture and life.

Second-hand bookstall on the Seine.

If you are a book lover, I believe you will know this place, whether it was written by Mr. Dai Wangshu, Mr. Zhu Ziqing, Mr. Lu Kanru and so on. The old bookstall by the Seine always exudes a humanistic atmosphere, filled with green bookshelves, and always has a nostalgic ancient style. Les bouquinistes sells all old and new goods. This is a rare place in Paris. Locals and tourists will get together and come here. I believe you won't be disappointed, and you won't return empty-handed.

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What are the recommended tourist attractions in France?

1, Eiffel Tower: There are four famous buildings in Paris, and the Arc de Triomphe is one of them. It is called the four representative buildings of Paris together with the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre and Notre Dame de Paris. It was built to commemorate Napoleon's victory in the Battle of Ritz, Austell in 1806. There is an elevator inside the Arc de Triomphe, and you can go directly to the 50-meter-high arch after buying a ticket.

2. Versailles: Versailles is very famous throughout Europe and is one of the five largest palaces in the world. There is a marble statue at the top of the outer wall of the palace, which is beautiful and lifelike. The palace is richly decorated and the colorful marble walls are dazzling. Every place can vaguely feel the elegance of French aristocratic life in those days, and every detail is worth stopping to watch carefully.

Notre Dame de Paris: Notre Dame de Paris is a Gothic Christian church and a symbol of ancient Paris. It is located on the Seine River in the center of Paris. Its status and historical value are unparalleled, and it is one of the most brilliant buildings in history. When you enter the church, you will feel solemn. When you come out of the church, you can walk around the church and find its unique side from every angle.

4. Louvre: The Louvre in France is one of the four largest museums in the world. This museum has 400,000 cultural relics, which can be described as the palace of Wanbao. Among them are the world-famous Venus, Mona Lisa and the goddess of victory. Many tourists come for the treasures of this prestigious city hall. After all, going to France instead of the Louvre is a waste of time.

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Eight tourist attractions in Paris

1, Louvre: The Louvre is located in the center of Paris, on the north bank of the Seine. It was built in 1204, when it was just the castle of Philip August II Fryderyk Moncny Palace. After several expansions, it was converted into a museum after the French Revolution. It is called the three largest museums in the world together with the British Museum in London and the Metropolitan Museum in new york.

2. Eiffel Tower: The Eiffel Tower is located in Ares Square in the center of Paris, on the south bank of the Seine. It is an iron hollow tower, the tallest building in Paris and a cultural symbol of France. It is called the landmark of Paris.

Notre Dame de Paris: Notre Dame de Paris is located on Dai Xi Island on the Seine River in the center of Paris. This is the cathedral of the Catholic Parisian diocese. The church is gothic, built between 1 163 and 1250 years, and has experienced the historical changes in Paris.

4. The Arc de Triomphe in Paris: Located in the center of Charles de Gaulle Square in Paris, the Arc de Triomphe in Paris is one of the four representative buildings in Paris and the largest circular arch on the Champs Elysé es. It was built to commemorate Napoleon's victory in the Battle of Ritz, Austell in 1806.

5. Seine: The Seine is the second longest river in France, flowing through the center of Paris. The north bank of the Seine is called the right bank, and the south bank is called the left bank.

6. Champs Elysé es: Champs Elysé es, also known as Triumph Avenue, is located in the central business district of Paris. It is the most famous street in Paris and the most beautiful street in Paris.

7. Palace of Versailles: The Palace of Versailles is located in the town of Versailles in the southwest suburb of Paris and is one of the five largest palaces in the world.

8. Place de la Concorde: Located in the middle of the Champs Elysé es in Paris, on the north bank of the Seine River, Place de la Concorde is the most famous square in France and one of the most beautiful squares in the world.

What are the tourist attractions in France?

Eiffel Tower: There are four famous buildings in Paris, and the Arc de Triomphe is one of them. Together with the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre and Notre Dame, it is called the four representative buildings in Paris. It was built to commemorate Napoleon's victory in the Battle of Ritz, Austell in 1806. There is an elevator inside the Arc de Triomphe, which can go directly above the 50-meter-high arch, and there is a small history museum with a panoramic view of Paris.

2. Versailles: Versailles is famous all over Europe and is one of the five largest palaces in the world. At the top of the outer wall of the palace, there is a beautiful and realistic marble statue. The palace is luxuriantly decorated and the colorful marble walls are dazzling. Every place can vaguely feel the elegance of French aristocratic life in those days, and every detail is worth stopping to watch carefully.

Notre Dame de Paris: Notre Dame de Paris is a Gothic Christian church and a symbol of ancient Paris. It is located on the Seine River in the center of Paris. Its status and historical value are unparalleled, and it is one of the most brilliant buildings in history. When you walk into the church, you will feel solemn. When you come out of the church, you can walk around the church and find its unique side from every angle.

4. Louvre: The Louvre in France is one of the four largest museums in the world. This museum has 400,000 cultural relics, which can be described as the palace of Wanbao. Among them are the famous Venus, Mona Lisa and the goddess of victory. Many tourists come for the treasures of this famous city hall. After all, not going to the Louvre in France is tantamount to going for nothing.

Paris is a romantic city. What scenic spots can I experience?

There are many people on the streets of Paris, in fact, there are many on any day, and there is no shortage of tourists in Paris. Even if there are demonstrations or strikes, the number of tourists will not decrease. There are many buildings in Paris that have been handed down for hundreds of years, and there are stories about the continuation of history, as if it were no longer long ago.

1, Seine River

Since ancient times, the Seine is the soul of Paris, and the first stop is of course the direction of the Seine. No matter which city in Europe, the city center is actually very big and you can go anywhere. There are too many historical events around this river, and too many historical celebrities pass by. When "the mountain is not high, there must be a spirit, and the water is not deep, there must be a spirit", this sentence is endowed with a natural shape by nature, and only those people or things related to it will give the landscape a real temperament. Opposite the Paris Opera House is the famous Paris Galeries Lafayette department store, which used to be a world-famous luxury shopping mall, and now it is a place for China tourists to sweep goods, as well as true and false celebrities on various online platforms and social media. A place to take pictures and punch in.

2. Orsay Museum

Tired of walking along the Seine, you can take any bus that shuttles back and forth along the river, and get off at the Orsay Museum after a few stops. The Orsay Museum is also located on the banks of the Seine. The predecessor of Orsay Museum, as a railway station with a sense of design, fully considered the combination of practicality and artistic beauty. The huge arched dome runs through the front and back, and the glass curtain walls on both sides of the roof ensure sufficient light transmission. The huge brass wall clock on the wall is still walking on time, reminding us that this used to be a railway station that needed to tell the time accurately.

Some people say that all excellent works of art have a common feature. A little white who doesn't understand art appreciation at all, standing in front of a great work of art, can still be deeply shocked by this work of art even if he can't understand anything. This is the charm of art.

3. The Holy Church

Notre Dame de Paris is located on the island of Tess, where there is a famous chapel-Saint Chapel. It is said that its "small" is relative to the size of Notre Dame de Paris. The Holy Chapel is a Gothic building with a triangular spire at the top. A 75-meter-high spire protrudes from the middle of the triangular spire, much like the towering spire before the Notre Dame fire. This church is especially famous for its four floral glass walls. This church has stained glass, which is very foreign.