What are the scenic spots in Paris?

The most famous scenic spots in Paris:

Prison and judicial building attached to the court

Sorbonne Université

Luxemburg Palace

pantheon

Eiffel Towel

imperial capital

Dolly Park.

Champs-élysées

Daxiao palace

Arc de Triomphe

Rongjunyuan hotel

Pont Alexandre III

Paris Opera

Paris city hall

Versailles

In the southeast of Paris.

The church in Paris

Notre Dame Cathedral

Madeleine church

Sacred Heart Cathedral in Paris

Montmartre church

The square in Paris

Place de la Concorde

Tokadero Square

Vandam Square

Place Charles de Gaulle

3 rd square

Shideler Square

place bastille

Furi square

The block of Paris

Latin quarter

Odeen block

Mufu avenue

Saint-germain district

Monbachnas district

Montmartre district

Picard red light district

Lei ale Jishi center

Malai old district

Villette New District

Belsey New District

La dé fense district

Museums in Paris

Louvre Museum

Musée d’Orsay

Rodin Museum

Xialegong

Pompidou cultural center

Arab World Museum

Paris Municipal Museum of Modern Art

Ji Mei Asian Art Museum

Karnava Museum

Museo Picasso

Clooney National Medieval Museum

Paris Classic 25 Scenes

The first stop is 13 Aubert Street, Rue Auber Paris Spring Department Store and Galeries Lafayette Department Store, both of which are department stores with a long history and rich commodities in Paris, mainly dealing in middle and high-grade commodities. Visitors with non-EU passports can enjoy 13% tax refund for goods exceeding a certain level.

Second stop Opera House-Opera-quatr September 4th Street Paris Opera House: Built in 1862- 1873, designed by Charles Gagnaire, so it is called Gagnaire Opera House. It is the most typical building in Charles Louis Napolé on Bonaparte period, located in the bustling block of Paris, with exquisite architecture, gorgeous sculpture and gorgeous interior decoration. Now the main performance is ballet. After taking photos in Opera Square, you can enter Wangdom Square along Heping Street. Vendom Square: A masterpiece of architectural art in the late Louis XIV. The column standing in the center of the square is to commemorate Napoleon's meritorious service in the battle of Austerlitz. Together with the surrounding ancient buildings, it forms the Vendom Square with the most elegant atmosphere among many squares in Paris. At present, it is the luxury commercial center of Paris.

Third stop: PALAI ROYAL-COMEDIE FANCAISE Palace, French Comedy Theatre: This was originally the seat of Louis XIV's court. Since he moved to Versailles, this place has been used for other purposes. It is currently the seat of the French Constitutional Council and the French Ministry of Culture. Modern sculpture with royal gardens and piles. On the left of the palace is the French Theatre. Young people often perform roller skating skills in the Palace Square, which is a lively neighborhood. There is a tourist business district near the block. In addition to foreign exchange offices and tourist souvenir shops, there are BENLUX perfume duty-free shop and CISEAUD'ARGENT, a brand-name suit bargain shop, which provide Chinese services.

Fourth stop: Louvre, Louvre Museum in Dullery Park, Jardin des Tuilaies in Louvre:12 was originally built as a fortress building on the river at the end of the year, and then it was supplemented and expanded on behalf of the king to become the French Palace. During the French Revolution, it was turned into a museum, and during the Napoleonic period, the collection was expanded. After reconstruction in the 1980s, the Louvre has become the largest and most magnificent art treasure house in the world. The collection dates from prehistoric art to the end of 18, including ancient oriental art, ancient Egyptian art, ancient Greek and Roman art, European medieval and Renaissance art,

Sculpture, painting treasures and handicrafts are all fine works of world art, among which the statue of Venus, the Statue of Victory and Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa are all treasures of the town hall. In the courtyard of the Louvre, there is a glass pyramid designed by Chinese American Bei Luming. The Arc de Triomphe of Karoo Zengerle, which was built in the Napoleonic era, and the Dullery Fountain Sculpture Park, which was converted from the former Royal Garden.

The fifth stop-Pont Neuf-Quai Desorfevres, a new bridge at Auphelle Pier, is the oldest bridge on the Seine. There is a bronze statue of King Henry IV of France riding a horse on the bridge. In ancient times, the bridge deck was once a gathering place of three religions and nine streams. It connects the island with the urban area on the west bank of the Seine River, and there are also attractions such as the green garden at the end of the city island, CONCIERGERIE Castle, St. Chapel's Church and Coin Museum. Go down to the green garden at the end of the island under the bridge and watch the Seine River crack quietly under the willow tree. The scenery on both sides of the river is really a pleasure.

Notre Dame de Paris Notre Dame de Paris was built in 1 163- 1330, which is a model of French Gothic architecture. The Archbishop's Cathedral and victor hugo's works of the same name make it famous. Notre Dame de Paris has become a witness of French history because of Napoleon's coronation here and other major historical events. Today's churches were renovated in the19th century and cleaned in the 1990s. Notre Dame Square marks the starting point of the French highway, opposite Notre Dame is the Paris City Police Department.

The seventh stop bridge PETIT PONT The bridge on the right in front of Notre Dame de Paris connects the city island and the Latin quarter, which is one of the oldest cultural and residential areas in Paris. /kloc-in the 0/3rd century, Latin was used in schools, hence the name. Although many schools and research institutes have gone outside the city, the teaching and research institutions are still relatively concentrated and the humanistic tradition is relatively strong. Therefore, the Latin quarter is deeply loved by young students and intellectuals. There are many restaurants and cafes in the block, and the atmosphere is very lively. There is a famous old book stall on the river bank, from which you can collect gold by throwing sand.

The eighth stop, Luxembourg Park, is also the seat of the French Senate. The famous Luxemburg Palace is located in the park. The Luxembourg Palace was built in 16 15. It was originally the burial officer of Marie de Medicis, the widow of French King Henry IV. For nearly 200 years, it has been famous for its important political stage and legislative seat in France. Napoleon established the Senate here and announced the birth of the French Empire. The parks around Luxemburg Palace have a unique romantic temperament, with pools, trees, sculptures, grasslands and Woods. On holidays, citizens walk in the park and study by the pool.

The ninth stop Saint-Germain Street, Saint-Germain Street Deborah is located on the left bank of the Seine River, with Saint-Germain Church as the center. It is one of the ancient romantic neighborhoods in Paris. Saint-Germain Church is the oldest church in Paris, where the remains of the Holy Cross are enshrined. The sculptures in the church are naive and simple, and they are the works of ancient Romans. The surrounding streets are narrow and old, and now most of them are shops, galleries, bookstores and so on. The bars and cafes on both sides of the main street, especially the outdoor cafes, have a unique atmosphere.

The tenth stop, MUSEE D'ORSAY Museum, originally Orsay Railway Station, was built in July 1900 for the upcoming World Expo in Paris. Orsay Railway Station is also the first railway station in Paris to realize electrification. The French government decided to turn it into a museum on 1977, and the interior renovation was completed by Italian architect Guy Orlandi. The exhibits are mainly from the original collection of the Louvre, and the works date from 1848- 19 14, which can be described as a continuation of the Louvre. The works of French Impressionism and Van Gogh have special exhibition halls.

The first stop 1 1 Place de la Concorde was built 1757- 1779. It was originally built for French Louis XV. The statue was overthrown and the guillotine was erected in its original place. The square was renamed the Great Revolution Square, 1 170 people (including Mr. and Mrs. Louis X, Dandong, madame roland, robespierre, Yi Sheng Giust, etc.), 1795 was renamed Concorde Square, and 1836- 1840 was transformed into a square.

Champs Elysé es, Champs Elysé es, Grand Palace and Small Palace in Kerry Duhamel Du Monceau, and the beautiful Alexander III Bridge were all built for the 1900 World Expo. In addition to traditional stone, newer steel and glass were widely used in building materials, which constituted the perfect building of that era. Today, Daguan Palace mainly undertakes special exhibitions of various arts, history and cultural relics. Alexander III Bridge is called the most beautiful bridge on the Seine. It was established at the end of 19 at the suggestion of Tsar Nicholas II, who visited France at an appropriate time to commemorate the traditional friendship between the French and Russian people. Walking in this block, you can feel the romantic and elegant atmosphere of Paris.

Station 13: La Bau-Liberté-Aiqi Street on Champs Elysé es. This section of the Champs Elysé es is the most prosperous section of the whole street. Banks, car dealers, airlines and commercial corridors are lined up, and there are many famous shops on Montaigne Street at the intersection of Champs Elysé es. This is a good place to browse the window and shop. France Ansel Travel Agency is located in Room 205, No.31-33, this block. Guests can go upstairs to have a rest, drink water and have travel consultation.

Fourteenth stop: George V, Champagne Sherry Street. There is a famous Lido nightclub in Paris, and the Paris Tourism Bureau is just across the road, which can provide tourist information. George V Street 1 1 is the headquarters of the Embassy of China, opposite the equally famous Crazy Horse Song and Dance Show nightclub. The essence of this passage is of course the majestic Arc de Triomphe.

The fifteenth stop, the Arc de Triomphe de Gual-Etole in Charles de Gaulle Square, was built between 1806- 1836. Napoleon imitated the Arc de Triomphe of Constantine in ancient Rome to commemorate the historical glory of France and his exploits in Austerlitz. The Arc de Triomphe is 50 meters high, 40 meters wide and 22 meters thick. The gate is engraved with the names of 386 generals who followed Napoleon's expedition, and the front is decorated with large relief. Among them, the Marseillaise (also known as Expedition) facing the right side of the Champs Elysé es is the most famous, and it is a classic in the history of art. You can reach the Arc de Triomphe through the underground passage, visit the long flame in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier killed in World War I, and look around the starry square on the Arc de Triomphe.

Station 16 Trocadero Cadurau Square is a highland on the right bank of the Seine River. The Charlotte Palace, built in 1937, is a masterpiece of architectural art between the two world stations. Today, it is a museum of humanity, film materials and oceans. The platform located between the two floors of Chaillot Palace was named the Human Rights Square by President Mitterrand when 1889 commemorated the 200th anniversary of the French Revolution. It was also used for viewing the magnificent Eiffel Tower and taking photos.

The 17th stop, the Eiffel Tower LA TOUR Eiffel Tower Eiffel Tower, 1889, was built to commemorate the centenary of the French Revolution and the World Expo held at that time. The tower is 320 meters high (with antenna) and weighs more than 7000 tons. You can take the elevator to the top of the tower and overlook the panoramic view of Paris. When the weather is clear, it is 70 kilometers away. Eiffel, a French engineer, pioneered the use of steel and reinforced concrete materials to build such a huge building, which is a miracle in the history of French architecture. However, after its completion, the tower was attacked by conservatives and was considered to have destroyed the traditional landscape of Paris. Today, it has become a landmark building in Paris and a landscape with the largest number of tourists.

No. 18 Invalides Invalides Invalides Invalides was built in 1679. It is a medical rest place built by King Louis XIV of France for the placement of disabled veterans, hence the name "Honorary Military Hospital" or "Disabled Military Hospital". It is still occupied by the French military administration. Napoleon's coffin is placed in the main building, and the cannons and trophies captured by the French army in previous battles are stored in the courtyard. Today, the main functions of the Invalides are as follows.

Station 19 Invalides Square ESPLANADEDE SINVALIDES Invalides Square is spacious and bright, with lush green grass. The golden sculpture of Alexander III Bridge on the Seine River shines brightly, the buildings of Invalides are simple and solemn, and the buildings around the square are orderly, which constitutes an open and cheerful big country style. Visitors can have a rest in the square and walk on the bridge.

The 20th stop is Concorde Square-Concorde-Royal. Zhengguo Street leading to Concorde Square intersects with the famous shops in St. Honnore. This is the area where high-end clothing stores in Paris are concentrated, and celebrities and gentlemen often patronize it. It is worth seeing. Besides the Elysee Palace, there are Madeleine Cathedral, Clayhon State Guesthouse and Admiralty.

Station 2 1 Madeleine Cathedral, built in 1764. After the French Revolution, it was not completed until the end of the Revolution. This is a temple church that imitates ancient Greece and Rome. Its appearance is spectacular, but its interior is too simple.

The 22nd stop, MALESHERBES, is also a commercial area, along the right side of Madeleine Church. The office of China International Airlines is located here, and this station is also an exchange point connecting green tourist routes.

Sacred Heart Church is at the 23rd stop. Sacred Heart Church in Moulin Rouge is a pale white church in Byzantium. The three domes sparkle in the sun, which is amazing. This church was built to inspire depressed Parisians during the Franco-Prussian War and the Paris Commune. Not far from here. There is a famous moulin rouge nightclub.

Twenty-fourth stop: Pompidou Center, Pompidou Cultural Center. Some people may think that the project here is not finished yet. In fact, the appearance here is so strange. There are red and blue columns outside, spiral escalators and stairs, and exposed ceilings and pipes inside. At first glance, people thought it was a warehouse.

The 25th stop, LA PLACE DES VOGES, is the most representative scenic spot in Malai, and Square 6 is the former residence of the famous writer victor hugo.