The Louvre
The world’s most-visited museum: the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo and 35,000 works across 60,000 m² of galleries in the world’s largest art museum.
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Paris runs on grand set-pieces: wide Haussmann boulevards, the Seine cutting the city in two, and a cafe culture that turns people-watching into a legitimate pastime. It is also dense, busy and unapologetically touristy around its icons, but step a few streets back into the Marais, Canal Saint-Martin or the Left Bank's Latin Quarter and it feels lived-in, local and quietly elegant. The romance is real, but so is the queueing.
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Paris runs on grand set-pieces: wide Haussmann boulevards, the Seine cutting the city in two, and a cafe culture that turns people-watching into a legitimate pastime. It is also dense, busy and unapologetically touristy around its icons, but step a few streets back into the Marais, Canal Saint-Martin or the Left Bank's Latin Quarter and it feels lived-in, local and quietly elegant. The romance is real, but so is the queueing.
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Paris runs on grand set-pieces: wide Haussmann boulevards, the Seine cutting the city in two, and a cafe culture that turns people-watching into a legitimate pastime. It is also dense, busy and unapologetically touristy around its icons, but step a few streets back into the Marais, Canal Saint-Martin or the Left Bank's Latin Quarter and it feels lived-in, local and quietly elegant. The romance is real, but so is the queueing.
Best forFirst-time visitors chasing icons, art and museum lovers, food and wine travellers, romantic breaks
When to goApril–May and September–October for mild weather, blooming parks and thinner crowds without peak-summer prices; June and August bring the heat and the biggest tourist numbers, while January–March offers the cheapest rates for those happy to trade sunshine for savings
Getting aroundThe Metro is dense and fast, covering nearly the whole city with a train roughly every few minutes; a weekly Navigo pass covers metro, bus and RER. The centre itself is very walkable and flat, and Velib' bike-share works well for hopping between neighbourhoods once you're used to the traffic
Where to stayThe Marais for cobbled, walkable charm, boutique shopping and easy access to central sights; the Latin Quarter for a younger, bookish Left Bank energy near the Sorbonne; Canal Saint-Martin for a more contemporary, local scene away from the tourist core
Maybe skip ifAnyone wanting a relaxed, uncrowded trip or a cheap city break — the big sights (Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame area) draw heavy crowds and are the main hunting ground for pickpockets, so bag awareness matters
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Eiffel Tower
The 1889 iron lattice tower on the Champ de Mars — book summit tickets weeks ahead in summer; the second-floor terrace is less crowded and still spectacular.
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The world’s greatest Impressionist collection — Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, Degas and Cézanne — housed in a converted Belle Époque railway station on the Seine.
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The Gothic cathedral on the Île de la Cité, reopened in December 2024 after the 2019 fire — the restored interior is more brilliant than before.
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