Experience Paris’ most famous and iconic symbol, the Eiffel Tower. The only trip to the top of its kind in Europe – one where emotions carry you away. From the esplanade to the top, experience the breathtaking, unique views of Paris from every floor.

This world-renowned Gothic cathedral dates back to medieval times, with additions incorporated at different times in history. Despite suffering a devastating fire in 2019, many important treasures were saved, including the Crown of Thorns, the Grand Organ, and the main structure of the Rose Window.

Stroll down the most famous avenue in the world, see countless gorgeous historical buildings and enjoy some window shopping among glamorous Parisians.

Visit the world's largest art museum and see 380,000 objects from prehistory to the 21st century, including of course the famous Mona Lisa.

A true gem in the heart of Paris’s 10th arrondissement, the Canal Saint-Martin charms visitors with its timeless appeal. Built in the early 19th century, this iconic waterway has become a beloved spot for both locals and travelers. Enjoy a stroll along its banks and soak up the atmosphere of the cozy bistros.

While visiting Paris, make your way to Montmartre hill. Despite being surrounded by a maze of colorful streets, the Catholic Church at the top of the hill may be one of its more breathtaking landmarks. The church features Roman and Byzantine architecture and stunning views of Paris from the dome.

Originally opened in the 19th century as the Strasbourg Station, Gare de l’Est is one of the city’s major gateways, counting nearly 40 million travelers annually. Its elegant neoclassical façade is adorned with statues representing Strasbourg and Verdun.

A Parisian icon of fashion and architecture, Galeries Lafayette is much more than a department store—it's a destination. Founded in 1893 by two cousins from Alsace, this once small boutique on rue La Fayette has grown into one of the most emblematic landmarks of the French capital.