đïž 2 day
đ 10 station
đ° Average Price
đ City Exploration
âïž Every Season
đŁ Approximately 35.550 steps
Paris is a unique city that combines romance, art and history. It is known for its landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Louvre Museum and the romantic atmosphere of the River Seine. Famous places such as Champs-ĂlysĂ©es and Arc de Triomphe represent the elegance and luxury of the city. Montmartre and SacrĂ©-CĆur stand out as centers of art and bohemia. MusĂ©e d'Orsay and MusĂ©e de l'Orangerie host famous works of art. Paris is the ideal destination to make unforgettable memories even during a short visit.
đ Day 1 - 5 stops
1. Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower, one of the symbols of Paris, is not just a structure but also symbolizes romance and magic. This magnificent tower, which adorns the skyline of Paris, the capital of France, is of great importance not only with its architecture but also with its history and culture. The Eiffel Tower was built for the Paris World Fair in 1889 and has been one of the symbols of the city ever since. The 324-meter-high iron construction creates a magnificent image in the sky of Paris during the day and especially at night, with its dazzling lights and steel texture. Terraces on three floors of the tower offer visitors a unique panorama of the Parisian landscape. The bends of the Seine River, the magnificence of the Louvre Museum and the hill view of Montmartre can be viewed from a magnificent perspective from the Eiffel Tower. At the same time, restaurants and cafes in the tower offer visitors an unforgettable dining experience. The Eiffel Tower is one of the most recognizable structures not only in Paris, but also in the world. An ideal venue for all kinds of events, from romantic meetings to photo shoots, from cultural tours to family picnics, the Eiffel Tower offers visitors the opportunity to create unforgettable memories at the meeting point of both history and modern life.
2. Triumphal Arch
Arc de Triomphe, the triumphal monument and architectural wonder of Paris, rising proudly at the end of the Champs-ĂlysĂ©es street, has taken its place on the stage of history as one of the symbols of the city. Built by the order of Napoleon Bonaparte, this grand structure symbolizes victory, heroism and the unity of the French nation. The Arc de Triomphe was built between 1806 and 1836 and was intended to commemorate Napoleon's victories. It is located in a position overlooking the Champs-ĂlysĂ©es street extending to the north and rises as a magnificent triumphal arch, 50 meters high. The building is decorated with reliefs that attract attention with their details and statues identified with heroism. When you climb to the top of the Arc de Triomphe, a breathtaking view of Paris is revealed. The magnificence of the Eiffel Tower, the distant silhouette of the Louvre Museum and the majestic length of the Champs-ĂlysĂ©es further increase its meaning when viewed from here. The square beneath the Arc de Triomphe is known as Place Etoile and is the intersection of many major streets. The Arc de Triomphe has also been the center of national holidays, military parades and victory celebrations. Considered a symbol of victory, this monument offers visitors a fascinating combination of history and art. Located in the heart of Paris, the Arc de Triomphe exists not only as a structure but also as a monument that carries the pride of the French nation.
3. Seine River
Flowing slowly through the heart of Paris, the River Seine is known as a lively waterway that adds a unique romance and magic to the city. The river passes through the middle of the city, dividing the historical districts in two and adding elegance to Paris' iconic skyline. Walking along the banks of the River Seine is a great way to discover the city's rich history and architecture. Many buildings on the UNESCO World Heritage List are located on the banks of the river. Famous buildings such as the Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and Musée d'Orsay are lined up along the river, and each of them are important symbols that reflect the cultural heritage of Paris. One of the most romantic ways to explore the River Seine is to take a boat tour on the river. By day or at night, these tours offer an unforgettable experience of floating over calm waters under the lights of the city. Additionally, watching the skyline of Paris from the bridges along the river means experiencing unique moments in a romantic atmosphere. The riverside areas from Quai de la Tournelle to Quai de la Megisserie are filled with cafes, bookstores and art galleries. These areas are frequently preferred by Parisians and visitors to enjoy the peaceful view of the river. The River Seine is not just a waterway, but also a source of life that carries the soul of Paris. Adding romance to the city, intertwined with history and adorned with art, this magical river is an invitation for everyone who wants to discover the timeless beauty of Paris.
đ Day 2 - 5 stops
1. Orangerie Museum
One of Paris' art treasures, the Musée de l'Orangerie is a small but impressive museum located right next to the Louvre. This gallery, which opened to the public in 1927, is famous for hosting the works of the great masters of the impressionist and post-impressionist periods. The most well-known feature of the Musée de l'Orangerie is the Orangerie Rooms, which consist of two circular rooms where water lily paintings are exhibited. Claude Monet's famous "Water Lily" series is exhibited in a special arrangement in these rooms. In this special atmosphere, visitors can dive into the color riot of Monet's water lilies and journey into the inner world of art. The museum also houses works by other great artists. Paintings by masters such as Paul Cézanne, Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso adorn the walls of the Musée de l'Orangerie. The museum offers visitors an original perspective of impressionist and modern art, while also contributing to the cultural heritage of Paris. Located on the banks of the River Seine, near the Louvre Museum, the Musée de l'Orangerie is considered not just a museum, but a venue that speaks the universal language of art. Visitors can breathe in the art-filled atmosphere of Paris and better understand the perspective of famous artists while discovering a large art collection inside this small museum.
2. Orsay Museum
One of Paris' art treasures, the Musée d'Orsay is a museum with a unique collection that welcomes art lovers in a historical building. The Orsay is located in the Gare d'Orsay, a former railway station on the left bank of the River Seine, and is home to an enormous art gallery showcasing the wealth of 19th and 20th century French art. The museum stands out with its extensive collection. Orsay is especially known for its works from the impressionist and post-impressionist periods. In addition to great masters such as Monet, Van Gogh, Degas and Renoir, it also hosts important works of French sculpture. Paintings, sculptures and decorative works of art promise visitors an unforgettable journey through the history of art. The characteristic architecture of Gare d'Orsay further enriches the atmosphere of the museum. Large clock stained glass windows and high-ceilinged gallery spaces present a play of light unique to the works. While the museum also has a nostalgic atmosphere as a train station of the past, it invites art lovers to the exquisite world of today's art. Beyond being a place that speaks the universal language of art, the Musée d'Orsay is an important cultural treasure that shows the development and diversification of French art. Here visitors can be fascinated by the past and witness the artistic richness of Paris while exploring the evolution of art in depth.
3. Sainte Chapelle
Sainte-Chapelle, one of the mysterious and elegant buildings of Paris, is an exquisite example of Gothic architecture and a jewel that sheds light on the history of the city. Located on the island of Ăle de la CitĂ©, this magnificent chapel was built by the French king IX. It was built by Louis in the mid-13th century. One of the most striking features of Sainte-Chapelle is its colorful stained glass windows. The high walls are covered with huge stained glass windows, depicting biblical stories and religious scenes. Sunlight penetrates through the colored glass, transforming the chapel into a sea of light and providing visitors with an extraordinary atmosphere. The chapel has two floors. On the lower floor there is an area used as a royal treasure chest. But the upper floor is what makes the chapel unique and famous. The stained glass windows, delicately crafted crown arches and ornate columns on the upper floor literally open the doors of heaven to visitors. Sainte-Chapelle also functioned as a treasury chamber used to store the king's robes, jewels and religious relics. Visitors are fascinated by this sacred building and step into the fascinating world of Gothic art and architecture. Sainte-Chapelle is a building of rare beauty that offers an unforgettable experience for those who want to discover the historical and religious richness of Paris. Flowing slowly through the heart of Paris, the River Seine is known as a lively waterway that adds a unique romance and magic to the city. The river passes through the middle of the city, dividing the historical districts in two and adding elegance to Paris' iconic skyline. Walking along the banks of the River Seine is a great way to discover the city's rich history and architecture. Many buildings on the UNESCO World Heritage List are located on the banks of the river. Famous buildings such as the Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and MusĂ©e d'Orsay are lined up along the river, and each of them are important symbols that reflect the cultural heritage of Paris. One of the most romantic ways to explore the River Seine is to take a boat tour on the river. By day or at night, these tours offer an unforgettable experience of floating over calm waters under the lights of the city. Additionally, watching the skyline of Paris from the bridges along the river means experiencing unique moments in a romantic atmosphere. The riverside areas from Quai de la Tournelle to Quai de la Megisserie are filled with cafes, bookstores and art galleries. These areas are frequently preferred by Parisians and visitors to enjoy the peaceful view of the river. The River Seine is not just a waterway, but also a source of life that carries the soul of Paris. Adding romance to the city, intertwined with history and adorned with art, this magical river is an invitation for everyone who wants to discover the timeless beauty of Paris.
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