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Opens at 06:3021. The Basilica of Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre
7.5607 Reviews
based on 39.5k reviews
SopartThis is such a gem. It’s also on top of a hill overlooking the city which gives a gorgeous view, even better in my opinion than climbing the Eiffel Tower and it’s free!Paris3.4 km from downtownFree entry
Opens at 09:0022. Saint Chapel
7.3223 Reviewsbased on 28.0k reviews
Yeva_shineAmazing place! totally worth to visit I will recommend you to book tickets in advance online and you could enjoy very special place in ParisParis549m from downtown-$0.02$20.95
From $20.93
Opens at 10:1523. Bateaux-Mouches
7.459 Reviews
based on 8.5k reviews
M29***67A cruise on the Seine is one of the must-see experiences in Paris, allowing visitors to explore the charm of the city in a unique and romantic way. Here are my comments on the cruise on the Seine:
1. Excellent viewing experience
Beautiful scenery: As the cruise slowly sails across the Seine, visitors can get a close-up view of many iconic buildings such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame de Paris, and the Louvre, which are dotted on both sides of the Seine like pearls, showing the magnificence and charm of Paris.
Unique perspective: The unique and open perspective of viewing Paris from a cruise ship allows people to experience the romance and tranquility of the city from a whole new perspective.
2. Comfort and convenience
Complete cruise facilities: Many cruise companies offer complete cruise facilities, including comfortable seats, observation decks, etc., allowing visitors to enjoy a comfortable experience while enjoying the beautiful scenery.
Convenient boarding point: Although the boarding points of different cruise companies may vary, most of them are conveniently located in the city center, making it easy for tourists to get there.
3. Rich experience options
Daytime and nighttime cruises: Seine River cruises are divided into daytime and nighttime cruises. Nighttime cruises are particularly popular because the night view of Paris is more beautiful than during the day, and it is not as sunny at night as during the day.
Scenic cruises and food cruises: Scenic cruises mainly provide ordinary sightseeing and onboard explanation services, suitable for people who simply want to relax and learn about the history and culture of Paris; while food cruises provide a romantic dining atmosphere and delicious French cuisine, allowing tourists to enjoy the beauty while enjoying the delicious food.Paris3.5 km from downtown-$8.38$16.76
From $8.38
Opens at 09:3024. Bateaux Parisiens
7.272 Reviewsbased on 9.8k reviews_We***56The cruise ship is very good, starting at the foot of the tower, it is cheap and convenient to buy tickets here, 15 euros/person on the spot. The only bad thing is that the vending machine is 3 euros a small bottle of water, the money is collected, the water is not out, and there is no staff 🤣Paris4.3 km from downtownFrom $17.81
25. G.E.M <I AM GLORIA>World Tour
7.1No reviews yetParis5.2 km from downtown
26. Montmartre
7.1265 Reviewsbased on 20.4k reviews
老二连Montmartre Heights in the north of Paris is so high compared to the rest of Paris that the Seine cannot be reversed. Montmartre Heights belong to the city of Paris for just over a hundred years, and is arguably the youngest district in Paris. There are scenic trails, tall sacred Sacred Heart Church, small hill square where painters gather, moulin red where nightly hymns are written, and Paris love walls are filled with love. This is a place that is harmoniously inclusive of religion, art, fragrance and love.Paris3.4 km from downtownFree entry
Opens at 10:0027. Rodin Museum
6.9197 Reviewsbased on 12.8k reviews
刘其妙Convenient transportation to the subway, very easy to find. The venue is not big, you can visit it in an hour, but friends who like sculptures must not miss it. The sun was very good on the day of the trip. Even if you walk outdoors, you feel comfortable. Not to mention you can visit the works of the masters of the house.Paris2.7 km from downtown-$2.36From $13.36
28. Place de la Concorde
6.9415 Reviewsbased on 3.4k reviews
Ryuka MerA unique monument in the middle of Paris... Not far from the Museum de Louvre, just walk along the parks and streets of Paris...Paris2.5 km from downtownFree entry
Opens at 10:0029. Guimet Museum
6.6126 Reviewsbased on 1.0k reviews
大元脸葡萄Ming Dynasty Gold Exhibition at the Guimet Museum in Paris
--Luxury and Beauty of Imperial China (14th to 17th Century)
The exquisite and unique art of Ming Dynasty women's jewelry is one of the most outstanding examples of Chinese gold and silver craftsmanship, with a rigorous and elegant craftsmanship.
Since ancient times, gold has been regarded as a symbol of wealth and social status in China, along with bronze, jade and silk. During the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), gold and silver craftsmanship reached unprecedented luxury and exquisiteness. The complexity and rich Baroque style of its jewelry art show the glory of this dynasty. This unparalleled artistic achievement is a testimony to the glory of the Ming Dynasty, which is now considered the Golden Age of Chinese civilization.
The Ming emperors are famous for building the Forbidden City and strengthening the Great Wall, but their reign also saw an unprecedented prosperity of commercial exchanges. At the turn of the 16th century, the growing wealth of cities in southern China gave rise to a wealthy merchant class. Luxury goods gradually became a highly sought-after symbol of social status and wealth, no longer just for the nobility.
Jewelry made of gold, jade, and silver became a must-have for elite clothing and aristocratic women, further accentuating the beauty of the wearer. Some of the finest jewelry began to be inlaid with precious gemstones such as rubies, spinels, sapphires (blue, yellow, or green), and other rare materials such as white jade, light green jade, freshwater pearls, and kingfisher feathers.
The choice of pattern was also crucial. In addition to indicating identity, patterns often conveyed symbolic meanings, intended to bring good luck to the wearer, such as wealth, happiness, health, and longevity. Traditionally, flowers and birds are associated with the four seasons and carry auspicious meanings. For example, plum blossoms symbolize beauty and winter, peonies symbolize wealth and spring, lotus flowers symbolize purity and summer, and chrysanthemums symbolize loyalty and autumn.
Today, gold products from the Ming Dynasty are extremely rare. Supported by the Xi'an Qujiang Art Museum (China) on loan of precious collections, the exhibition **Ming Dynasty Gold: Luxury and Beauty in Imperial China** provides visitors with an opportunity to go beyond mere aesthetic appreciation and gain a deeper understanding of the status of gold in the Ming Dynasty, the main techniques of jewelry making, and the symbolic meaning of patterns.
The exhibition also has a special tour route designed for teenagers aged 8 to 12.
#Gold in the Ming Dynasty #Gold and Silver Crafts #Golden Age #Luxury #Paris Guimet MuseumParis4.4 km from downtown-$2.09$13.62
From $11.53
Opens at 09:3030. Montparnasse Tower
6.5212 ReviewsNo.2 of Family-friendly Attractions in Paris
Alena_travellerSuch a beautiful view from the 56th floor. You won’t regret it. I climbed to the top of Eiffel Tower and Triumphal Arch, but the best view of Paris are from Montparnasse TowerParis2.7 km from downtownFrom $15.19
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