Tourist Attractions & Monuments Paris

The construction of this gigantic ministry was one of President François Mitterrand's major projects. Inaugurated in 1988, it consists of five buildings. The Colbert, Vauban and Necker buildings were designed by Paul Chemetov and Borja Huidobro, while the Sully and Turgot buildings are by Louis Arretche and Roman Karasinsky. Several hundred metres long, Colbert is the most extensive and ends on the banks of the Seine with two pillars spanning the quay, where ministers can take a river shuttle that takes them to the west of Paris. This building now houses several ministries. Located near the Bercy train station, it is often nicknamed as such.

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This beautiful composite ensemble was initiated in 1920. The Deutsch-de-la-Meurthe Foundation, named after the first sponsor, is the first student residence to open in 1925. The habit will continue, thus the International House was financed by Rockefeller.

The version of the bridge that can be observed today dates back to 1860. A first version was built here in 1833 under the reign of King Louis-Philippe, hence his name. Following the increase in traffic, construction was adapted and strengthened. It is used to connect Saint-Louis Island to Saint-Gervais, which is located behind the City Hall. Among the beautiful details are beautiful metal rosaces surrounded by stone crowns, they are located on the top of its four pillars.

Among the unknown treasures of Paris, you can find the splendid Cloître des Billettes, the only cloister of the medieval era that remains in the capital. The building takes its name from the order of the brothers of Charité de Notre-Dame, called "Ordre des Billettes", which later became Ordre des Carmes (Carmelite order). At that time, the monastery of the monks of the order was in the building. The cloister is noteworthy for the beauty and elegance of its vaults of typically flamboyant architecture. Nearby: The Hôtel de Ville de Paris, the BHV store, the Centre Georges Pompidou, the Hotel de Soubise, Rue des Archives and Rue des Blancs-Manteaux, Rue de Rivoli, La Samaritaine…

At the location of Italy Square was one of those barriers that were located around Paris before the capital remodeling carried out in 1860. In circular form (200 metres in diameter), it was created in a haussmann style during the following years. This is where the town hall of the 13 th arrondissement is located. In the 1960 s, its southern side underwent renovation, which saw the rise of towers and residential complexes. On the edge of this area, on the square, is the shopping centre Italy 2 in a building of 1991 designed by architect Kenzō Tange. It includes a huge film hall, named Grand Screen, which closed in 2006 and, after a 2016-year struggle, the reopening was accepted in the form of a "high quality public" entertainment and entertainment room.

Words and Arts are Morgane and Laure. Morgane Pfligersdorffer is an art historian and Laure Benacin graduated from a large school of commerce. They brought together their skills and smiles to promote art history among the general public. To this end, they have all relied on the contact with artistic creation and familiarity with art. They also have the assistance of the expert players who will accompany you during the activities they offer you and will push you the doors of museums, galleries or artist workshops. The company proposes three types of activities: guided tours, art history courses and cultural events such as the "arty". Examples of guided tours proposed by Laure and Morgane: visit of the Tour Saint-Jacques, night guided tour at the Musée de Montmartre, the scenes of the Carreau du Temple. Some examples of courses: thematic cycle of art history, contemporary art cycle, thematic cycle "The most beautiful museums of the world". An example of an appetizer: The Street art session at Manufacture 111, residence of artists opening the time of an evening to allow you to join graffiti (artists in graffiti).

This park is the largest green space in the 13th arrondissement and it is here that an educational farm has been set up where Ouessant sheep, ewes, dwarf goats, chickens, turkeys and rabbits live. Numerous activities are regularly offered, and on Sundays, two guided tours in front of the hutches and other hen houses are offered to raise awareness of urban farms and the ecological services provided by animals. Play areas and refreshment bar.

The Czech National Tourist Board offers a lot of useful information about Prague and the Czech Republic. Maps, brochures and live information are available to help you prepare for your trip. In addition to the Cultural Center, you can also take Czech language courses, read books and even learn about Czech culture at the many concerts and exhibitions that are held here, usually on Friday evenings (jazz café from 8 pm).

This tourist office offers information and advice on discovering the Wallonia-Brussels region of Belgium. The tourist office is easily accessible by public transport, with the Assemblée Nationale metro station nearby. You can also get there by RER, with the Musée d'Orsay station, or by bus, with the Lille Université stop.

The Tourist Office's mission is to inform tourists about the different destinations in Spain. It is part of a network of Spanish tourist offices abroad, under the auspices of Turespaña, the organization responsible for the international promotion of tourism in Spain. It is therefore advisable to contact the office directly for specific information.

The Czech National Tourist Office, CzechTourism, has an office in Paris, so it's best to plan your visit accordingly. The site also offers brochures and mobile applications to help you plan your trip.

The online travel guide for the Austrian National Tourist Office in Paris offers a variety of information on holidays in Austria. The website provides ideas for summer city breaks, highlighting summer cultural programming in Austrian cities. It also features nature experiences, outdoor activities and cycling routes across the country. For those seeking relaxation, the guide offers wellness hotels and moments of bliss in Austrian nature. Art and culture lovers will find information on the places that inspired Austria's great masters, as well as on the country's cafés and cultural sights. As for gastronomy, the guide highlights Austrian cuisine and local specialties. Finally, it offers practical information on tourist sites, cultural treasures and outdoor activities in Austria.

The Tourist Office's mission is to inform tourists about the different destinations in Spain. It is part of the Turespaña organization and is responsible for the international promotion of tourism in Spain. For further information, we recommend that you contact the tourist office directly, using the contact details given above.

The Art Génération art gallery, located in Paris, was created in 2004 with the aim of making contemporary art more accessible. The founders wanted to showcase a hundred talented artists representing the diversity of contemporary creation, from painters and sculptors to street art and visual artists. The gallery offers a selection of contemporary paintings, photographs and sculptures at affordable prices. Its aim is to stimulate curiosity and the desire to become a collector. The artists presented are selected by an artistic committee, which detects young talent and also invites established artists to exhibit. The gallery also has an online store where works can be purchased. Art Génération also has other galleries in Lyon and La République.

A real area dedicated to the discovery of wines and their unique character, the Savour club offers you the possibility of tasting wines from the whole of the world! Immerse yourself in the dress of one of its wines, it is the guarantee to taste a good wine, large raw millésimé or small wine.

This tourist office is a reference point for visitors seeking information on the city's tourist attractions, current events, restaurants and accommodation. Visitors can spend an average of 20 to 45 minutes here to get advice and brochures on what to do in Paris. The tourist office is easily accessible by metro, with the Hôtel de Ville station nearby.

Tourist Information Office for Europe in Paris.

Brilliant ide, this initiative of Herve\ du Tango: try to cover gay Paris through the history of the capital. This initiative is e in May 2005 and remains unique in Paris. This association of Law 1901 unites those who wish to become involved in the promotion and development of LGBT tourism in Paris. Parisians who love their city inform tourists every Saturday of the CGL on all the questions about the unusual, cultural, and friendly gay and Lesbian Paris, and lent the history and cultures of the 1980 th-century Gay Paris. The guide tours are about two hours away from the eyes we have on the capital. In the first place, the. of the gay people of Paris (boi) and the. (.). But they also evoke the pressures that have hit the "'" and the "tribades" during the key branches, as well as their struggles to acque the rights and become citizens like others. Other visits propose to see the great muse ́ es Parisian and some temporary exhibitions with a look… gay, of course. Inverties is a professional student who will be able to take part in the study of the inverties ́, the., the. and the. The association offers an increase in its catalogue and caters for an increasingly large audience and varies with an increasing number of visitors from September to June (the calendar on the website). Possibility of organizing one of the spe tours for members of LGBT associations at a rate pre\ fe ́ rentiel.

Martinique is a true economic and cultural actor. The Maison de Martinique welcomes you for your tourist information, exhibitions and conferences, presentations of products (gastronomic, literary, handicraft), film projections on the actuality and heritage of Martinique, meetings with personalities from Martinique, economic interviews, rental of workspaces, a shop…

Missions and Strategies of the Tourism Cluster: to increase the visibility of Martinique, to open it up to European markets, to boost in particular business tourism, to establish permanent links with the hotels…

Missions and Strategies of the Economy Cluster: to offer the economic development actors of the region Martinique a capacity for proximity action offsetting the ultra-peripherality of the territory.

Missions and Strategies of the Associations Cluster: to be a unique address for strengthening and structuring associative tissue, with the priority objective of creating a federation of martiniquaises associations of France and Europe.

Missions and strategies of the Culture and Sports cluster: to highlight martinique culture in all its forms around the talents, artists and sports of the island, also being a meeting place for sports federations.