Tourist Attractions & Monuments Paris

The bridge of Sully bears the name of the great minister of Henri IV, Maximilian of Béthune duke of Sully. The book was inaugurated in 1877 and was designed by the engineers Vaudrey and Brosselin. It is 160 metres long and consists of three arches. The bridge is actually made up of two bridges built in the extension of each other. This rare iron book is located at the southern tip of Saint-Louis Island. It is occupied by the square Barye, a charming green space where you can make a stop during the walk.

Designed by the architect Visconti, from 1843 to 1848, she was decorated with statues of four famous bishops: Bossuet, Fénelon, Massillon and Fléchier, designating the Parisian people to the four Cardinal points.

The door Saint-Denis - 1672 - and the Saint Martin gate - 1674 - were built on the order of Louis XIV to celebrate his victories on the Rhine and in Franche-Comté. These two doors mark the location of the doors of Paris of the former Charles V. They are classified Historic Monuments.

Edmée Bouchardon sculpted her between 1739 and 1747, one of the few fountains erected in the first half of the th century. The three main statues are allegorical figures of the City of Paris situated between the Seine and the Marne. The Four seasons are represented in the side niches of the fountain. The triangular pediment, decorated with a crown of laurel, was originally a rehaussé of the weapons of France.

The Custom Brigade movement organizes a tour in Paris every second Friday of the month bringing together owners of custom bikes. The courses, different each time, last about three hours, including pause. Note that these very convivial hikes between 30 and 80 people have the particularity to count on their motorcade, the "boombox", a trailer that broadcasts music, and the "foodbox" which provides food during the break.

San Francisco is a city that offers a multitude of activities to suit all tastes. Among the city's most popular attractions are the famous Golden Gate Bridge, the notorious Alcatraz prison, the famous Cable Cars, the Painted Ladies, Fisherman's Wharf and the Coit Tower. For more information on these attractions, visit the Visitor Information Center. Finally, if you'd like to explore San Francisco's surroundings, there are plenty of must-do activities in the area.

Almanart is an artistic medium located in Paris, more precisely at 117 Boulevard Murat in the 16th arrondissement. They offer art walks in and around Paris, notably on the Quai Saint-Bernard, where you can admire works by Ipousteguy, Rougemont and Liuba. The Domaine de Chamarande is also an interesting place to visit, with exhibitions by artists such as Husky Suzanne Patti and Harris Brock. Other places to discover include the Abbaye de Maubuisson, the Fondation Cartier, the garden home of Louis Aragon and Elsa Triolet, the Château de Fontainebleau, the Musée Grataloup in the Chevreuse region, and the open-air sculpture museum on the Quai Saint-Bernard. For lovers of contemporary art, there are also numerous exhibitions in Paris, including at the Fondation Cartier, the Centre Pompidou, the Musée de la Poste, the Fondation Vuitton and the Musée Maillol. Almanart also offers information on buying and selling works of art privately.

The Invalides Bridge, built between 1854 and 1856, was built on the piers of a first bridge built in 1829. During construction, a central battery was added to ensure the strength of the work. This pile is decorated with allegorical sculptures: «The land victory» of Victor Vilain (upstream) and «The Naval Victory» of Georges Diebolt (downstream), to whom we also owe the famous Zouave du pont de l 'Alma. Note that if it bears a name that evokes the Hotel des Invalides, it is its neighbor, the Pont Alexandre III bridge, facing the Army Museum.

An agency led by its two founders: Gabrielle Roüault de la Vine and Franck Vogelin. Gabrielle has experience in the production of artistic events through his attendance in the world of theatre, publishing, museums, contemporary art (notably at the Louvre Museum or the National Centre for Plastic Arts). Franck, a professional in the art market, is an organizer of a formidable efficiency, with a wide network of gallery and renowned experts in this environment. Gabrielle and Franck invite you to their "special visits" to propose another idea of art and culture. Their guides are cutting-edge artisans, artists, exhibition commissioners, collectors, experts, gallery owners, art historians, and sommelier, and each co-operation in the development of the visit, where it will guide you with its knowledge and sensitivity in its field. Speakers speak many languages.

Look out for the opening of the Musée Vivant du Fromage in Paris on June 3, 2024. At last, some would say, this gastronomic heritage will be celebrated in a way that lives up to its worldwide reputation. You'll have to wait a little longer (as we close this guide) to discover the site, but we can tell you that it will be divided into 3 distinct sections: first, the culture of cheese, then its manufacture, and finally its tasting. Open Tuesday to Sunday, the ticket office is already open!