THE COLLÈGE DE FRANCE
Unique school that does not prepare for any degree, buildings built under ...Read more
THE THERMAL BATHS OF THE MUSEUM OF CLUNY
The thermal baths of the Musée de Cluny, whose water was supplied by an ...Read more
THE SULLY BRIDGE
Read moreThe 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.
THE ARCOLE BRIDGE
Bridge built in 1828 in the form of a suspension footbridge, which took ...Read more
THE FOUNTAIN OF THE FOUR BISHOPS
Read moreDesigned 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.
L'HÔTEL GAILLARD - BANQUE DE FRANCE
Remarkable hotel of Renaissance style, built on the plans of Victor-Jules ...Read more
THE TWO TRIUMPHAL ARCHES
Read moreThe 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.
THE SMALLEST BETTING HOUSE
Measuring 1.40 meters wide by 5 meters high and 3 meters deep, this is the ...Read more
HOTEL DES VENTES DROUOT
A hotel rich in beauty and history, with fifteen auction rooms for ...Read more
THE FOUNTAIN OF THE FOUR SEASONS
Read moreEdmée 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 LEOPOLD-SEDAR-SENGHOR GATEWAY
Single-arch footbridge linking the Musée d'Orsay to the Tuileries Gardens ...Read more
THE BLOWER BASIN
Bassin Soufflot fountain by Gabriel Davioud, with a remarkable bronze ...Read more
WALLACE FOUNTAINS
Public fountains in Paris, all made of cast iron and covered in dark green.Read more
THE COLBERT FOUNTAIN
Discreet fountain in Paris, designed in 1708 by architect Jean BeausireRead more
THE BRIDGE OF CONCORD
Bridge built during the French Revolution, decorated with statues of First ...Read more
THE BRIDGE FOR THE DISABLED
Read moreThe 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.
MONTMARTRE ENCHANTÉ : LA BUTTE AVEC UNE DIVA
Lyric singer organizing guided singing tours of the Butte, performing a ...Read more
BARNARDIN STATUE OF ST. ST. PIERRE
Read moreIf you pass the doors of the Jardin des Plantes, by the entrance of the Cuvier street, you will immediately fall on the statue of Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, supported by a representation of Paul and Virginia. Carved in 1907 by Louis Holweck, she represents the two heroes of the eponymous novel, written by Bernadin de Saint-Pierre in 1787, accompanied by their dog. The novel tells a slave's adventure, Domingue, and his dog who will save Paul and Virginia, lost in the woods.
THE HOTEL MARCEL DASSAULT - ARTCURIAL
Read moreThe hotel Marcel Dassault owes its name to the aircraft manufacturer who acquired it in 1952. In particular, he hosted the French Days magazine. This 2002 th century building, reminiscent of the style of years earlier, was renovated by architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte before opening in a place dedicated to auctions and exhibitions of art.
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MONTPARNASSE TOWER 56
The tower allows you to see Paris from a unique angle at an altitude of 200 ...Read more