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The first stone of this building was posed by Louis XIV in 1653, and it took nearly a century to finish the work. Built from a plan by Jacques Le Mercier, the church is inspired by the cathedral Notre-Dame. The building has been filled with chapels that are succeeding in the continuity of the nef and choir. The one dedicated to the Virgin, realized by Jules Hardouin Mansart, presents a superbly decorated dome in baroque fashion. This church contains numerous paintings, sculptures, frescoes and tombs. It is important to know that much of its heritage comes from churches that disappeared during the French Revolution. Note that at the foot of his beautiful facade with columns and his little staircase took place street fights between royalists and republican power on the 13 vendeman year IV, in other words October 5, 1795. At the head of the latter was a certain Napoleon Bonaparte who did not hesitate to pull out the gun on the insurgents.

Located steps from the Louvre museum, the Palais Royal and the covered market, this passage is lined with art galleries, antique shops, bookshops and various shops. Their fronts are made of wood and copper, while the floor is tiled in marble. Above you, painted ceilings alternate with windows. Note that on either side of the entrance rue du Bouloi side, you can see in niches two statues, one of Hermes, the other of Hercules. Finally, note that the name of this gallery comes from the two local butchers who ordered its construction in 1826.

The mission of this tourist office is to welcome, inform and promote tourism in Greece. The people who work here are experts on the destination, and can provide a wealth of quality information on the country. They can also suggest personalized activities and itineraries for visitors.

Paris authentic proposes you to see Paris in a different way. On board the mythical 2 CV, a driver takes you to explore the city according to thematic routes. On the programme: an unusual visit to the heart of the Marais and village Saint-Paul, the behind the scenes of the Eiffel Tower, a wine tasting, a romantic visit to the summit of Montmartre, Versailles… It is possible to visit Paris at night accompanied by a bottle of champagne for a pure moment of relaxation! You can also combine the 2 CV and a cruise by night with or without dinner. The car comes to pick you up at the bottom of your hotel and takes care of everything. A real plus, the driving team know Paris as their pockets: the opportunity to discover tasty anecdotes. For more unique events, it is also possible to rent the vehicles for bachelor parties, weddings or other team building events!

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Alliance Guides Paris offers you a state-run interpreter guide that will be at your service in a more rewarding, interpersonal relationship, in order to accompany you through the Parisian heritage with all its wonderful sites, monuments, museums, etc. It will adapt to your program, or will build it for you in your choice of visits and circuits. Alliance Guides Paris offers its services to any individual clientele or to groups, for tourism, school, business, events, in many languages (English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, etc.).

This tourist office is an ideal point of contact for visitors wishing to obtain information on the city's tourist attractions, upcoming events, museums and monuments to visit, as well as activities and excursions available in Paris. Tourist office staff are on hand to answer visitors' questions and help them organize their stay. The average visit lasts about 25 minutes.

Cityrama is one of the major organiser of tours, notably in Paris. In addition to its famous tourist bus service Paris l'Opentour, this company has a catalogue of large and diverse activities that should be explored. There are walks on foot, by minibus, 2 CV, bus, cruises on the Seine, combined tours, late-night outing... Note that Cityrama also takes you towards Versailles, Fontainebleau, Auvers, Barbizon or Disneyland...

La Vitrine AM is part of these new generation exhibition sites. Since 2012, artists and businesses have been in contact in the centre of Paris. Pascale Cayla and Virginie Epry have fuelled this original concept: developing the relationship between art and trademarks. Here, there's nothing to buy, just to admire! La Vitrine regularly organises happenings around art, of course, which brings together contemporary artists, art experts and business. More than a gallery, La Vitrine AM is the perfect place to meet artists, patrons and important collectors.

My language in the chat, or when Paris becomes a huge playground. This company founded in 2004 succeeded in creating a real universe around a simple concept: treasure hunt, with the mysteries of the capital. These urban adventures are truly written as stories: mysterious wire from a telephone booth, clues left on a bench, mysterious characters that follow you, traders accomplices… 2 hours exhilarating and a treasure at the end! Home specialty: the tailor-made event that adapts to your premises, seminar room, hotel, for a seminar, a business evening, the launch of a product, a PR operation, etc.

Paris Charms & Secrets is a journey guided over time and in space. We walk for 4 hours - about 20 kilometres - in electric bicycle. The famous places are presented in the light of crisp and extraordinary anecdotes. There are also secret, hidden, hidden places. The rendezvous is Place du Marché Saint Honoré in front of the Maison Pradier store.