Concorde

The Grandeur of this square will not escape you. Created in 1748 to display the equestrian statue of the King, place Louis XV was renamed Place de la  Revolution in 1792. During the terror over 1000 heads rolled here, including those of Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette and Robespierre. By nights the lights give the square a magical touch…

Champs Elysees

A walk along the Champs Elysées is a special feeling. Even regular Parisian strollers are often as much affected by the experience as visitors from farther-off places. One never ceases to be impressed by the avenue’s dimensions, lights and majestic air. There are numerous boutiques from the most famous Luxury brands.

Tuileries

The triumphal Carrousel Arch marks the entrance to the garden, in line with the historic perspective. Beyond, there is a stunning view of the Champs Elysées and across the garden, a haven of tranquillity for strollers.

Le Louvre

The building of the Grand Louvre, which saw the installation of the pyramid, is 800 years old. It was a medieval castle that became a palace for the Monarchs of France. It is now the largest museum in the world. If the treasures of the Louvre were to be summed up in a smile, it would be that of the Mona Lisa La Joconde, who continues to seduce millions of visitors.