Quick Facts
Setting: Urban
Population (core): 3.4M
Population (metro): 6.7M
Best time to visit: Year-round
Top Sights
Sacré-Cœur
This white-domed basilica sits on the highest point in the city and is one of the most recognizable landmarks. Built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the church is a symbol of hope and peace. The architecture is a mix of Romanesque and Byzantine styles, making it stand out from other churches.
FREE
Parc des Buttes-Chaumont
This park is one of the largest green spaces in the city and is known for its dramatic landscape. Built on a former quarry, it has steep cliffs, a lake, waterfalls, and a temple perched on a rocky island. The design is unique, with winding paths and hidden spots that make it feel like an adventure.
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Place du Tertre
This famous square sits at the heart of a historic neighborhood, known for its open-air art scene. For decades, artists have set up their easels here, painting and sketching right in front of everyone. The area is surrounded by old buildings and has a unique charm that feels like stepping into a painting.
FREE
Cité de la Musique
This music complex is a modern space dedicated to music lovers and anyone curious about sound. It’s a spot where you can explore music history, see cool instruments, and catch live performances. The building itself is pretty unique, with creative architecture and open spaces.
€10.0
/ Adult
Wall of Love
This mural is a huge wall covered with the words "I love you" written in over 250 languages. It was created by artists Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito as a symbol of peace and love. The wall is made up of 612 tiles of enamelled lava, and the red splashes on the wall represent pieces of a broken heart, which the artists say can be put back together.
FREE
Moulin Rouge
This famous cabaret is a historic entertainment venue known for its red windmill on the roof. Opened in 1889, it has been a symbol of music, dance, and art for over a century. The place is most popular for its dazzling dance shows, especially the can-can, and its unique atmosphere that brings together history and performance.
€245.0
/ Adult
Musée de Montmartre
This museum sits in one of the oldest buildings on the hill and was once home to famous artists like Renoir. It’s all about the history of the local art scene and the people who made it legendary. The place is most popular for its deep connection to the bohemian artists who shaped modern art.
€15.0
/ Adult
Buste de Dalida
This bronze sculpture honors a famous singer and actress who became a cultural icon. Set in a quiet square, the monument stands as a tribute to her legacy and is surrounded by trees and classic Parisian buildings. The spot is a favorite for fans and those interested in music history.
FREE
Dalí Paris
This museum is dedicated to the surreal world of Salvador Dalí. It’s a spot where you can see a huge collection of his original artworks, including sculptures, drawings, and engravings. The place is all about showing the wild imagination and creativity of one of the most famous artists of the 20th century.
€16.0
/ Adult
Le Passe-Muraille
This quirky sculpture is a tribute to a famous French short story about a man who could walk through walls. It’s set into a wall in a quiet neighborhood, showing a man halfway through the stone, as if he’s just gotten stuck. The artwork was created by Jean Marais, a well-known actor and artist.
FREE
City of Science and Industry
This science center is one of the largest in Europe and is all about making science fun and easy to understand. It’s packed with interactive exhibits, hands-on experiments, and cool tech displays. The place is super popular for its planetarium, IMAX theater, and a submarine you can actually go inside. It’s designed for everyone, whether you’re into space, robots, or just curious about how stuff works.
€13.0
/ Adult
Le Moulin Blute-Fin
This windmill is one of the oldest in the area and stands out for its classic wooden structure and historical charm. Built in the early 1800s, it was originally used to grind flour and is now a symbol of the local artistic scene. The windmill has inspired many famous painters and is a key part of the neighborhood’s story.
FREE
Abbesses
This area is known for its steep streets, old-world charm, and a famous metro station with an art nouveau entrance. The neighborhood sits on a hill and is filled with narrow staircases, quirky shops, and street art. The vibe is relaxed, and it feels like a small village in the middle of the city.
FREE
Vigne du Clos Montmartre
This hillside vineyard is one of the oldest and most unique spots in the city, tucked away between winding streets and colorful houses. It’s a real working vineyard, producing wine every year, and has a cool backstory that goes back almost a century. The area is small but packed with charm, and it’s surrounded by murals, gardens, and a sense of history you can actually see.
€39.0
/ Adult
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Strasbourg
Bordeaux
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Lyon
Lille
Nice
Nantes
Toulouse
Marseille
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