Some of the most famed in the city include The Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Musée de l'Orangerie, and Musée Rodin. There are plenty of museums and art galleries to choose from.
Though Notre-Dame is still closed, visitors can still stop by and marvel at the architecture of the 857-year-old cathedral from afar. Here you can witness the hustle and bustle of city life along the river, and stop to check out the ticket stands along the way selling local artisan products. However, for those who want to get a view with the Eiffel Tower in shot, head south and climb the 284 steps stairs of the Arc de Triomphe for a view you won't forget.Ī walk along the River Seine should be a must-do, particularly on sunny days. Visitors can head up to the very top of the tower and take in the view from above. The Eiffel Tower is undoubtedly Paris' most well-known landmark attracting almost seven million visitors every year. Start with the tourist must-dos, but be prepared to wait in line. Paris is a city steeped in history and culture, and whether you want a hedonistic break filled with champagne bars and rich eats, or one immersed in art and museums, there is plenty to fill your time with. What isn't there to do in Paris may be a better question.
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