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Paris! My Favorite Sites in the City of Lights!

by Nadeen
September 22, 2019
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The city of Paris, France is beautiful, it is romantic and it has countless sites to explore! From the Eiffel tower to the Notre Dame cathedral to Moulin Rouge there is something for everyone in the City of Lights. I named Paris as one of “The 5 Most Romantic Cities in the World”. In this pictorial-Paris! My Favorite Sites in the City of Lights-I will show you many of the reasons why! (Fyi- I took these pics several years ago without a fancy digital camera so excuse the difference in quality compared to my most recent posts:-)

Paris Favorite Sights in the City of Lights. Eiffel Tower.
Paris. The Eiffel Tower

1. Eiffel Tower: well of course the Eiffel tower. One of the top landmarks in the World! Ride up to the top for magnificent views, eat in one of the fancy restaurants, take a picnic lunch and lay out on the bright green lawn of the park surrounding it or simply stare at it in amazement. At night the lights on the Eiffel tower changes colors so be sure to visit then!

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. The Eiffel Tower.
The Eiffel Tower

2. Arc de Triomphe: I stayed only two blocks from the Arc and it was the perfect location to get around the city of lights. You can also take a tour inside the Arc and enjoy views on top.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Arc de Triomphe
Arc de Triomphe

3.The River Siene: Walk along the banks of the river crossing over its 37 bridges. Or, take a daytime or nighttime cruise. They offer cruises to take in the sites by sea or romantic dinner cruises at night. Although I did not do a dinner cruise, I did do a nighttime tour. Seeing the sites in the city of lights while sailing on the Siene takes on an entire different level of mystique and beauty.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. The Siene River.
The Siene River

4. Champs Elysees: Shopping anyone? Among other things this is a bustling street with many high end boutiques. I made a point of going into the Louis Vuitton store planning to buy something. That didn’t happen lol But, it was a gorgeous store!

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Champ Elysees
Champs Elysees

5. The Egyptian Obelisk: The Obelisk of Luxor sits in the center of the Place de la Concorde. It is over 3000 years old and was gifted to France in 1833 by Muhammed Ali-Khedive of Egypt.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. The Egyptian Obelisk.
The Egyptian Obelisk (excuse the crooked view)

6. The Louvre Museum: This is one of the largest museums in the World and the most visited! Give yourself at least a half a day to explore it. Of course you must see the Mona Lisa and I also enjoyed the Napolean apartments. The Louvre Pyramid which is well photographed was completed in 1989 and serves as the entrance to the museum. However the museum itself is housed in the Louvre Palace built in the late 12th century.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. The Louvre Museum and the Louvre Pyramid.
The Louvre Museum located behind the Louvre Pyramid.

7. Luxembourg Gardens: AHHH in the midst of a hectic and crowded city you can find tranquility at Luxembourg Gardens! Stroll around the grounds taking in the variety of foliage and sculptures. You will may also run into musicians playing live music in the gardens. This is also a good place to take a picnic lunch.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Luxembourg Gardens
Luxembourg Gardens
Paris-Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, France.
At Luxembourg Gardens in Paris.

8. Moulin Rouge: I am sure most of you have seen this movie with Nicole Kidman! Moulin Rouge is a cabaret founded in 1889. It is known for the “can-can” dance. It is close to the Montmartre area in Paris so make a stop there even to take a picture of this famous building with a windmill on top.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Moulin Rouge.
Moulin Rouge.

9.Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris: Just magnificent! Yes there will be crowds and long lines to get in to Notre Dame but it is worth it. Before you even enter be sure to take in all the intricate French Gothic architecture on the outside. Don’t miss the gargoyles on top (creepy to me but unique). To get a full view of entire cathedral you may want to do a cruise on the Siene river. It is magical at night.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Notre Dame.
With my Mother at Notre Dame.

10. Palais Garnier Opera House. Although I was not able to take in a show at this Grand Opera house, I still enjoyed viewing it from the outside. This was the setting for the 1910 novel “The Phantom of the Opera” and used in film adaptations.  I have seen the Phantom of the Opera musical but can you imagine seeing it here?!

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Paris Opera House.
Paris Opera House

11. Place de la Concorde: This is one of the largest public squares in Paris. There are many important landmarks that surround this square. To the West is Champs-Elysees, to the east is the Tuileries Gardens and north of the square are important buildings such as the The Embassy of the United States. The place is octagonal and on each corner lies a statue representing a French city. My favorite landmarks here were the Obelisk mentioned above and the fountains which have Greek God type figures holding fish!

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Place de la Concorde
Place de la Concorde

12. The Musee Rodin: If you are familiar with the sculpture “The Thinker” then you are familiar with the French Sculptor Auguste Rodin. Between two locations in Paris and at his home outside of Paris you can view over 600 sculptures as well as his drawings and photographs. If you live in Atlanta you will recognize a replica of The Thinker at the High Museum.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. The Thinker Sculpture at the Rodin Museum
The Thinker at the Rodin Museum
Paris-Favorite Sites in the City of Lights! The Rodin Museum in Paris, France.
Statues at the Rodin Museum in Paris, France!

13. La Basilique du Sacre Coeur de Montmartre (also known simply as Sacre-Coeur): First of all, wear comfortable shoes and be ready for a hike if you take a bus here. But it is worth it. I will never forget getting to the top and seeing this unique and breathtaking white Basilica. You are allowed to go inside to light candles and pray. Outside there was live musicians and spectacular views of the main city area below. It is located in Montmartre which is filled with cobblestone streets, quaint shops and cafes and artists. This was actually my favorite area in Paris!

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Sacre Coeur
Sacre Coeur

14. Outdoor Cafes. It may seem strange to have this on my list but this is quintessential Paris! Whether it is warm or cold you will find Parisians eating, drinking and smoking at cafes all around the city. Most restaurants will have patios or outdoor viewing areas to people watch! And don’t forget to wear your scarf too fit it with the locals-referencing picture below-lol.

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. Outdoor Cafes in Paris.
Outdoor Cafes in Paris

15. Palace of Versailles: Take the V train out of Paris to Versailles! Again, plan ahead to spend a day or half a day since the grounds are huge! And check the weather before you go since we were kicked out early due to rain! They have mini train transportation around the property that will take you to Marie-Antoinette’s Estate. “Let them eat cake!” ( I just had to throw that in here).

Paris Favorite Sites in the City of Lights. The Grounds at Versailles
The Grounds at the Palace of Versailles.
Paris-Favorite Sites in the City of Lights! The Palace of Versailles.
At the Palace of Versailles with my Mom!

So you maybe asking yourself how you will see my Paris Favorite Sites? Well it is very easy to get around in Paris. I felt safe taking the subway trains as well as local buses. I also did a two day “hop on, hop off” tour bus that has various routes throughout the city. You can just sit on the bus and listen to the tour driver describe all the sites as you pass them or hop off and explore one area then hop on to explore the next. During peak times there is a new bus every 20 minutes to every location.

So have you been to Paris?! If so what was your Favorite Site?! If you are traveling to Paris for time check out this Beginner’s Guide by GoParis!

Be sure to check out my other Travel “Love” posts in February! “The 5 Most Romantic Cities in the World”, “Visit Jamaica: Land I Love” & “Travel to the Romantic Isle of Capri”!

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  1. Parrish underwood says:
    9 years ago

    Another great post! As always, my “must visit” list continues to grow after reading your blog. Paris- one day soon..,

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Thank you! Paris is definitely a beautiful and romantic city!

  2. Kiwi says:
    9 years ago

    I wanna be like you when I grow up Nadeen!! Look at all of the amazing pictures i am inspired by all of this! Of course the Effile Tower is on everyone’s list…but I definitely wanna go to Moulin Rouge!

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Thank you Kiwi! I would also love to take in a show at Moulin Rouge when I go back!

  3. Reginia Cordell says:
    9 years ago

    I don’t think I could ever get enough of Paris. From the first time I visited, each time offers a new experience. I will probably breeze though there again this summer. There’s so much to see.

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Yes I agre!! I have only been once so definitely time for a return trip!

  4. Leigh Powell Hines says:
    9 years ago

    Oh, this makes me want to pack my bags right now, and head to Paris.

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Leigh Thank You! It was great looking back at all the great things I saw there!

  5. Alli says:
    9 years ago

    I want to go to Paris so bad! I loved reading all about your favorite sites and the pic of you and your mom is precious. Beautiful pictures, too.

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Thank you Alli! Those are precious moments with my Mom. I ams ure you would enjoy Paris!

  6. Melissa says:
    9 years ago

    I am beyond jealous! I took 6 years of French (high school and college) and have yet to take a trip to Paris. I would love love love to go! Any tips on best times of the year to go and good hotels close to the Eiffel tower? 🙂

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Melissa I hope that means you are fluent in French? lol. They would love that there! There are SOOO many hotels that are walking distance to the Eiffel Tower. I would check tripadvisor which gives rates and reviews. You can also do an air bnb or vrbo rental. Staying within a mile of the Eiffel tower is great but will also be more costly. The subway and bus sytems are easy there though so dont feel like you have to stay very close. I recommend Spring or Fall to go. It will be crowded and more expensive in the summer and cold in the winter.

  7. Kemkem says:
    9 years ago

    Great post. You have managed to name most of my favorites. I adored Versailles. You are lucky you have pictures at all :-). Those days of film…lol! I would love to add Giverny to the list..

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      KemKem yes I agree! I am a fan of Monet and would love to visit Giverny on my next trip!

  8. Janene says:
    9 years ago

    What about Pont des Arts?? The bridge where you place the love padlocks…have you ever been to it??

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      That is a good one Janene and a very popular tourist attraction now but not when I went so it didnt make our list of things to see. I heard the government is considering taking down the padlocks and putting glass around the area since the locks have caused a lot of damage to the bridges. great sentiment thou!

  9. K. Elizabeth (YUMMommy) says:
    9 years ago

    I’ve never been to Paris, but I’m in love with the sights that I’ve seen through our people’s pictures. I’m actually in the process of crocheting aParis graghghan blanket for my daughter that features the Eiffel Tower as the letter A! We’re both a bit obsessed I guess.

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      K.Elizabeth that is a great idea! My 14 year old niece has been obsessed with Paris since she was little so I hope to take her there one day. Its never too early to teach children about different countries around the World!

  10. Sonya says:
    9 years ago

    I would love to go to Paris one day. I just pinned this for when that day comes 🙂

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Sonya that is great! Thank you!

  11. T. Espinoza says:
    9 years ago

    Yes!! I’ve visited Paris once about 10 years ago and haven’t been back since. I soooo want to go back. I only got to spend a couple of days there which wasn’t enough. I would love to visit the Moulin Rouge as well as all the big fashion houses.

  12. Nadeen says:
    9 years ago

    T.Espinosa-that would be wonderful! There are so many great things to do and see in Paris and of course it is a Fashion mecca.

  13. caroline says:
    9 years ago

    The pics are amazing! I love Paris. I haven’t been in ages but I’m planning to go in the next couple of months and I can’t wait!
    xo
    styleontheside.com

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Caroline-I am so jealous! I am ready for a return trip to Paris!

  14. Patricia says:
    9 years ago

    Your photos truly captured how beautiful Paris is. I would love to go there one day.

    • Nadeen says:
      9 years ago

      Thank you Patricia! I hope you make it there soon! Paris is a must!

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