The Paris Catacombs are a tourist attraction made from the tunnels which stretch under the streets of Paris. The vast majority of the city’s catacombs are off-limits to visitors however, one small 2km section is available to visit. It’s very … Continue readingThe Catacombs, Paris

Jardin des Tuileries is one of the best loved public parks in Paris and was originally the impressive gardens of the Tuileries Palace, which is now the Louvre Museum. The park is part of the linear layout of central Paris … Continue readingJardin des Tuileries, Paris

The Moulin Rouge hosts the best known dancing show in Paris dating back to 1899! You can choose to have dinner with the show, or just pay for the show on its own. Whichever option you choose, the show is … Continue readingMoulin Rouge

The Musée d’Orsay building was originally one of the main railway stations of Paris. Its exterior architecture is therefore similar to stations link Gare du Nord where the Eurostar arrives. If you thought the outside was impressive though, the architecture … Continue readingMusée d’Orsay, Paris

Jardin du Luxembourg is the most used park in Paris and it’s a lovely place to wander through on a sunny day to sample Parisian life. The flower beds are stunning at the right time of year and there are … Continue readingJardin du Luxembourg

Canal Saint Martin joins the Seine with the more northern areas of Paris. It was primarily an industrial route when it was constructed, but now visiting the canal is a lovely leisure activity. If you have a spare few hours, … Continue readingCanal Saint Martin

Beautiful on the outside, despite the busy traffic that surrounds it and you can take tours to see how amazing it is on the inside! Sometimes access to the actual auditorium is excluded from the tours so ask before buying … Continue readingOpéra de Paris Garnier, Paris