Created in 1612 at the behest of Marie de Médicis, the Jardin du Luxembourg covers 23 hectares, rich with flower gardens and sculptures.

Located in the 6th Arrondissement, this garden is open to the public.

It is a favored gathering point for Parisians, students, strollers, painters, writers and poets alike.

It also draws visitors from around the world, fascinated by the garden’s beauty and vast landscapes.

Located in the 6th Arrondissement and open to visitors from 7.30 AM to 7.30 PM, the Saint Sulpice church is an astonishing construction, which features great architectural wealth.

Since the release of Dan Brown’s best-seller "The Da Vinci Code", this church has been drawing tourists and curious visitors alike, both eager to unravel the mysteries surrounding it.

Voluntary guides offer guided tours of the church, every Sunday at 3.00 PM.

The church place is adorned with a magnificent fountain, which was built in 1847 by the architect Louis Visconti.

Located in the 15th Arrondissement of Paris, this 210-meter tall skyscraper offers an unforgettable view over the French capital.

The building features two observatories – one located on the 56th floor and another on the roof deck.

The panoramic viewpoints of the Tour Montparnasse are open every day of the year, from 9.30 AM to 10.30 PM (or 11.00 PM, according to the time of year).

Rates range from 4.50 € for children to 10.50 € for adults.