Located in the centre of Paris, it's the second biggest church in town. Its foundation dates back to 1532, when the contemporary mayor, Jean de la Barre, instructed to build this church. A century later, the construction was completed. The church was built to expand the city's area. The interior has a Gothic structure and is decorated with Renaissance characteristics. Several celebrities have chosen this church as their final resting place. The funeral of Mozart's mother e.g. was held in this church. [Read more]

You'll undoubtedly come across the River Seine at some point during your Paris trip. The river is almost 800 km long and owes its name to Emperor Julius Caesar. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the banks of the Seine, pausing from time to time to browse through the various book stalls that are dotted about here throughout the day. You'll find them, for example, on the left bank between Quai Malaquais and Quai de la Tournelle. Various handsome bridges span the river. One such bridge is Le Pont Neuf (the new bridge). Originally the first bridge in Paris, it's now the oldest. [Read more]

Do you want to see Paris from a different level? And you do want to avoid the tourists in the Eiffel tower? Then you should glide in a hot air balloon! It's really an unforgettable experience. Especially in the evening, this attraction is highly recommended. Then, you can enjoy seeing the many lights lit in the beautiful city of Paris. In Parc André Citroën, in the south of the Eiffel Tower, the balloon takes off regularly. During the flight of 10 minutes at a height of 150 metres, you get a breathtaking view of the city. The trip has a very affordable price and therefore it's a real must! [Read more]