Tourist attractions in Paris France - Page 28
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This large park has different areas one mainly to sports with fitness circuits, and then you have a cascade style fountain, ponds and lovely lawns for picnics.
Located in The 15th Arrondissement of Paris Square Garibaldi has a childrens playground and a monument dedicated to the Italian Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Inaugurated in 1997 the Japanese cultural centre in Paris is host to different events such as exhibitions, shows, cinema screenings, debates and lectures.
This museum is dedicated to Georges Clemenceau who was a writer, politician, and journalist, holding numerous items like articles, portraits, newspapers etc.
The historical Palais du Luxembourg is located within the Luxembourg gardens in the 6th Arrondissement of Paris and is now home to the French Senate.
- Photos of Palais du Luxembourg
- History of Palais du Luxembourg
The Paris Yacht Marina offers luxury cruises, private dinners, River Seine cruises through to tailor made receptions and events on different yachts.
The Pont Flottant de la Villette is a floating bridge used on the Canal de l’Ourcq in Parc de la Villette during the warmer months helping tourists cross the canal.
- Photos of Pont Flottant de la Villette
This Paris square has beautiful flowerbeds with different plants and flowers along with horse chestnut, Japanese cherry trees, plus has a childrens playground.
This small Braille museum in Paris is dedicated to Valentin Hauy who set up the first school for the blind with Louis Braille attending who invented Braille.
River Seine cruises with Yachts de Paris have become well known for their elegant yachts, refined atmosphere, French gourmet cuisine and excellent service.
The Yachts de Paris Don Juan II boat offers a luxury cruise on the River Seine along with a gourmet French meal by a Michelin starred chef in an intimate setting.
A Paris museum dedicated to the history of Jews in France with exhibits such as art, textiles, documents, rare collections and archives from the Dreyfus Affair.
This Paris square in the Montparnasse area was named after French playwright Gaston Baty, and has a childrens playground and statue of Chaim Soutine.
This Paris square is located close to Les Invalides and was officially named Place Denys Cochin on the 24th December 1930 after a French writer and politician.
A restored Napoleon III mansion house that is now home to the Elephant Paname Cultural Centre, different forms of arts, exhibitions, dance, restaurant and more.
This 1780 semi-circular square in Paris called Place Vauban, is located on the south side of Les Invalides and has a statue of Marie Emile Fayolle.
Located on a hill this Paris park offers meandering paths with a ornamental fountain, statues, childrens playground, open grass areas and lovely views over the city.
Designed in 1938 this garden in Paris was created to honour the women who had to raise children on their own while their husbands went to fight during World War I.
The Aux Petits Joueurs restaurant has a warm and friendly atmosphere with live music from different artists and bands, ranging from jazz, latin, blues, etc.
Named after the actress Sarah Bernhardt this Paris square has over 190 trees with 50 different species along with bushes, flowers and a large childrens playground.
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