Paris is so many-sided that it is impossible to know it for a single visit or for ten - each time it reveals another side of its original world. Paris is woven from history, art, fashion, business life, street cafes, cabaret and, of course, romance, and there are countless romantic corners in this city, and everyone can find their one and only. Paris is often called the city of love, and this is not without reason, because the city has absorbed love stories for centuries, its stone walls still keep someone's heart secrets and love dramas entangled in intrigues.
The place of pilgrimage for all lovers in Paris is the grave of Heloise and Abelard in the Eastern Cemetery. The power of their love is admirable 900 years later. Abelard, a famous philosopher, scientist and theologian of the 12th century, fell madly in love with his student, 17-year-old Heloise, who reciprocated his feelings. Eloise was famous not only for her beauty, but also for her subtle mind, she spoke several languages and had a deep knowledge of the natural sciences, which at that time was a great rarity for a girl. The happiness of the lovers did not last long, the difference in estates and the post of bishop did not allow Abelard and Eloise to meet openly. They fled from Paris to Brittany, where they secretly married, and Eloise gave birth to a son. But their joint happiness ended there. Eloise voluntarily sacrificed her feelings so as not to interfere with Abelard's scientific activities. She was tonsured a nun (after an angry uncle castrated her secret husband), and Abelard was stripped of his clerical title and entered the service of a monastery as an ordinary monk. But, as you know, love cannot be sharpened, and it resulted in the famous correspondence between Abelard and Heloise. Their joint grave was moved to Paris in the 19th century, where their love story began. Lovers from all over the world leave notes with wishes and requests for eternal love in the crypt of Abelard and Heloise.
The Eastern Cemetery, better known as Père Lachaise, is perhaps the most famous burial vault in the world. Here O. Balzac, P. Beaumarchais, J.-B. Moliere, O. Wilde, F. Chopin, J. Bizet, E. Delacroix, Maria Callas, Edith Piaf, Jim Morrison, etc. The quiet alleys of Père Lachaise store other stories, real and fictional. The most famous and most tragic love story in Paris belongs to the pen of Victor Hugo - Quasimodo and Esmeralda. The humpbacked bell ringer was inflamed with love for the beautiful gypsy woman. Quasimodo's beautiful soul, chained in an ugly body, managed to touch Esmeralda's heart, but this was not enough to save her. The bell ringing of the cathedral still carries love vibes over Paris. The walls of Notre Dame Cathedral have witnessed many real heartfelt deeds. Here, for example, Napoleon and Josephine got married.
But Paris is not only full of sad love stories. He gained fame as a city of love thanks to his numerous cabarets, which are concentrated around the Montmartre hill. Located near the streets of red light districts, cabarets attracted not only love-hungry and flirty fashionistas, but also talented artists, poets and musicians at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The sweet "gypsy" life of the bohemian, drowning in endless revelry and carefree fun and "wandering" around the Parisian cabaret, still inspires. The doors of the very first cabarets - Moulin Rouge, Lapin Agile, Folies Bergere - are open to visitors to this day, and although you will not meet Picasso and Toulouse-Lautrec here and hear songs performed by Frank Sinatra and Edith Piaf, you are guaranteed a great show, and Reproductions of Belle Epoque cabaret posters are available in the numerous gift shops around Montmartre.
Another reason why Paris is proclaimed the city of love is fashion. French tailors were famous back in the Middle Ages, but it was the Parisian masters who achieved the art of dressing women in such a way that the opposite sex would invariably want to undress them. Provocative lace, lush crinolines concealing secrets and bold neckline are proof of this. A stroll through fashionable shops with your beloved is not romantic, but the peaceful alleys of the parks are the most suitable place for solitude. One of the most romantic parks in Paris is Bagatelle Park (Pont de Neuilly metro station). The park owes its appearance to a bet made between Marie Antoinette and the Count of Artois. As a result, a magnificent castle and a park with lakes, grottoes, bridges and waterfalls were built on the site of an abandoned hunting hut in two months. Since the 18th century, the park has undergone only minor changes, and today you can plunge into its romantic aura.
Another reason why the French are considered a nation of love is the beauty of the sound of the French language, to the music of which the heart melts by itself, and a declaration of love in French can conquer everyone. It is no wonder that a special place has appeared in Paris, which has become a Mecca for all lovers - the Wall "I love you" (mur des je taime). Reminiscent of a chalk board, the wall does not divide, but unites all lovers in the world. Declarations of love are written in 311 languages of the world. The wall was only erected in 2000, but has since become a favorite dating destination. And on Valentine's Day, a symbolic act is performed at the wall - the release of white doves. But on any other day, you can enjoy the silence and singing of birds in this secluded place, being a stone's throw from Montmartre and at the same time far from the hustle and bustle big city(square Jehan Rictus).
Romantic quiet places there are unexpectedly many for walks in Paris. One of them is the place des Vosges in the Le Marais quarter. The immaculate square, surrounded by ancient buildings, is considered the oldest square in Paris and was once called the Royal. The arcade around the perimeter of the square makes it ideal place for walking under the handle. The spirit of tangled amorous affairs also hovers here: at one time in one of the houses lived the courtesan Marion Delorme, praised by Hugo; Victor Hugo himself also lived on the square (albeit in a different era); a museum is now organized in his house. Cardinal Richelieu and Théophile Gaultier also spent several years of their lives in the Place des Vosges.
Every Frenchman knows that the way to the heart lies through the stomach, perhaps that is why French cuisine is so refined and refined. Scientists have also scientifically confirmed that some dishes are real aphrodisiacs, and the first place among them is occupied by champagne and the famous French oysters. And what could be more romantic than a candlelit dinner overlooking the moonlit Paris at night with a quiet French chanson! Prices in Parisian restaurants often bite, but you can enjoy a glass of wine, taste divine French cheese and drink a cup of aromatic coffee in any street cafe.
The romantic spirit of Paris is so fragile and ephemeral that the modern bustle of business and the noise of the streets can just frighten it off. Fearing to lose the proud title of the city of love, the mayor's office of Paris even organized the so-called Patrol of Love, whose task was to set an example for couples in love (kisses at the metro, hot hugs in squares, etc.). But love, as they say, is blind, so nothing can prevent true lovers from feeling the spirit of Cupid hovering over Paris.
Paris can be compared to an obstinate beauty: it takes a lot of effort to open a generous soul. That is why the first meeting with Paris disappoints many, and the Japanese even have a disease called "Paris Syndrome". Paris cannot be conquered by a blitz tour in a few days, you need to return to it, each time discovering new sides of its character and falling more and more in love with it. Try to discover its romantic side and find your intimate corner!
This city is known to everyone, and it is a real symbol of lovers. It is also one of largest cities Europe. It is also the capital of the most gentle and romantic country in the world - France. Of course, we are talking about such a city as Paris, from where the St. Valentine's Day celebrated all over the world came with all the attributes due - hearts, valentines, romantic meetings, etc. Paris is a place that is often chosen by newlyweds for their honeymoon. To. everything here breathes romance, sophistication, tenderness and sophistication. Needless to say, France is a country whose inhabitants have a special mentality, very sensitive, friendly, and welcoming. The culture of France is luxury and sophistication, politeness and romance, ancient architecture and high education ... In order to get to know her, you don't even have to be here, you just need to listen to a conversation in French. Such a beautiful sound and momentum can be heard only here.
Thus, everything that the wonderful country of France is so rich and famous for is concentrated in a special way in a city like Paris, one of the beautiful places on Earth, which was created by people. I wonder what the boundaries of this settlement remain unchanged since 1860. A little more than two million people live in the French capital today.
As for the climate, Paris is characterized by mild weather conditions. This is due to the fact that warm air masses, and from the north - cold. Thus, average temperature here it is 12 degrees, in summer it rises to 20, and in winter it drops to four. Compared to Russia, it is warm enough, like in spring. The main body of water here is the Seine River, where many islands are located. The largest of them, the Cite Island, was inhabited even in ancient times. It is affectionately called "the cradle of Paris". There are many monuments here historical significance e.g. Sainte-Chapelle, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Conciergerie.
Paris was founded a very long time ago - in the 3rd century BC. In its present place there was a settlement of the Celts called Lutetia. Accordingly, Paris got its name from the name of this tribe - parisia. These places were conquered by the Romans in 52 BC and then by the Franks. In 1210, Philip II ordered the construction of the Louvre fortress in the western part of the city, for defense. Paris became the center of European education already in the XI century, later the famous Sorbonne was built, now the largest university.
One can talk for a long time about the architectural and historical sights of Paris. The main one and business card the city is undoubtedly the Eiffel Tower, which was designed by the famous engineer Eiffel. Interestingly, it was originally conceived as temporary. The most beautiful Arc de Triomphe (XIX century), Champs Elysees Avenue, Montmartre, the richest Louvre Museum, the most beautiful House of Invalids, the Pantheon and Notre Dame Cathedral can be especially distinguished. In general, Paris is a real concentration of wonderful places, each of which breathes history and is interesting in its own way.
Paris is so many-sided that it is impossible to know it for a single visit or for ten - each time it reveals another side of its original world. Paris is woven from history, art, fashion, business life, street cafes, cabaret and, of course, romance, and there are countless romantic corners in this city, and everyone can find their one and only. Paris is often called the city of love, and this is not without reason, because the city has absorbed love stories for centuries, its stone walls still keep someone's heart secrets and love dramas entangled in intrigues.
A place of pilgrimage for all lovers in Paris - grave of Héloise and Abelard on Eastern cemetery... The power of their love is admirable 900 years later. Abelard, a famous philosopher, scientist and theologian of the 12th century, fell madly in love with his student, 17-year-old Heloise, who reciprocated his feelings. Eloise was famous not only for her beauty, but also for her subtle mind, she spoke several languages and had a deep knowledge of the natural sciences, which at that time was a great rarity for a girl. The happiness of the lovers did not last long, the difference in estates and the post of bishop did not allow Abelard and Eloise to meet openly. They fled from Paris to Brittany, where they secretly married, and Eloise gave birth to a son. But their joint happiness ended there. Eloise voluntarily sacrificed her feelings so as not to interfere with Abelard's scientific activities. She was tonsured a nun (after an angry uncle castrated her secret husband), and Abelard was stripped of his clerical title and entered the service of a monastery as an ordinary monk. But, as you know, love cannot be sharpened, and it resulted in the famous correspondence between Abelard and Heloise. Their joint grave was moved to Paris in the 19th century, where their love story began. Lovers from all over the world leave notes with wishes and requests for eternal love in the crypt of Abelard and Heloise.
The Eastern Cemetery, better known as Père Lachaise, is perhaps the most famous burial vault in the world. Here O. Balzac, P. Beaumarchais, J.-B. Moliere, O. Wilde, F. Chopin, J. Bizet, E. Delacroix, Maria Callas, Edith Piaf, Jim Morrison, etc. The quiet alleys of Père Lachaise store other stories, real and fictional. The most famous and most tragic love story in Paris belongs to the pen of Victor Hugo - Quasimodo and Esmeralda. The humpbacked bell-ringer was inflamed with love for the beautiful gypsy woman. Quasimodo's beautiful soul, chained in an ugly body, managed to touch Esmeralda's heart, but this was not enough to save her. The bell ringing of the cathedral still carries love vibes over Paris. Walls notre-dame cathedral witnessed many real heart affairs. Here, for example, Napoleon and Josephine got married.
But Paris is not only full of sad love stories. He gained fame as a city of love thanks to his numerous cabarets, which concentrated around Montmartre hill... Located near the streets of red light districts, cabarets attracted not only love-hungry and flirty fashionistas, but also talented artists, poets and musicians at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The sweet "gypsy" life of the bohemian, drowning in endless revelry and carefree fun and "wandering" around the Parisian cabaret, still inspires. The doors of the very first cabarets - Moulin Rouge, Lapin Agile, Folies Bergere - are open to visitors to this day, and although you will not meet Picasso and Toulouse-Lautrec here and hear songs performed by Frank Sinatra and Edith Piaf, you are guaranteed a great show, and Reproductions of Belle Epoque cabaret posters are available in the numerous gift shops around Montmartre.
Another reason why Paris is proclaimed the city of love is fashion... French tailors were famous back in the Middle Ages, but it was the Parisian masters who achieved the art of dressing women in such a way that the opposite sex would invariably want to undress them. Provocative lace, lush crinolines concealing secrets and bold neckline are proof of this. A stroll through fashionable shops with your beloved is not romantic, but the peaceful alleys of the parks are the most suitable place for solitude.
One of the most romantic parks in Paris - Bagatelle Park(metro station Pont de Neuilly). The park owes its appearance to a bet made between Marie Antoinette and the Count of Artois. As a result, a magnificent castle and a park with lakes, grottoes, bridges and waterfalls were built on the site of an abandoned hunting hut in two months. Since the 18th century, the park has undergone only minor changes, and today you can plunge into its romantic aura.
Another reason why the French are considered a nation of love is the beauty of the sound. French, to the music of which the heart melts by itself, and a declaration of love in French can conquer everyone. No wonder that a special place appeared in Paris, which became a Mecca for all lovers - Wall "I love you"(mur des je taime). Reminiscent of a chalk board, the wall does not divide, but unites all lovers in the world. Declarations of love are written in 311 languages of the world. The wall was only erected in 2000, but has since become a favorite dating destination. And on Valentine's Day, a symbolic act is performed at the wall - the release of white doves. But on any other day, you can enjoy the silence and singing of birds in this secluded place, two steps from Montmartre and at the same time far from the bustle of the big city (square Jehan Rictus).
There are surprisingly many romantic quiet places for walking in Paris. One of them - Place des Vosges(place des Vosges) in the Le Marais quarter. The immaculate square, surrounded by ancient buildings, is considered the oldest square in Paris and was once called the Royal. The arcade around the perimeter of the square makes it an ideal place for walking arm in arm. The spirit of intricate amorous affairs also hovers here: once in one of the houses lived the courtesan Marion Delorme, praised by Hugo; Victor Hugo himself also lived on the square (albeit in a different era); a museum is now organized in his house. Cardinal Richelieu and Théophile Gaultier also spent several years of their lives in the Place des Vosges.
Every Frenchman knows that the path to the heart is through the stomach, perhaps that is why French cuisine so refined and sophisticated. Scientists have also scientifically confirmed that some dishes are real aphrodisiacs, and the first place among them is occupied by champagne and the famous French oysters. And what could be more romantic than a candlelit dinner overlooking the moonlit Paris at night with a quiet French chanson! Prices in Parisian restaurants often bite, but you can enjoy a glass of wine, taste divine French cheese and drink a cup of aromatic coffee in any street cafe.
The romantic spirit of Paris is so fragile and ephemeral that the modern bustle of business and the noise of the streets can just frighten it off. Fearing to lose the proud title of the city of love, the mayor's office of Paris even organized the so-called Patrol of Love, whose task was to set an example for couples in love (kisses at the metro, hot hugs in squares, etc.). But love, as they say, is blind, so nothing can prevent true lovers from feeling the spirit of Cupid hovering over Paris.
Paris can be compared to an obstinate beauty: it takes a lot of effort to open a generous soul. That is why the first meeting with Paris disappoints many, and the Japanese even have a disease called "Paris Syndrome". Paris cannot be conquered by a blitz tour in a few days, you need to return to it, each time discovering new sides of its character and falling more and more in love with it. Try to discover its romantic side and find your intimate corner!
Everyone knows that Paris is a city of love and romance, it is here that lovers come to make an offer or just breathe in an unusual aroma while holding a loved one by the hand. This city will conquer you from the first minute with its beauty, lightness and tenderness, probably, there is a phrase for a reason: "To see Paris and die ...".
Paris ... The city of lovers, the symbol of France, the city of revolutions and the city of dreams. Hardly in France, however, as in any other country in the world, there is such a delightful corner filled with the spirit of love and romance. Here, every street, every courtyard and corner is saturated with a special charming atmosphere of the French spirit. At all times, the greatest artists sought inspiration here, and poets and writers sang Paris in their works and wrote legends about it.
Extraordinary beautiful city Paris, which has a history of more than 2000 years, is located on the banks of the Seine. But do not think that this city breathes with antiquity and strikes the eye with exclusively picturesque natural landscapes. It has everything a traveler could dream of - romance, adventure, entertainment, superb fashion shopping opportunities and delicious French chocolate.
Traveling to Paris: how to get there and when to arrive?
Paris is beautiful at any time of the year. In autumn, it smells fragrant with red-yellow foliage, in spring and summer it blooms in green-pink-yellow colors, and in winter it is shrouded in gray haze. It rarely snows here, but when it does, Paris turns into a true winter wonderland.
The capital of France is always good and interesting. Festivals, fairs and other celebrations are held in this city all year round. So, every autumn in Paris, the Autumn Festival is held - an art festival, where artists from all over the world present their works. Spring is the season of sports. At this time of the year, the city hosts a tennis tournament and the famous Paris Marathon. In the summer, the Feast of the Roses is celebrated here, and in the winter, Parisians plunge into the Christmas holidays, and all the lovers celebrate Valentine's Day.
Without doubt, the most convenient and fastest way to travel to Paris is by plane. There are several airports in Paris - Charles de Gaulle airport, Beauvais airport, Orly airport and Le Bourget airport. Usually, international flights are served by Charles de Gaulle and Beauvais airports, while Paris Le Bourget airport serves charter and private flights, and Orly airport is mainly used for domestic flights.
Almost all European countries are connected to Paris by express railways. And although traveling to Paris by train takes a lot of time, it is considered one of the most economical options.
You can also travel to Paris by bus or car. However, in the first case, it is not very comfortable, and in the second, it is very troublesome (during a trip to Paris by car, you will have to take care of the availability driving license international standard, registration certificate, medical policy and insurance for the car).
Historical and cultural heritage of Paris
Throughout its history, Paris has experienced periods of decline and prosperity. V different times and epochs here lived kings, created the greatest geniuses of France and violent revolutions, uprisings and coups took place. Each era has left its mark on this amazing city, which is reflected in the unique monuments of architecture and sculpture.
There are so many attractions in Paris that it is difficult to count them. Here is the world famous Eiffel Tower - the symbol of France, which is the embodiment of the exquisite taste of the French and emphasizes their love for beauty; one of the longest suspension bridges in the world - the Normandy Bridge, and the Napoleonic Triumphal Arch... The Champs Elysees, Tuileries Gardens and the majestic Louvre are famous all over the world. The chapel of Sainte-Chapelle, the delightful cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris and the Palace of Versailles, where world history was once made, are magnificent and filled with the spirit of the times.
Paris has long been famous high level development of art. At all times, this amazing city has been the home of talented brush and pen masters. At different times, Victor Hugo, Marc Chagall, David Shterenberg, Aloysius Bertrand and others worked here. Even today, talented artists and writers of our time come here. There is even a Montmartre district in Paris, which is rightfully called the favorite place of the intelligentsia. And although in the city of love and romance you can find a lot of modern entertainment (nightclubs, amusement parks, etc.), the cultural rest is truly amazing in Paris. It is simply impossible to visit the city of love and romance and not visit the Parisian opera or theater.
Paris for lovers
Many tourists are attracted to Paris not by its majestic architecture, but by its special atmosphere of love and romance. There is a legend that the one who once visited Paris will certainly meet his love.
Ancient buildings, graceful architecture, picturesque parks with royal palaces- all this attracts and enchants in this amazing city. To feel unusual atmosphere Paris, it is not at all necessary to visit the numerous Parisian museums or explore the famous Parisian catacombs, in this amazing city you can just wander the fabulous streets, drink coffee in Parisian cafes or look at the shop windows, enjoying the French chic and exquisite taste of the French.
Paris completely and completely allows you to plunge into the feeling of love and romance. What is a romantic candlelit dinner at the top of the famous all over the world? Eiffel tower! An equally romantic and mysterious place in Paris can rightfully be called the “I Love You” Wall, on which declarations of love are written in almost all languages of the world. The chambers of Abelard and Heloise, whose love power, even after 900 years, is admirable, is also considered a favorite place for couples in love. It is at the grave of these lovers that it is customary to leave notes with requests for eternal love.
"Fashionable" shopping in Paris
Paris has long been called the capital of haute couture. It was Paris that gave the world such talented designers and fashion designers as Chanel, Dior, Yves Saint Laurent. At different times, Kenzo, Versace and Armani worked in this city. Every year, Paris Fashion Week is held here, which is considered the most respected in the fashion industry.
Due to the fact that Paris is now called the most "fashionable" city in the world, there are the most famous boutiques and shops from world famous designers. Almost all boutiques and designer shops are located on Boulevard Haussmann, which Parisians call "the temple of shopping." And although the prices in these boutiques are not the lowest, only here you can buy truly unique design masterpieces without doubting their authenticity and quality.
However, shopping in Paris is not only about boutiques. In the capital of world fashion, there are many department stores and modern shopping centers where you can buy goods at more affordable prices. Among them - "Marks & Spencer's", "С & А", "Bazar del" Hotel de Ville "," Le Bon Marche "and others.
The flea market is also interesting in Paris. Contrary to popular belief, here you can buy not only old stuff and all kinds of rubbish, but also very valuable antiques, handicrafts, books or flowers. So, the Parisian market Creation Paris Bastille (art market), Saint-Quen e Paris market (antique market) and Elsa Vanier Gallery (designer jewelry market) are famous throughout the country.
It is noteworthy that in Paris two times a year (summer and winter) there are traditional sales - Soldes. Generally, at this time, the prices of goods in department stores, shopping centers and fashion boutiques are down 30-70%.
Chocolate fairy tale in Paris
Paris is considered not only the capital of haute couture; it sells the best chocolate in France. Yes, Parisians know a lot about this delicate matter, which has long ceased to be an ordinary culinary process, but has turned into a real art. There is even a profession of chocolatier here. This is what the people who make chocolate and sweets are called in Paris.
There are many restaurants and boutiques in Paris selling delicious French chocolate. The chic chocolate boutiques La Maison du Chocolat, Jean-Paul Hévin, Pierre Hermé are famous throughout the country. Here you can taste chocolate cake, chocolate with white truffle or, for example, chocolate with ginger. The French have tried their best to create the most unique chocolate in the world.
The charm of a Parisian cafe
In terms of the number of various cafes and coffee houses, Paris occupies an honorable first place among other cities in the world. Cozy cafes, like a mirror of the soul of this amazing city, embody its past, present and future.
The history of Parisian cafes goes back over 300 years. In these cozy establishments, among which the most popular are the cafes "Flore", "La palette", "Les Deux Magots", people come not only to drink a glass of French wine or a cup of coffee and enjoy the unforgettable taste of French chocolate. Here they look for inspiration, love, friendship ... Parisian cafes, like Parisian museums, have long been one of the attractions French capital.
Types of transport
By far the best way to enjoy the beauty and charm of Paris is walking. However, if walking tour tired, you can always use a taxi or public transport... It is worth noting that the public transport network in Paris is extremely developed. It includes buses, trams, metro, commuter trains and water transport... In addition, moving the streets of Paris is possible on bicycles, which in last years are incredibly popular in Western Europe.
Weather in Paris
Paris is characterized by a temperate oceanic climate, which is significantly influenced by the North Atlantic Current. Such climatic features led to a relatively warm weather without sudden temperature changes. It is rarely too cold winters or too hot summers. As a rule, in summer the temperature in Paris does not exceed + 25 ° C, and in winter it does not drop below –3 ° C. And although Paris, unlike London, can hardly be called a rainy city, the capital of France is known for its sudden downpours that occur at any time of the year.
The beauty and charm of Paris can hardly be overestimated. Paris is a dream city that is simply impossible not to fall in love with. From the first minute he fascinates, and the memories of him remain for life. In a word, Paris is a fairy tale inspiring to live, create and love!
Paris is a symbol of France, a city of lovers and a city of dreams. Few elsewhere in the world there is another similar corner filled with love and romance. In this city, every corner, every street and every courtyard is imbued with an incredible French spirit. Millions of tourists come to France every year to stay in stylish and cozy hotels in Paris. Paris is the city to which the works of great writers and poets were dedicated, and the artists in this city were looking for inspiration. The city of love Paris is home to a huge number of attractions that tourists from different countries love so much.
Arriving in Paris, no one will miss the opportunity to admire the grandeur, beauty and extraordinary charm of the Eiffel Tower. This is one of the most important landmarks in France. The tower is located in the heart of the French capital, is a favorite place local residents and guests of the capital. The tower got its name in honor of the designer Gustave Eiffel. The designer himself called his creation a 300-meter tower.
The Louvre is another unforgettable place in Paris. It is one of the most magnificent museums the globe... In addition, it is the oldest, as its history dates back to the Capetian dynasty. The Louvre is the third largest in the world in terms of area. It is located in the very center of the historic capital. Best hotels in Paris are located at a minimum distance from the famous museum.
Another unforgettable place in France is visited by about millions of people every year - Disneyland Paris. This is the most visited theme park on the European continent. At Disneyland, guests are presented with about fifty rides in five themed zones. The park is made in the form of a wheel. From the central zone, where the Sleeping Beauty Castle is located, 5 alleys diverge to the zones: the main street of the USA, the era of the Wild West, the World of Adventures, the Land of Fantasy, the Land of Discovery.
When traveling to Paris, be sure to visit the Palace of Versailles. The emotions and impressions received in this delightful place will not let go for a very long time. This luxurious royal residence has amazed tourists with its splendor and grandeur for many years. Versailles is located 18 kilometers from Paris. It is easy to get here by train.
In the southwestern part of Paris, there is a private garden of Albert Kahn of extraordinary beauty. Here, in one place, a unique collection of gardens of different eras and styles is collected. The walking route starts from the most beautiful Japanese garden. All elements in the garden have their own meaning and philosophy, and all plants adorn every corner of the garden, giving individual beauty to each of them.
And, of course, there is no cathedral more famous in Europe than Notre Dame Cathedral, located on the Ile de la Cité, in historic center Paris. This grandiose building is a must-see when taking a walk around the cozy city where dreams come true - Paris.
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