Les monuments

This 11th century monastery is carved out of natural granite.

This famous museum houses 300,000 art treasures.

Parisians love to relax here on sunny days.

This museum used to be a train station, now it houses impressionist paintings from artists like Claude Monet.

This palace was touched by all the great royalty of France.

This elegant château sits on the Cher River.

This famous church stands at the summit of Montmartre.

A tourist attraction with its cafes and artists everywhere painting and selling their art.

This six level steel and glass museum brings together all the contemporary art forms.

This is the quickest and most efficient way to get around Paris.

This military museum houses Napoleon's tomb.

This monument was built by Napoleon to commemorate his victories.

Working from the plans of an unknown architect it took 200 years to build this cathedrdal.

This square is where various French royalty lost their heads during the revolution.

The best known and busiest department store in Paris.

The most famous Paris landmark.

Considered the most magnificent of all the French châteaux.

The most flamboyant bridge that crosses the river Seine.

The largest theater in the world.

The largest castle in the Loire Valley.