Paris Sites

This museum used to be a train station. Now, you can see art from the 19th century.

This monument was built in 1889 for the World's Fair.

This street has many activities. It's the site of parades and the ending of La Tour de France.

The Phantom of the Opera was written to be performed here.

Now housing a monument from Egypt, this was the location of the guillotine.

Modern Art Museum - Plumbing and Heating are on the outside.

Napolean had this monument built.

This is the best form of transportation in Paris.

This garden has a lot of flowers, a mini Lady Liberty and a place where you can sail boats.

This is a basilica in Montmartre. Artists hang out here.

Many graves were dug up and dumped here in the 19th century.

To be buried here, you have to have lived and or died in Paris.

This cathedrale has stood in the center of Paris since the Middle Ages.

Once a fortress, this museum has the largest collection in the world including La Jocande.

Napoleon is buried here. It was once a military hospital.