Things To Do In France And Places To Visit

France Tourism Attractions

When planning a trip to France, travelers dream of the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, the Seine River Cruise, and charming pastoral villages. But often the most memorable moments of a vacation happen when taking part in local activities instead of just sightseeing. These special experiences and small adventures go beyond just visiting a monument or a museum, they capture the spirit of the place of France Tourism Attractions.

1. Eiffel Tower

France Eiffel Tower is one of the most famous landmarks in the world as well it is the most important part of France tourism attractions. The France Eiffel Tower was built from 1887 to 1889 by French engineer Gustave Eiffel. It took 2 years 2 months and 5 days to construct the great Eiffel Tower. The height of the Eiffel Tower is 324 meters.
the Eiffel Tower is dominated by four massive pillars, which support the entire weight of the 10,100-ton monument. The metal framework alone weighs 7,300 tons while the paint that protects the structure “only’ weighs 60 tons.
The Eiffel Tower has three levels – the first level, the second level, and the summit. All three levels are open to visitors and they offer some of the most unique experiences in Paris.

  • Level one
    Visitors can choose to ride the elevator or walk up 360 steps to the first level.
    This level is at an altitude of 57 meters.
    Level One is very famous for its glass and the 58 Tour Eiffel Tower restaurant.
  • Level two
    This Level offers an awe-inspiring view of the Paris cityscape at an altitude of 115 meters.
    Visitors can choose to ride the elevator or walk from level one.
  • Summit
    This is the last stop at the France Eiffel Tower and this one is not for the people who fear height because it is at an altitude of 276 meters.
    To reach this level visitors should take the elevator from level two.
    There is a small viewing area inside under a roof and another viewing platform in the open air.

Eiffel Tower is the best part of France tourism attractions.

2. Louvre

1. Mona Lisa

  • Mona Lisa’s Painting hardly needs an introduction, but very few people in the world know why should you see it.
  • The painting of the Mona Lisa is not only beautiful to see in Louvre.
  • It is a rare combination of technical mastery, new artistic techniques, provenance to a celebrity artist, and very interesting history.
  • Many visitors around the world visit to Louvre just to see pictures of the Mona Lisa.
  • The painting of the Mona Lisa was created by Leonardo da Vinci around 1503, the small painting is covered with an extra layer of plexiglass and is usually surrounded by a crowd of tourists trying to get a glimpse of it.

 

2. Les Noces de Cana

  • The painting of Len Noces was created in the year 1563.
  • The painting of Les Noces was intended to decorate the refectory of the monastery.
  • The immense 70-square-meter painting covers an entire wall of the Louvre gallery from floor to ceiling.

 

3. Psyche Revived by the Kiss of Love

  • Along with Mona Lisa, this is probably the most recognized piece of art in the world.
  • Its age (over 2,000 years) beauty and iconic missing arms have all combined to make it one of the most enduring representations of classical female beauty in existence.
  • Venus is one of the few works of art that still inspires transcendental awe among many who view it.

3. Seine River Cruise Paris

1. Famous Bridges

  • Paris is also called a city of bridges.
  • New-Bridge is actually the oldest bridge in Paris, which was built in the early century of 17th century.

2. The City Island

  • City Island called Ile-de-la-cité – ‘City-Island it is located in the center of the Seine at the heart of Paris.
  • On it, among others, you will find the Notre Dame Cathedral, a stunning example of gothic architecture.
  • You should definitely put Notre Dame and the Sainte-Chapelle on your list of things to do near the Seine River in Paris!

 

4. Disneyland Paris

  • Loaded with numerous attractions, parades, and shows, Disneyland Paris is a hidden gem of Paris to explore 365 days of the year.
  • Mid-January to Mid March and later from Mid April to Mid May is considered as off-season to visit Disney World.
  • Pass Price Varies according to the number of days and age group.
  • One Day Tickets Pass Price:
    Mini – 44.85 Euros onwards
    Magic – 59.81 Euros onwards
    Super Magic – 70.36 Euros onwards
  • Meet your favorite characters here
  • Disneyland’s journey would be probably incomplete without meeting your favorite character.
  • Here are plenty of opportunities to do just that at both Disney parks.
  • If you want to meet Disney royalty, make sure you visit the Princess Pavilion at Disneyland Park
  • Disneyland is also one of the important parts of France tourism attractions.

5. Hop On Hop Off Bus Paris

  • Create a personalized itinerary of the sights you want to see
  • Listen to informative audio commentary aboard the open-top bus
  • Choose a 1-day or 2-day sightseeing bus pass
  • Upgrade to enjoy a Seine River cruise

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6. Picasso National Museum

  • Picasso is closely associated with the town of Vallauris, already well-known for its pottery and ceramics.
  • He lived there between 1948 and 1955. Entranced by the charm of the Romanesque chapel in the château de Vallauris, Picasso decided to create there a “Temple of Peace”.
  • Wanting to renew with sacred art and in an ideological spirit, he created a monumental work entitled War and Peace.
  • Composed of two panels measuring more than 100 m2, his work represents the horrors of war and the benefits of peace.

7. Conciergerie Paris

  • The Conciergerie is an architectural Gothic gem, designated as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. But because Paris has so many other famous monuments and sites, the Conciergerie gets overlooked and under-rated.
  • The Conciergerie began as a royal palace called Palais de la Cité (“Palace of the City”), originally built in the 6th century by Clovis, the first King of France.
  • Its location lies on Île de la Cité, one of two small islands in the middle of the Seine River, which places it at the heart of historic Paris.

8. Sainte Chapelle

  • Visit the Notre Dame cathedral
  • Visit the conciergerie
  • Buy some flowers at the flower market
  • “Pont-Neuf”, Paris’ oldest bridge
  • “Ponts des Arts”, the bridge for lovers
  • Take a break on the banks

 

10. Versailles Tour

  • The Queen’s Hamlet
  • The Empire Rooms
  • Place D’Armes & The Gate Of Honour
  • The Gallery Of Battles
  • The Versailles Gardens
  • Food market of Versailles

11. Paris Guided Night Walking Tour

  • Take a Sightseeing Tour
  • Sporting Events
  • See the Louvre At Night
  • See the Moulin Rouge

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