1. The Eiffel Tower - The Eiffel Tower is one of the most remarkable monuments worldwide. Annually many people from all over the world come this part of Paris to visit this 324 meters high tower. In November 2002, the Eiffel Tower welcomed its 200 millionth guest. On the 3rd floor is the work office of Gustav Eiffel, 
that lived there for years. The view from this point is phenomenal and worth every dollar or euro. On the first platform is an exposition about the Eiffel Tower with paintings, photo’s and information. There is an elevator that brings you to the top floor of the Eiffel Tower. Information panels show which buildings can be seen from the top floor.
that lived there for years. The view from this point is phenomenal and worth every dollar or euro. On the first platform is an exposition about the Eiffel Tower with paintings, photo’s and information. There is an elevator that brings you to the top floor of the Eiffel Tower. Information panels show which buildings can be seen from the top floor.
2. The Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris - The Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris is an impressive cathedral, build on an island called Île de la Cité, in the Seine. After the damage during the French Revolution, this 130 meters high cathedral needed a 23 years restoration starting in 1845 by Eugène Viollet-le-Duc. It has beautiful windows, many paintings and 17th century statues. There is also a treasure room where 3 relics of Christ are kept.
3. Basilique du Sacre Coeur - The Sacre Coeur is a basilica in Paris, is situated on hill Montmartre in the 18th district and is dedicated to the ‘Sacred Heart Association’. You can see the church from the Eiffel Tower and people can visit this church. The outside shows similarities with a cream pie. Inside is even more beautiful in the form of one of the world’s largest and most remarkable mosaics.
4. L’arc de Triomphe - The L’Arc de Triomphe is the second largest arc worldwide. It is situated in the 8th arrondissement in Paris and is build on the Place Charles de Gaulle, which is one the busiest traffic courts. The construction began in 1806, in honor of one of Napoleon’s victories at Austerlitz. Later, in 1836, the building was completed under the guidance of King Louis Philippe. People can visit the roof of the arc, which is 54 meters high and offers a beautiful view.
5. Chateau de Versailles - This is a castle and since 1792 a national museum called des châteaux de Versailles et de Trianon. Once they were symbol for de greatness of King Louis XIV. The most impressive space is the 70 meters long mirror room called Gallerie des Glaces. The palace is closed on Monday en during official French holidays.
