France
Arena nights and grand-stage spectacle
From the Accor Arena to open-air shows under the Eiffel Tower, Paris does spectacle effortlessly. Distances are short and the Métro is dense, so you are rarely far from the stage or a late dinner.
Where it is in France
At a glance
The unmissables
The Eiffel Tower sparkling on the hour after dark.
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A slow wander through Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur at golden hour.
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The Louvre or Musée d'Orsay — book a timed slot to skip the queue.
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Paris began as a Celtic settlement on the Île de la Cité before the Romans built Lutetia on the Left Bank.
It became the seat of French kings, the crucible of the 1789 Revolution and, under Haussmann in the 1850s–70s, was rebuilt into the grand boulevards and uniform stone façades that define it today.
A fresh butter croissant with an espresso at a corner café is the classic start.
Seared steak with crisp fries — the reliable bistro order.
Grab a baguette, cheese and a bottle for a picnic along the Seine.
Central, lively and walkable, with great bars and food.
Classic Paris on a budget, close to the river.
Right by the Accor Arena for zero late-night transfers.
Everything above is the teaser. The downloadable guide goes deep — the stuff locals know and first-timers miss, ready on your phone offline.
…and much, much more.
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