Invalides Station

Built as a tribute to soldiers, this single complex is home to a long list of places to explore, including the Musée de l’Armée (French Army history), Musée des Plans-Reliefs (military models), Musée de l’Ordre de la Libération (history of the Free French Forces), the Dôme Church (the tomb of Napoleon I is here), and the Saint-Louis des Invalides Church.

This is where the laws of France are debated and passed. Located in the Palais Bourbon, the Assemblée Nationale is worth a visit to see its stately rooms and halls, paintings by artists like Delacroix, and its remarkable library housing some 700,000 printed works. A hidden treasure.

This is where the laws of France are debated and passed. Located in the Palais Bourbon, the Assemblée Nationale is worth a visit to see its stately rooms and halls, paintings by artists like Delacroix, and its remarkable library housing some 700,000 printed works. A hidden treasure.

Lounging on a patio on the banks of the Seine has become a Paris institution. The Rosa Bonheur eatery is the perfect spot for families, couples and friends to sit back and relax. 

This old Garde Royale naval warehouse was converted into a nightclub, restaurant and cocktail bar. Located under Pont Alexandre III, come here to sip a refreshing drink overlooking the river banks or dance the night away to house or techno music. 

Fine French cuisine in a cozy atmosphere. L’Arpège is chef Alain Passard's restaurant. His vegetable-centric menu has earned him three Michelin stars since 1996.