Louvre Station

Not only is this the most famous museum in Paris, but it's also the largest museum of art and antiquities in the world. Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Liberty Leading the People are just a few of the countless masterpieces to see on your unforgettable visit to the Louvre, which spans every era and civilization.

From a 16th century private residence to an 18th century scandalous meeting place, the Palais Royal is now a peaceful cultivated oasis in the heart of Paris that’s a favorite place to stroll. Enjoy the manicured gardens, covered walkways and the Buren Columns art installation.

The cauldron shines once again in the Tuileries Garden until September 14, 2025. Every evening, it rises — just like during the Games — from an airship to 60 meters above the ground at sunset.

Tha Jardin des Tuileries is the biggest and oldest French-style garden in Paris. Many large events are held at this registered historic landmark, like the Fête des Tuileries carnival that goes on all summer long. And don't forget to take a ride on the Grande Roue ferris wheel for a better view of the city.

The Carroussel is a shopping center under the Louvre’s inverted pyramid. Wander through the large selection of shops and take a culinary trip around the world in the sprawling food court with delicacies from places like France, Italy, Spain, Japan and Morocco.

A bustling street of shops almost 2 miles long. This fashionista paradise stretches from rue du Louvre to the Paris City Hall (Hôtel de Ville) and the famous BHV Marais department store. You’ll find all the major international brands along the way. The choice is all yours.