Looking for fun things to do in Paris, France? Browse Paris sights, activities, and tourist attractions ranked by fellow travelers. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in Paris. You may also write your own review of what to do in Paris.
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Amanda says:
This is one of the most famous cemetaries in the world. There is something very impressive and special about this place, and it's worth a spot if you have time.
A lot of famous people are buried here; Ocar Wilde, Chopin, Jim Morrison... but even when you are walking through the rest of the gr…
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kcmotraveller says:
Just super awesome, but not if you're claustrophobic.
Must see!
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danikbates says:
The Basilique du Sacré Coeur, is a high point of any Parisian itinerary, but keep one eye on the mesmerising views and the other on your belongings as the base of the basilica attracts pickpockets and touts.
Metro tickets and travel passes can be used on the RATP-operated funicular railway, whi…
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jenn79 says:
For 10 Euro, this nicely organized little space boasts a great deal of Dali's bronze sculptures and color sketches. You're not supposed to take pictures in here but everyone was, so I snapped a few as well. What you see in this review is about 80% of what is available to see inside this gallery as i…
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Weil says:
My one hour cruise along the River Seine started near the Musee d'Orsay and gave me the opportunity to experience the grandeur of Paris from a completely different view.
The tour guide was exceptional. He was knowledgeable about the 2,000 years of Paris history and all the monuments along the ri…
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cmwish says:
H and I were hungry and tired as we strolled down the Champs Elysees one night. We agreed we needed to sit down and eat but we were so easily distracted. When we got to the Arc de Triomphe I was surprised to find out we could go to the top. Where did we get the energy to climb all those stairs? …
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jennyjones says:
watching the sunset sitting at the steps of the Sacre Coeur is something which is actually a must. you've got to take some snacks and wine/beer and enjoy people playing music, singing and dancing. It's just great and for free!!!
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ophirh says:
well... when you come from cloudy-grey skied England to Paris, and you go during normal weekday to the park at lunch time, it's really amazing to see how people enjoy their life and just sit in the park, read a book and enjoy their lunch break in the sun. Also for the males between us, the french gi…
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louiseketley says:
The Moulin Rouge is located in Paris' red-light district of Pigalle on Boulevard de Clichy in the 18th arrondissement.
Seeing a show at the Moulin Rouge is not cheap, but lets face it, you're paying for the name more than anything. Although it is a lot of money to fork out it's an absolutely phe…
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cotterb says:
This is a great Science Museum and is worth visiting. They say that it is one of the largest in Europe. While science remains the same regardless of culture it is neat to see what they choose to show off. This museum has a large light wave area where people can explore how li…
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peppertm says:
The Eglise du Dome (Napoleon’s Tomb) is found in the complex of buildings containing monuments and museums know as Les Invalides. Here, aside from Napoleon’s Tomb, you will also find the Musee de L’Armee, Musee des Plans-Reliefs and Musee de L’Ordre de la Liberation. We looked around the e…
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iriskuster says:
When you're in Paris, you should visit the Grande Arche de la Defense. It's located just outside of the Periferique (the big freeway around Paris) and is easily accessible by metro. It's shaped like a giant square and you can take the elevator to the top. It cost me around 9 Euros (in 2008), because…
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Montmatre
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#28 of 40 things to do in Paris
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acnorth says:
I've visited Paris three times, but my most recent was without doubt the best... We stayed in Montmatre, towards the North West of the city. Around the corner is the fascinatingly seedy and colourful Moulin Rouge. Don't be afraid to venture off the main street to find some amazing places to grab din…
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mwastrod says:
The best museum I've been to. Some museums, like the Louvre, just inundate you with material until you can't understand why its art anymore. This place was small, just 4 rooms, and really gave you a chance to see Monet's pieces. It actually felt normal to wander around, spending 4 minutes just stari…
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Eric says:
This is one of my favorite museums in Paris. It features a large-sized
collection of sculpture by Auguste Rodin, one of the most famous
sculptors in recent times. The museum actually consists of two parts.
The indoor portion houses most of the work on two floors of space. The
outdoor portion is …
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