Paris Travel and Tourism Guide

There is too much in Paris to possibly fit in as there\'s truly something for everyone, but be sure to check out the Eiffel Tower and make sure you get there early as you could be in for a lengthy wait.
The Arc de Triomphe is a must see both outside and in, and at night it offers some amazing views of the Champs-Elysees. The Louvre hosts some of the most famous works of art known to the world (Venus de Milo and the Mona Lisa for example) as well as being one of the great sights of Paris itself (the modern glass pyramids). The Musée d'Orsay is another one of the galleries found in Paris hosting several pieces by Van Gogh and Monet. The Rodin and Picasso museums are two more galleries that are worth the visit whether you're an art lover or not.
Don't forget to visit the Notre Dame and if you're feeling fit you can climb to the top to see that famous bell. Then get ice cream on Isle St. Louis. During the day visit Sacre Couer and the Moulin Rouge in the Monmartre neighborhood. Paris is home to one of the worlds best Metro systems which makes it incredibly easy to make your way around the city but don't forget to take a stroll along side the river Seine. If you're a fan of water then maybe the bateau-mouche is the best way for you to see the sights of Paris as you can hop on and off at different stops along the river.
Paris is a vast and diverse city, so the chances are that everyone will experience something new and see some of the lesser known sights of Paris.