Experience your new city

Tour Eiffel

From the historic gardens to the dazzling view of Paris, the Tower is a must-see attraction. The first floor is partially glazed, allowing one to feel the unique sensation of walking above a void.

Le Pont de Mirabeau

Sous le pont Mirabeau coule la Seine
Et nos amours
Faut-il qu’il m’en souvienne
La joie venait toujours après la peine.
Vienne la nuit sonne l’heure
Les jours s’en vont je demeure

Guillaume Apollinaire

The bridge itself is not particularly striking, but the view from it is just extraordinary, especially at night.

Disneyland Paris

April 12, 1992 marked the historic opening of Disneyland Paris, a wonderful place where magic has continued to amaze young and old for 30 years. Disneyland Paris has 50 attractions today. They are spread over 9 Disney Universes, including 5 universes in Disneyland Park and 4 in Walt Disney Studios Park. We all have unforgettable memories of times spent in the Kingdom of Dreams.

Curiosity at the Louvre

Two pavilions face each other: the Rohan pavilion and the Lesdiguières pavilion. Each is topped with a lantern, surmounted by a weather vane. Golden “N”s, topped with the imperial crown, decorate each of the two lanterns.

Louis Vuitton Foundation

Only 2 metro stops away from the hotel, at the foot of the Jardin d’Acclimatation, this contemporary artistic structure is a place of life and culture. Here, you will discover temporary exhibitions, concerts and workshops.
“We wanted to offer Paris an exceptional place for art and culture and bet on audacity and emotion by entrusting Frank Gehry with the construction of an emblematic building of the 21st century.” (Bernard Arnault)

The Yves Saint Laurent Museum

The Yves Saint Laurent Paris Museum exhibits the work of the couturier in the historic place of his former fashion house, through a retrospective tour and thematic temporary exhibitions presented consecutively.

The Montmartre hill

The Butte Montmartre is one of the most beautiful places in the capital.
You usually stop at the Pigalle station on line 2 of the circular line of the Paris metro. Then you rush into a small Parisian street to climb this hill which dominates all of Paris. A place that used to be poorly frequented and which brought together the poor and the artists. Picasso, to name just one, lived there for a few years before becoming famous and moving to the south of France or to Spain.

Bridge Alexander III

The most beautiful bridge in Paris, the romantics take their most beautiful photos there.

The Art Nouveau building on avenue Rapp

Perfectly asymmetrical, this 6 story building does not go unnoticed in the peaceful district of the Eiffel Tower! Built in 1900 by the architect Jules Lavirotte, the building is part of the same movement as Gaudi’s work in Spain. With its curved lines, its dissimilar windows, its atypical colors but above all, its impressive mosaic covering and its majestic carved door (on which hides a naughty detail…), the building is a true architectural masterpiece that we never get tired of.

The zero point of Paris

On the forecourt of Notre-Dame, a stone slab is hidden containing a piece of bronze in the middle surrounded by a compass and on which is inscribed “Point zero des routes de France”. This symbolic point became, under Louis XV a reference point to calculate the distance from other cities. This slab itself was installed in 1924. Since then, tradition has it that if you walk on this point, your steps will always take you back to Paris.

The most beautiful pathways of Paris

You may not have known it, but Paris is home to many absolutely magnificent covered passages.