Start at Paris' oldest bridge, Pont Neuf, where you’ll learn about its role in linking the city’s two banks and symbolising Paris' growth during the 16th century.
A charming, historic square built in the 1600s, Place Dauphine offers a peaceful escape with its elegant layout and fascinating history.
This former royal palace turned revolutionary prison housed figures like Marie Antoinette. Explore its turbulent past during the French Revolution.
Adjacent to the Conciergerie, the Palais de Justice has been the heart of Paris’ legal system, holding some of the most important trials in French history.
Admire the stunning stained glass windows of Sainte Chapelle, a Gothic masterpiece built by King Louis IX in the 13th century to house sacred relics.
A picturesque market on Île de la Cité, the Marché aux Fleurs has offered flowers and plants since the 19th century, adding color and fragrance to the heart of Paris.
The Hôtel-Dieu is Paris' oldest hospital, founded in the 7th century, and has played a vital role in the city's healthcare for over a thousand years.
Learn about the role of the Préfecture de Police, Paris' police headquarters, in maintaining law and order throughout the city’s history.
Though entry is not part of the tour, Notre Dame is free to visit before or after. Explore this Gothic masterpiece, a symbol of Parisian faith and national identity.
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