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This cemetery is the largest in Paris. The uneven ground and the abundant willows, maples and cypress mitigate the funerary character of the place. — Michelin Guide
For eight centuries, the Louvre was the residence of kings and emperors. Successive expansion projects have created one of the world's largest palaces, along with the Vatican. — Michelin Guide
The center’s functions are as varied as its colors; it serves as a cultural theme park of ultra-modern exhibition, performance, and research space. — Let's Go
Here, 140 chronological rooms depict the history of Paris, from pre-Roman Gaul to the 20th century. — Time Out
Since 1986, the huge main hall of the former Orsay railway station has been the home of art collections covering the period 1848 to 1914. — Michelin Guide
Although it's one of Paris's most consistently popular tourist sites, this Gothic cathedral still has the power to stun. — Condé Nast Traveler
Beyond Monet’s multipaneled and expansive Water Lilies ensemble, what makes this recently renovated space truly special is the regrouping of an exceptional collection of modern art. — Travel + Leisure
The Paris botanical garden - which contains more than 10,000 species and includes tropical greenhouses and rose, winter and Alpine gardens - is an enchanting place. — Time Out
Every aspect of the animal world, including the themes of hunting myths and legends, its traditions and practices, and the development of firearms, is highlighted here. — Michelin Guide
After the catastrophe of 1870, a number of Catholics vowed to build a church consecrated to the Heart of Christ on the hill of Montmartre. — Michelin Guide
The stately Hôtel Biron, built in 1732, has been home to Musée Rodin since 1919. — Condé Nast Traveler
This beautiful square is one the city's oldest; set in Le Marais, it's surrounded by grand houses and an arched walkway lined with galleries and quaint cafés. — Afar Magazine
Situated at the top of the Champs-Élysées, this arch occupies the centre of the Place Charles-de-Gaulle, which opens out onto 12 wide avenues. — Michelin Guide
The 17C Hôtel Salé is the setting for this impressive collection of paintings which follows the development of this great master from Málaga in southern Spain. — Michelin Guide
Devout King Louis IX (St Louis, 1226-70) had a hobby of accumulating holy relics. — Time Out
This major center for contemporary photography opened in the mid-1990s, and it features regularly changing photography exhibitions. — Frommer's
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