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Paris

Metropolitain Station

The amazing City of Paris, often called the City of Light, partly due to the fact that Louis XIV encouraged the civic authorities to use more lanterns for street lighting and residents to light their windows with candles but also because the City was a centre for enlightened thinkers including poets, philosophers and scientists during the 17th and 18th centuries.

Still at the forefront of the arts today Paris is at once exciting, entertaining, educational but above all still enlightening!

For this edition of the app I refer in detail only to those attractions that can be seen comfortably in one day. Most are within walking distance, (i.e. in Arrondissements 1 - 6) while the others can be easily reached using the City’s incomparable Metro system, e.g. Le Tour Eiffel (7th), Les Champs Elysées and L’Arc de Triomphe (both 8th) and Montmartre (18th).

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Arc de Triomphe

Napoléon’s Triumphal Arch

Bateaux Mouches

A Boat Trip on the Seine

Centre Pompidou

Contemporary art

Champs-Elysées

The World’s most well-known Thoroughfare?

Le Louvre

The home of the Mona Lisa

Paris: Les Deux Magots

The Renowned Deux Magots in the 6ème

Montmartre & Sacré-Couer

Sacré-Couer on La Butte

Musée d’Orsay

The Former Gare d’Orsay

Nôtre-Dame

Cathédrale Nôtre-Dame

Paris Metro

Le Metropolitain

Tour Eiffel

Gustave Eiffel’s Masterpiece

Text © Paul Shawcross

Images by Paul Shawcross, ThePromenader