This church is the second-largest church in Paris. Its fountain of the four cardinal directions is impressive. It is in an open space and a beautiful area of St. Germain des pres close to Luxembourg gardens.

This area is one of Paris's most charming neighborhoods, with fine shops, and literary and artistic celebrities who live and work here. Explore the great museums in this area. The most interesting food shops and food markets.

The oldest standing bridge, in 1577 King Henri decreed that a new bridge should be built over the seine, the project resumed in 1599 during the reign of Henri IV.

We will walk by the river and around the city island, the flower market, and the city island which was the site of the fortress of the Roman governor. The landmark sites include the Cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris and Sainte-Chapelle. Many restaurants and ice cream lovers.

Le Marais is full of small cobblestone streets, lined with cozy restaurants, trendy independent fashion boutiques, contemporary art galleries, and museums. There is a Paris of Jewish life with delis, bagel shops, and Synagogues, and also Paris of today filled with interesting shops and Sunday brunch.

Place des Vosges is one of the oldest squares in Paris, and also one of the most beautiful. Many art galleries line the Place des Vosges. It is a perfectly symmetrical square bordered by 36 buildings. The Victor Hugo House is a museum dedicated to the French writer. The author of ' Les Miserables' lived on the second floor from 1832 to 1848.