Audio guides
The 7 most important sights, Montmartre and the streets of Paris, great and small moments history (Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre...), you can find all this in the multilingual audio guides.
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Where the Cars Rouges stop.
Eiffel Tower
From the beginning, people were indignant in the name of french art and history.
Arc de Triomphe
You will see that this patriotic symbol has been confirmed by history.
Le Louvre
Did you know that it took over 800 years to construct it ?
Where the Cars Rouges don't stop.
Place du tertre
Since 15th century, the place du Tertre has hardly changed.
Eglise Saint Pierre
The gate that you see on your right, opened into a vineyard and the abbeys grape press.
Rue Cortot (musée)
A plaque at number 4 rue Cortot tells us that the musician Erik Satie lived there.
Le lapin Agile
The vineyard was planted in 1930 to commemorate the vines that used to cover the hill.
Square Dalida
Dalida spent 25 years liveng in Montmartre.
Place Marcel Aymé
In Montmartre, Marcel Yamé and the good looking Jena Maris did not by unnoticed...
Bateau Lavoir
Compartmentabilised into 15 tiny living quarters consisting of one room...
Notre-Dame de Paris
In his novel " Notre Dame de Paris " Victor Hugo was very perceptive.
Saint-Germain des Prés
This area, some say this village, is famous throughout the world.
Sacré Coeur
Do you know why the Sacre-Coeur is perched on this hill at an altitude of 129 meters ?
Beaubourg
Did president George Pompidou have any idea how successful the center would be ?
Musée du Quai Branly
A place dedicated to the arts and non-western civilizations, hidden within a garden unlike any other...
Rue Marie Stuart
Do you know the life of the Queen Marie Stuart?
Rue des degrès
The "Rue des Degrés" is without doubt the shortest street in Paris
Rue Sévigné
The Marquise de Sévigné lived there with her daughter...
Rue des Blancs Manteaux
How long has this street been called that? What does it mean? The answer lies in the 13th century.
Rue de la Huchette
The rue de la Huchette is one of Paris' oldest Rive Gauche streets
Rue de Nesle
Rue de Nesle is a street in Saint-Germain-des-Prés in the 6th arrondissement of Paris.
Rue de Grenelle
The Ministry of Employment in the Rue de Grenelle in Paris was part of an event that will make history.
Rue Royale
The well-known address on this street is the Maxim's restaurant at number 3
Avenue Montaigne
The golden triangle
Porte de Samois
It's one of the town's fortified gates, and thus built into the protective walls.
The Francis I Facade
This façade was once the gallery that decorated the house of Nicolas Chabouillé, finance officer of Francis I.
Barley sugar
"Madeleine de Proust" and barley sugar in Moret
The church
The Notre-Dame church is surprising in that it almost appears to grow out of the ground !
The church, interior presentation
The organ, in a typical Renaissance style, is one of the oldest in France.
Sisley's House
Alfred Sisley was a famous impressionist painter of English origin.
The keep
The keep is the only remaining part of the old royal castle.
The Quai des Laveuses
In the Middle Ages, the town was encircled by its walls.
The Porte de Bourgogne
The town had a fortified gate at either end of its main street.
Margaron Meadow
This is a lovely spot to idle time away by the river Loing.
Sisley and the landscapes of Moret
Sisley painted a number of motifs and moods in Moret-sur-Loing
The Ramparts
A large part of the ramparts was destroyed in the early 19th century.
The Town Hall Square
Most of the buildings on the square outside the town hall, Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, date from the early 20th century.
The Moorish Nun
Who was this dark-skinned nun in the Convent of Moret ?
Bust of Sisley
On Sisley's death, his friend the painter Claude Monet organised an exhibition in Paris.
