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Paris Tours and Monuments - Top 10 Attractions follow by France's Top 10 Monuments

Paris Top 10 Attractions The must see sights of Paris   1.   Eiffel Tower    2.   Louvre   3.   Palace of Versailles   4.   Notre Dame Cathedral   5.   Avenue Champs-Elysees   6.   Latin Quarter   7.   Place Concorde   8.   Rodin Museum   9.   D'Orsay Museum   10. St.Chapelle & Conciergerie       France Top 5 Monuments   Normandy WW II Beaches   Mont Saint Michel   Loire Chateaux   Provence Avignon - Aix Plus   Lyon Food & Wine   Top Paris Attractions are ranked by visitor attendance as noted at the left.  It's impossible to see all that Paris has to offer, unless you live in Paris!  Paris tourist sights number in the hundreds, an if you haven't been to Paris, be sure to visit as many of these top attractions as possible.  Please view more details on the TOP PARIS TOUR options by scrolling down  Bus Tours With that said if you're limited on time, then definitely take a BUS TOUR, it will help you familiarize yourself with Paris and help you get around Paris on your own.  Both the yellow and red bus offer great tour options.  The Paris City Red Hop-on Hop-off Tour is the easiest way to get around town. You can hop-on and off at any of the nine stops as often as you like over a two day period. The open-top double-decker buses provides fantastic views from the upper seats.. Buses depart every few minutes in summer or winter, every day of the year. Recorded commentary is available in several languages.. You will receive headphones for the commentary the first time you use your ticket.  Tours with the Arc de Triomphe drive-by.       L'Open Tours Double Decker Bus   The Open Tour Route Offers 50 stops to hop off and on a 1 or 2 day pass   Paris Red Hop Off Hop On Bus Discover Paris from the comfort of our famous red double deck buses    AmaWaterways        NEW for 2013  Paris & Normandy       Avalon Waterways     2013 and 2014

1. Eiffel Tower		Eiffel Tower or Tour Eiffel is the most visited  monu-ment in France. Built for the World Exposition in 1889 it was not received well by the French at all, but was such a success it became the most visited attraction today.		6. Opera Garnier   A Baroque Masterpiece		The Palais Garnier is not only a must see but a must attend if you're into the arts at all. Named the Academie Nationale de Musique and Theatre de l'Opera, was built in 1875. The name was changed twice and in 1989 to the Palais Garnier.
2. Louvre Museum		The Louvre is one of the largest museums in the world, and the most visited in Paris.  Her two most noted works of art are the world's famous Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo reside there. The Louvre is a must see when in Paris!		7. Ave Champs-Elysees     The Avenue of Trees		The Avenue des Champs-Elysees is the most visited and prestigious avenue in Paris.  The magnificent mile [or two] of elite hotels and restaurants, luxury shopping cinemas, National events, and is known as the most beautiful avenue in the world.
3. Palace of Versailles		The castle and grounds rank within the top three most visited monuments in France. Spend the day, there's that much to see and do.		8. Latin Quarter		The Latin Quarter is a favorite arrondissement in Paris and the bohemian lifestyle that it is associated with. It sits on the left bank and home to the Sorbonne University and borders St. Germaine des Prix, a must visit.
4.  Notre Dame		Notre Dame Cathedrale is the next most popular visited church and monument in Paris.  Located in Ile-de la Cite [this is the original area of Paris called Lutetia and dating back some 1500 years]. Notre Dame is about 850 years old		9. Tuileries Gardens		The Palais des Tuileries was a royal palace and gardens. Catherine de Medici planned this new palace after Henry II died.  The palace itself was destroyed during the turmoil in 1871. The gardens and lake is a lovely spot to stop and relax and people watch. It's located on the Right Bank.
5. Paris d'Orsay Museum		The d'Orsay Museum is a must see in Paris, housed in what use to be the old train station along the River Seine, across from Tuileries gardens. The museum was built for the Universal Exposition of 1900 and itself being a work of art.		10. Place de la  Concorde		Place de la Concorde is another magnificent square calle Place de la Concorde for all to enjoy.  It's located at the eastern end of the Champs-Elysees and sits in between the that avenue and the Tuileires Gardens.

Paris Historic District Tours
Some by Bus and/or Walking Tours Include:  French Revolution  |  Latin Quarter  |  Marais District  | Montmartre  |  Notre Dame  |  Paris Historic Tour  |  Saint Germain-des-Pres  |  WWII Paris Walking Tour |  Classic Paris Walking Tour

Paris France River Cruises on the River Seine, are another comfortable and popular way to see Paris. A Paris river cruise takes you under the Ponts [bridges] that are true architectural delights in themselves.  Whether you take a cruise during the day or a spectacular evening cruise, there are numerous river combo tour selections.