Landmarks in Paris
Historic Landmarks
Paris’s skyline is defined by centuries of architectural evolution, from the medieval Gothic spires of Notre-Dame and Sainte-Chapelle to the 19th-century wrought iron of the Eiffel Tower. This collection features monumental arches like the Arc de Triomphe, historic Seine crossings such as the Renaissance-era Pont Neuf and the ornate Beaux-Arts Alexandre III Bridge, and royal sites like the Conciergerie. It also highlights the city's vertical landmarks, including the 210-meter Montparnasse Tower and the lone Gothic remnant of Saint-Jacques Tower.
A Eiffel Tower
Wrought-iron lattice tower standing 330 meters tall, originally constructed for the 1889 World's Fair. It features three levels for public access and serves as a broadcast transmitter.
B Sagrado Corazón
Romano-Byzantine basilica located at the summit of Montmartre. Constructed from white travertine stone, the monument was completed in 1914 and features a large belfry housing the Savoyarde, one of France's heaviest bells.
C Arc de Triomphe
Monumental neoclassical arch serving as a war memorial and national symbol, featuring sculptures and a viewpoint with panoramic city views.
D Notre-Dame Cathedral
Historic Gothic Catholic cathedral known for its stunning architecture and cultural significance. It features notable Gothic art and serves as a place of worship and a national monument.
E Alexandre III Bridge
Historic arch bridge inaugurated in 1900, featuring ornate sculptures and Art Nouveau design. It provides panoramic views of the Seine and nearby landmarks.
F Pont Neuf
Historic arch stone bridge dating from the late 16th century, known for its statues and architectural features.
G Palais Royal Garden
Historic garden with gravel paths and fountains, offering a tranquil strolling area within a classical architectural setting.
H Conciergerie
Medieval Gothic building that served as a royal palace, prison, and revolutionary court, now functioning as a museum and national monument.
I Sainte-Chapelle
Historic Gothic chapel from the 13th century renowned for its stunning stained glass windows and rich religious and artistic heritage.
J Paris Opera House
Historic opera house featuring baroque and beaux-arts architecture, serving as a venue for opera, ballet, and musical performances.
K Montparnasse Tower
Skyscraper standing at 210 meters featuring an observation deck on the 56th floor and a rooftop terrace. This office building is currently undergoing extensive renovations and its observatory is closed.
L The National Residence of the Invalids
Historic complex featuring baroque architecture, a military museum, and a mausoleum containing the tomb of Napoleon I.
M Saint-Jacques Tower
Historic 54-meter Gothic tower, the sole remnant of the former church Saint-Jacques-de-la-Boucherie, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
N Place Vendôme
Historic square featuring elegant baroque architecture and a prominent bronze column made from enemy cannons. Renowned as a center for luxury brands and high-end jewelry boutiques.
O Jena Bridge
Historic stone arch bridge spanning the Seine, notable for its neoclassical architecture and sculptures commemorating a Napoleonic battle.
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