From always a style model and one of the most fascinating cities in Europe. In Paris, tradition and innovation coexist wonderfully. Just stroll along the tree-lined avenues of the city to realize it, crossing the many village-districts with the unmissable bakery and florist, or the impressive boulevards that from the Louvre Palace lead straight to the Défense. With its 2.15 million inhabitants (9 if you consider the metropolitan area), Paris is the largest city in France: virtually a french on five lives here. To cut it in half, the Seine, which on the Rive Gauche retains the historic core of Paris, with the Île de la Cité. To move from one side to the other there are 37 decks. If today Paris is a world metropolis, it is because of its ability to be a magnet for artists, writers, political dissidents, and also for its multi-ethnicity: the city is a crucible of races and cultures, where all the World languages ??and synagogues stand beside the mosques. But to understand Paris at a glance, you must climb the 1792 steps of its symbol, the Eiffel Tower. From here you can see the radiocentric structure of the metropolis (the 20 districts dividing the city are assigned according to a spiral that starts from the center and rotates clockwise). Thus, the boulevards indicate the various stages of growth in Paris, linked to the subsequent enlargements of the wall circles. Like the rings of a trunk of a tree, they tell the story of the capital from the fortification built by Philip ...