Describing the capital of France exhaustively would require not one, but hundreds of articles. Among the data that confirm this thesis, museums are perhaps the most emblematic: there are over 150 of them and each one is worth a visit. Therefore, if you can’t see everything at once (unless you have huge resources of time and money), you need to make a choice. A choice that should take into account the unique combination of culture, art, history, entertainment and gastronomy that the city offers in abundance.
Eiffel Tower
Inaugurated in 1889 on the occasion of the 10th Universal Exhibition (and the centenary of the French Revolution), this gigantic tower, in its original design, had to be dismantled twenty years after its construction. Instead, it has passed not only throughout the 20th century, but in the 21st century, largely thanks to the enormous potential of the network, it has been definitively sanctified as a global icon capable of attracting millions of visitors every year. And to think that at the beginning the project met with strong opposition from the Parisian public. There were also those who called it “a threat to French history”. Today, on the contrary, those who want to climb to the top without settling for a classic photo on the esplanade of the Champs de Mars must book well in advance....