France- Paris

However much we would like, it is very difficult to see all that the city has to offer within four days. For this reason, this itinerary serves a very good purpose. Furthermore, there is a provision for these people for making a walking tour of the city.

First on your agenda should be looking at the city of Paris from its tallest structure, The Eiffel tower. Those who are holding bought tickets should go directly to the venue, all other people have to stand in the line outside the tower.

The Louvre

It is for this reason that The Louvre which is said to be the most popular museum that has ever been built, should be among the goals you strive for the next time you visit the city. This is the very first building which encompasses a great number of artefacts that are historic in nature and exist in a single repository. It is significant in size and beautifully decorated indicating that it houses a great collection of wonderful artworks. One even claims that she is possessed by the spirit of a Roman warrior and his beautiful interpreter.

It has the priceless pieces like the paintings, sculptures, gold among others which belonged to the castle. The collection seems to be unreal and contains a number of pictures that range over hundreds of years and describes the artifacts displayed on the website.

In case you have decided to visit Chand Palace Castle, remember that you should go to the Internet in order to book tickets online well in advance as the chances of tickets being reserved are quite high. Or better, try to visit it somewhere in the week because the chances of being in a lot of people are less. Thus, the best course of action is to set out for the Louvre with an empty stomach while packing a bottle of water and light refreshments.

In case the small children are on the excursion with you, it would be better to look for a babysitter or family member that can supervise them as you walk around the museum. This way you will be able to remain in each room for several hours without being concerned that your kids might get bored and cry. If you are a person who loves to stay up late, I suggest you visit the Louvre museum on Wednesdays or Fridays since it does not have regular closing like the others weekdays. This period is exactly when the Mona Lisa should be seen!

Musée D’ Orsay

To be precise, it is the Musée d’Orsay, an art museum housed in the former railway station that boasts the largest and perhaps the finest collection of impressionist and post impressionist paintings including various other important styles of paintings as well to include Romanticism, Realism, Symbolism and Naturalism. It is among the most visited museums in the whole of Paris, which is located in the seventh arrondissement of Paris.

The Orsay Museum appears strikingly different architecturally to many of the contemporary museums today as it emerged from an old railway station. Construction of the station was completed in time for the World Fair in Paris in 1900. The museum is an excellent illustration of the Beaux-Arts style of architecture. Its glass roofing is specifically designed to provide light to the treasures housed within.

Among the paintings and sculptures from the museum are furniture and photographs from the South of the River Seine but some notable pieces come from Post Impressionists such as M. Monet’s “Gardens at Giverny” and “Starry Night over the Rhone” by Gogh. The world most known left paintings which were done by a well known French painter, Gustave Courbet, are also in the collection.

They have been using specially designed program for varying focuses of the museum and its timeline, when they want to stress on any song, or an interaction in the call with any picture. In this context, €16 is the most basic fee which goes up depending on the language the guide will use to give the tour as there is a significant difference in the pricing system of regular tickets and exhibition tickets so to say. This would assist program managers to locate other more crucial particulars which would assist them in creating programs which address the needs of the clients.

The Eiffel Tower

Elsa, where are you? Can’t you see the Eiffel Tower? I mean, that is a trip worth taking to Paris. This legendary construct is considered to be among the notorious landmarks in the entire globe. This Tower accommodates over seven million visitors each year making it one of the most visited places on the globe. It does not matter whether it is the site interaction during the day or waiting for the night to end and light to sparkle in the most beautiful memory structure. In the chronicles of Paris memories, this one excursion would stand in silver screen.

This metal structure bears testimony of the achievement and particular genius of Gustave Eiffel and have raised a significant emblem of French pride nearly everywhere in the world. The realistic level of wrought iron lattice work is not just a structure, rather this architectural piece has become a glory of the city of Paris. And general, the modern utilization of the design is only a single of many factors.

In effect, one could argue that visiting the summit of the Eiffel Tower is particularly worthwhile when compiling a list of activities aimed at taking in the skyline of Paris. Here stands out in sharp contrast, vivid, noisy and with multiple odors, something quite weird – great numbers of people who like the same thing. In the vicinity, one can receive many.

Given the great likelihood of a large number of tourists at the Eiffel Tower, it is advisable to buy the tickets beforehand. While dealing with the particular entity of the tower, look out for pickpockets. We had fortunately no problem with that but it is worth mentioning. Also, it is advisable to book for a certain round in advance, as this will ideally enable you to understand more about the history of the monument.

Aerial view from the Arc de Triomphe

There are many distinguishing landmarks in Paris but the one place that everyone identifies with is the Arc de Triomphe because a lot of people have a good view of it. The story of the bloodiest civil war in the USA and the great powering armed forces of France over many years is told through the evolving structure and the city.

The construction of the Giant Triumphal arch which was commenced by Napoleon after he won the Battle of Austerlitz, took more than thirty years to complete. Currently, it has turned out to be a favorite point for many visitors and even residents to take snaps or stare there for awe.

On the abutments are sculpted groups, namely, The Napoleon Entered, The Departure of the Volunteers or La Marseillaise, The Conquest of Alexandria and The Battle of Austerlitz.

If you want to learn about the history of the Arc in detail, perhaps you should consider going to the Arc. You can also look at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

It is advisable to reach the site during spring and autumn as the weather then would be extremely lovely and the crowds would be very less. But be ready for extreme long queues and high charges during the summer, which is the off peak period. It is possible to notice the fortification even at night as the movement of cars on the streets around lights it up. If you want to see the site at night, make sure that you get the tickets around that area beforehand.