Paris je t’aime – Office de tourisme

Irregular cobblestones, narrow facades, pointed roofs. Here, old Paris is never far away—just look up or take a side street. This trail begins in the historic center, near the Étienne Marcel station.



It takes you to discover what remains of medieval and Renaissance Paris, often hidden between two modern

This route begins in the heart of Paris, between ancient glass roofs and covered passageways. Here, it's best to put your feet down to enjoy the atmosphere and observe the details. Very quickly, the bustle of the city center gives way to quieter neighborhoods, where the architecture changes without warning

The route begins at the Gare du Nord and crosses the center of Paris to the Left Bank. It then follows a continuous route southwest, passing through Montparnasse and the Auteuil district, and ending in Boulogne-Billancourt. Along the way, you'll encounter several buildings influenced by Art Nouveau

Visit the Mediterranean without leaving Paris? That's the challenge of this route, which kicks off in style opposite the Pantheon, in the heart of the Latin Quarter.



Inspired by its Roman namesake, this monument has a dazzling façade and impressive Greek cross structure. Further on, another imposing building

Little India, Little Jaffna and a selection of temples await you on this Parisian escape to the Indian subcontinent.



Your journey begins in the heart of Paris, at the Hôtel de Ville, before immersing in Little India. At Passage Brady, restaurants, bazaars, stores and vibrant boutiques provide the Indian

This Tour of the American influences in Paris begins at the Maison de l'Amérique latine. After your visit, you'll head for the banks of the Seine to discover three sites: the American Church, the Musée du Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac and the Statue of Liberty on the Ile aux Cygnes.



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On this unique Tour of no fewer than ten arrondissements, you’ll enjoy a Middle Eastern odyssey, from Turkey to Iran, all without leaving Paris!



Your journey begins at Little Istanbul, on rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, where Turkish, Kurdish and Syrian influences mingle in a colourful setting. In the 9th

This pleasant ride is a reminder of Paris's deep-rooted links with Central and Eastern Europe. Indeed, the French capital has been regarded as ‘Poland's second capital’ since Polish exiles first started arriving in the 19th century.



The route begins at the Kyiv Garden, dedicated to the Ukrainian people

This Nordic adventure begins in the Latin Quarter, near the Finnish Institute, where Café Maa invites you to take a typically Scandinavian break. Crossing the Seine via the Île de la Cité and the Île Saint-Louis, you’ll reach the Swedish Institute in the Marais, the only Swedish cultural centre abroad

This urban ride takes you on a journey of discovery to the city’s African influences, through a number of key districts.



The itinerary begins at the Présence Africaine bookshop, a must-see in the Latin Quarter. After crossing the Seine, you’ll head for the Canal Saint-Martin and Rue du Château d'Eau