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Paris France is a city that has many things for all ages. Whether you want to have a fun-filled day at Disneyland Paris or take a romantic boat cruise.  Paris also has many museums and great hotels. There are plenty of beautiful parks and gardens to visit as well. You can't go wrong with a vacation to Paris France!

Paris has some really great restaurants to dine in as well. La Gare was voted "best restaurant of year 2007." Le Quincey is one of Paris's luxurious restaurants that travelers go to most! One of the top places for lunch is Joel Robuchon. If your looking for something sweet, Patisserie Lenotre is the place to go! Of course Paris is going to have great Italian restaurants like Fellini, which is affordable for everyone!

Cathedrals in Paris France: 

Eglise du Dome is located near the War Museum but inside the hotel des invalides.. It is known as one of the most beautiful churches in Paris! It is famous for its Dome part of the church. This church was built between 1679 and 1706. The church was dedicated to the glory of Napoleon from 1840.

The Notre Dame Cathedral was built between 1163 and was almost completed by 1250. It is an example of French Gothic architecture, sculpture, and stained glass. This cathedral is known to be the most popular monument in Paris and throughout France as well! This monument even beats the Eiffel Tower with how many visitors it gets each year, which is 13 million every year! This cathedral is also and active catholic church.

Eglise de la Madeleine is known as a beautiful structure in  Paris. This cathedral is also a church that was built in 1842. They called the style of the building the "Neo Classical" style. This church was inspired by Maison Carree at Nimes. This was called the best-preserved of all Roman temples. There are 52 Corinthian columns that go around the entire outside of the building, which makes it look very historical as well.

If you want more of an outdoorsy kind of trip then you can also check out all of the beautiful parks and gardens Paris has to offer! There are six fabulous parks and gardens that you can explore in Paris. They all have wonderful things to look at and trails to walk through! This is something you can do if you want to have nice relaxing outdoor fun! Visit the Parc de Monceau if you want a quiet surrounding. This park is located right in the central area of Paris France. This park contains nice trails to wonder through, statues to gaze at, and some corinthian pillars! One of the gardens to visit is the Jardin de Luxembourg. It is one of the formal gardens in Paris France. It also contains statues, as well as fountains and a pond! This garden is known for all of its color, especially in autumn when the trees are changing their colors!

Museums in Paris France:

Musee de Cinema is located across the Seine River which is near the Eiffel Tower. This museum was built in 1937 by three architects named Carlu, Boileau, and Azema. It was named after the hill it was built on. The building itself was to show others the strength of wealth of the French colonial empire. The fine art in this museum show the visitors how the gadgets work. There are two auditoriums, one of them shows arthouse films and the other shows classics. The larger of the two has 125 seats and it shows 3 films a day. The other auditorium is the smaller one and it shows only silent films with a live piano twice in the evening, with only about 30 seats. This closed in July of 2006 for renovation. It is expected to open back up sometime in 2008, with two new auditoriums!

Musee de l'Armee was originally built as a hospital and a home for the disabled soldiers.  This museums covers the time period from antiquity and the 20th century. It holds about 500,000 artifacts. The artifacts include weapons, armor, artillery, uniforms, emblems and paintings! They used dummies to illustrate the colonial times. This was the main attraction in the museum.  It was established in 1871 and some of the collections of the weapons and equipment began in 1910 and in 1917. The last room for the colonial times was closed just after 1931.

              The Pantheon over looks the Latin Quarter. This museum was originally built as a church as well. It is now a famous burial place. The plans for this massive building began in 1757 but the work actually started in 1764. It was finally finished in the 1800's. It is a combination of 22 Corinthian columns and a magnificent dome! Instead of actually being a church, it became a Pantheon for the great dead people of the republic.

October 27, 2008