1. Cities and attractions worth visiting in Greece Take a boat trip to visit seven major attractions in Paris.

Although the trip was easy, it was disappointing to encounter traffic jams.

By taking a Batobus France cruise to Paris, not only can you avoid getting stuck in crowded car queues, but you can also take a boat trip to seven tourist attractions in Paris.

Batobus cruises along the beautiful Seine River, stopping at attractions including the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Musee d'Orsay, Louvre Museum, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, City Hall and Notre Dame Cathedral.

Passengers can get on and off at any station.

The Batobus cruise is divided into one-day and two-day tickets, and comes with an attraction guide.

The ship will be in service until November 1 this year, and its sailing hours are from 10 am to 7 pm. In July and August, it is extended to 9 pm, and sails every 25 minutes.

notoundThe Louvre Museum, marked by its glass pyramid, is one of the world's art treasures that thousands of tourists must visit.

The popularity of the 30,000 treasures in the collection goes without saying.

The historic architecture, sculptural remains of the Palais Royal and the design of the surrounding gardens and green spaces are architecturally authentic and complement the Louvre Museum.

The icing on the cake of the Louvre is the transparent glass pyramid, a masterpiece of the Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei. It brought a new modern look to President Mitterrand. It is part of the Grand Louvre plan and is the main attraction of the Louvre Museum.

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The large pyramid composed of fiberglass columns not only introduces light sources to the lower level, but also has two small pyramid towers, which also have the beauty of modern architectural design.

The Champs Elysées, between the Arc de Triomphe and Place de la Concorde, is almost synonymous with Paris avenues in the eyes of tourists.

The wide boulevard is lined with a variety of clothing stores.

Because it is located in a place crowded with tourists, most of the Champs Elysees are general brand stores.

Compared with other authentic boutique streets, the price is still within the range of a finger.

If you want to see high-end French boutiques, you can turn from the Champs Elysées to Avenue Montagne, which will leave you stunned and eye-opening.

In ancient times, the Champs Elysées was a favorite of France's upper-class aristocracy.

Today, the Champs Elysées remains an outstanding representation of Paris.

Companies and enterprises are proud to set up offices on the Champs Elysées. Even if it is just a small space, it will be of great help to the external image!

The central garden of the CiteIslandCourt of La Saint-Chapelle is a Gothic church built from 1246 to 1248, with gorgeous stained glass inside.

The church took over 33 months to build and was designed by Pierre de Montreuil.

Eiffel Tower It's only fair that the Eiffel Tower was originally built for the world.

It was the tallest building in the world for 45 years, from 1887 to 1931, before the Empire State Building in New York was completed.

The Eiffel Tower is 320 meters high.

The most famous architectural design is the symmetrical steel design that protects against strong winds and is both useful and beautiful.

The tower is divided into three floors, and the fee for climbing to the top depends on the floor.

Take the express elevator to the top floor at 274 meters for a stunning view of Paris.

During the day, you can overlook 72 kilometers away.

When you go at dusk, you can enjoy the alternation of different scenery during the day and night at the same time, especially in the direction of the Arc de Triomphe, which is brightly lit, and you can't bear to move your eyes a little.

Chartres (Chartres Cathedral) Known for its impressive carvings and beautiful stained glass, Chartres is approximately 55 minutes away by Paris train.

In addition to visiting the cathedral, you can spend a day in Chartres and take a leisurely walk through the streets of the old town.

It’s about 200 meters from the cathedral side.

The road along the Ere River has a medieval atmosphere.

The Pantheon and the 18th century building are the cemeteries of famous people such as Rousseau, Voltaire, Hugq, Emilezola, Jean Yaures, Jean Moulin and others.

L Arc de Triomphe The 45-meter-high Arc de Triomphe standing in the center of the square was built by Napoleon to commemorate the French army's victory over the Austro-Russian allied forces.

It took 30 years to complete and was finally completed in 1863.

Under this magnificent building is the Monument to the Unknown Soldier.

From the Arc de Triomphe, built in 1937, it was originally used as an exhibition venue.

The building is divided into two wings: the Paris wing houses the Film Library Henri Langlois Film Museum, the National Theater National People's Theater and the French Monuments Museum.

On the other side is the Parsi Wing, which houses the Naval Museum and the Museum of Mankind (Musee de I Homme).

The New Arc de Triomphe The New Arc de Triomphe is far away from the Arc de Triomphe.

Starting from the Louvre and ending at the New Arc de Triomphe, it is a traditional tourist route in Paris, giving visitors the opportunity to experience the development of art and architecture in the French capital from ancient times to the present.

Place de la Concorde Place de la Concorde from the Champs Elysées to the AD direction will pass by the Place de la Concorde.

The monument standing in the center of the square was a monument presented to France by Egypt in 1831.

This monument is over 3,300 years old and originated as an Egyptian temple.

The stele is covered with ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.

From here, you have a beautiful view of what Paris looks like most mornings: the Champs Elysées, the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre, and the Palais des Congrès.