This archaeological site, located under the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral, evokes the past of the Ile de la Cité through the discovery of remains found during excavations carried out since 1965.

The last home of the kings and queens of France.

A listed monument, the Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul Church houses the tomb of Joséphine, celebrated with a magnificent statue of the Empress sculpted by Cartellier.

Visit the Paris Mosque and immerse yourself in an oriental atmosphere in the heart of Paris.

A monument dedicated to Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette.

Contemporary art illuminates the historical and architectural past of the Royaumont Abbey, making it a magnificent place for exhibitions and shows.

Sainte-Chapelle was constructed by Louis IX in the heart of the Palais de la Cité, his Parisian residence, in the mid thirteenth century.

A medieval royal residence at the gates of Paris.