Pont des Arts

- The original Pont des Arts was built in 1802 to connect the Louvre and Institut de France. - It's known for being the first metal bridge in Paris and is a popular spot for artists. - The controversial love locks trend in Paris started here, and the bridge now has glass panels to prevent further locks from being added.

30 minutes

Palais De L'institut De France (Pass By)

As you stroll along the Seine River, your gaze is drawn to an imposing dome-roofed building that stands proudly on its banks. This iconic structure is the prestigious Institut de France, home to renowned arts, humanities, and science academies. Its grandeur invites you to explore within, where you'll discover a hub of intellectual pursuit, innovation, and cultural preservation.

Louvre Museum (Pass By)

As we walk along, your eyes are immediately drawn to the iconic Louvre pyramid rising proudly in the courtyard. Despite its controversial beginnings, this architectural marvel now stands as a symbol of the museum's grandeur and innovation. Surrounded by the rich history of the Louvre, the pyramid invites you to explore its treasures within, serving as a beacon for travelers from around the world.

Pont du Carrousel (Pass By)

Behold the iconic bridge that gracefully spans the tranquil waters, connecting the majestic sections of the Louvre Palace/Museum where King Louis XIV once hosted the magnificent Grand Carousel. As you cross its historic arches, you're transported back in time to an era of opulence and grandeur, where art, culture, and royalty converged in splendor.

Musee de l’Orangerie (Pass By)

Located in the Jardins des Tuileries, it's home to Claude Monet's famous Water Lilies paintings

Notre-Dame-de-l'Ile-Perrot (Pass By)

Iconic Parisian cathedral, renowned for its Gothic architecture and cultural significance.

Palais-Royal (Pass By)

Historic Parisian palace with stunning gardens, once home to French royalty, now open to the public.

Pont Neuf (Pass By)

As you approach the bridge, you might be surprised to learn that despite its name, it's the oldest in Paris, dating back to the late 16th century. From its vantage point, you can soak in centuries of history and imagine the artists, like Monet, who found inspiration in its timeless beauty.

Musee d'Orsay

Discover the captivating stories behind these now celebrated paintings, once considered scandalous, as you explore the revolutionary techniques and sublime colors that shook the art world to its core. Uncover the colorful lives of the daring artists who defied conventions and reshaped the art landscape. From Monet’s mesmerizing Water Lilies to Manet’s sublime Olympia, you'll have the opportunity to witness these breathtaking works up close. Feel free to immerse yourself in the museum for as long as you desire, continuing your exploration at your own pace.

1 hour 30 minutes