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Paris, capital of France , is one of the most important and influential cities in the world. In terms of tourism, Paris is the second most visited city in Europe after London. In this travel guide, you’ll find out about the city’s top attractions , as well as useful travel advice on how to get to Paris and how to save money whilst traveling .

Paris Travel Guide

• General Information
• Top Attractions
• Getting to Paris
• Money-saving tips
• Where to Eat
• Where to stay in Paris
• 2-Day Paris Itinerary

Why Visit Paris?

The capital of France seems to have been designed specifically for the enjoyment of its visitors . Its streets, squares , buildings, gardens , and monuments  beckon tourists to return, and indeed, many do.

Some of the most memorable things to do in Paris include visiting the Eiffel Tower , the Arc de Triomphe , and Notre Dame Cathedral . During the evening, experiencing one of the legendary Moulin Rouge cabaret shows,   strolling through some of the most picturesque neighborhoods , like Montmartre , or climbing the  Montparnasse Tower is a must.

It's always a good time to visit Paris. Depending on where you fly from, you can either make the most of the low-cost airlines flying into the city from other European cities or take one of its direct flights from further away destinations. If you have children, why not surprise them with a trip to Disneyland ?

How to Organize Your Trip?

Before traveling to this unique city, we suggest reading a little about its history and discovering useful information  about Paris, which will certainly help you organise your stay. 

Once you find out about the top attractions in Paris , the must-see museums , the best areas to stay,  and the typical French cuisine , all you’ll have to do is pack your suitcase and prepare to discover one of the most romantic cities in the world.

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top activities

Seine River Cruise Drift down the Seine River on a sightseeing riverboat during the day or at night—an unforgettable experience that offers unparalleled views of Paris .

Moulin Rouge Official Tickets Experience the glamour of Moulin Rouge with tickets to the spectacular Féerie show . Enjoy French champagne and dazzling performances at this world-class venue.

Ticket to the Musée d'Orsay Manet, Renoir, Monet... Buying a ticket to the Musée d'Orsay will give you the chance to see some of the most famous impressionist paintings in the world.

Lunch at Madame Brasserie, The Eiffel Tower's Restaurant At this  lunch at Madame Brasserie you'll enjoy an exquisite menu in the restaurant on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower , with Paris at your feet!  

Disneyland Day Trip Discover the magical world of Disneyland Paris on this day trip from Paris! The tour includes return transportation and entry to 1 or 2 of the parks .

Private Tour of Paris By booking our private walking tour of Paris, a professional guide will be exclusively at the service of you and your friends or family.

Paris Hop On Hop Off Bus, Big Bus A Paris Big Bus tour is one of the most comfortable & enjoyable ways to explore the city. Discover the city hopping off & back on at any of its stops .

Palace of Versailles Day Trip + Train Tour the halls of France's most famous palace with this Palace of Versailles Day Trip + Train. The guide will also show you around the impressive gardens.

Arc de Triomphe Ticket Visit one of the most emblematic monuments in Paris with the official-price ticket to the Arc de Triomphe . You'll have access to the viewpoint and exhibition !

Day Trip to Bruges Bruges is the most visited city in Belgium and one of the most fascinating medieval cities in Europe . Discover the city on a walking tour and on a canal cruise.

Tour of the Palace of Versailles Discover Versailles , a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the world’s most famous palace on this half-day trip from Paris. See the iconic palace gardens!

Eiffel Tower 3rd Floor Entrance This entrance to the 3rd floor of the Eiffel Tower gives you access to one of the best viewpoints in Paris. You'll get spectacular views of the City of Light .

Free Walking Tour of Paris Immerse yourself in "The City of Lights" with  a guided tour around the French Capital , discovering the Louvre, the Seine and Notre Dame. What's more, it's free!

Montmartre Free Walking Tour Take a free tour through the narrow streets of the most cultural and artistic of Paris' districts , where Picasso and Van Gogh sought out inspiration.

Paris Crazy Horse Cabaret Ticket Be enthralled by an unforgettable show and book your Paris Crazy Horse Cabaret Ticket. You'll experience Paris' most famous and glamorous cabarets.

Paris Pantheon Ticket Discover the fascinating Paris Pantheon, the final resting place of Victor Hugo, Voltaire, Alexandre Dumas and other distinguished French citizens.

Dinner Cruise on the Seine Admire the remarkable monuments of Paris lit up while you savor a gourmet dinner on a panoramic Seine cruise  – an unforgettable experience!

Louvre Museum Guided Tour Explore the most-visited museum in the world  and find out about its greatest artworks with a professional English-speaking guide.

Opera Garnier Ticket By booking a ticket to the Opera Garnier in Paris , visitors will explore the interior of this beautiful Neo-Baroque building at their leisure– a must-see!

Claude Monet's House & Gardens in Giverny Tour Giverny is a picturesque village located one hour away from Paris. Visit Claude Monet’s house and beautiful garden and dive into the Impressionism movement.

Bel Canto Dinner + Opera Show Looking for different plans in Paris ? At this dinner with an opera show at Bel Canto  you'll be treated to a delicious  menu while enjoying  opera performances!

Sainte-Chapelle & Conciergerie Ticket Visit two of the most beautiful monuments in Paris on the same day and  save money with this ticket to the Sainte-Chapelle and the Conciergerie .

Montmartre: Paris Lost Lovers Quest On this Lost Lovers Puzzle Hunt in Montmartre , you'll solve puzzles on an app that'll take you on a walking tour through the bohemian district of Paris!

Access  the Eiffel Tower and admire breathtaking views over Paris . You'll be able to go up to the 2nd floor and take in the immense beauty of this city!

Conciergerie Ticket A royal medieval palace turned into a prison during the French Revolution : discover the history of the Conciergerie during your visit!

Paris Open-Top Big Bus Night Tour On this open-top Big Bus night tour of Paris , you'll have a spectacular view of the City of Light. You'll see the city's most iconic monuments lit up!

Eiffel Tower Tickets and Seine Cruise With priority access , climb directly to the Eiffel Tower’s observation decks and admire breath-taking views over Paris and then enjoy a relaxing cruise.

Saint German des Prés Classical Music Concert Enjoy the best classical music with a concert in the church of Saint Germain des Prés , located in the heart of the historic centre of Paris.

In this perfume workshop in Paris , we'll teach you how to make your own Eau de Toilette following the techniques of Fragonard experts.

Mont Saint Michel Day Trip Visit Mont Saint Michel : a UNESCO World Heritage site, place of pilgrimage and one of France’s most popular and emblematic landmarks.

Sacré-Coeur Basilica Guided Tour Discover one of the most iconic landmarks in Paris , located in Montmartre, with this Sacré-Coeur Basilica Guided Tour. An architectural work of art awaits!

Vincent Van Gogh Walking Tour On this guided tour you'll walk in the footsteps of Vincent van Gogh . We'll visit Auvers-Sur-Oise to discover the place where the painter spent his final year . 

Paris Hop-On-Hop-Off Boat Sail along the Seine River on board a Batobus , Paris’ hop-on hop-off boat, and disembark and embark as many times as you wish for 24 or 48 hours .

Centre Pompidou Tickets With your Centre Pompidou tickets , you'll see one of the best collections of modern and contemporary art in the world. Dive into Paris' rich art culture!

Stade de France Tour This Stade de France tour takes you to Saint-Denis, where you can find this icon of sport which has played host to World Cup finals in both Football and Rugby.

Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac Ticket With this ticket to the Musée du Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac , you'll visit one of the most outstanding anthropological collections in Paris!

Paris Mysteries & Legends Free Tour On this Paris Mysteries & Legends Free Tour , you'll learn about the city's countless squares and alleyways that have witnessed murder, plagues and war!

Paris Archaeological Crypt Ticket Learn about Notre Dame and venture underneath the church to explore the remains of the Île de la Cité with this Paris Archaeological Crypt Ticket !

Ticket for the Ballon de Paris Generali With your  ticket to the Ballon de Paris Generali , you'll enjoy the best views of the French capital from a tethered balloon anchored in the André Citroën Park

Paris City Tour, Seine Cruise & Eiffel Tower Admire Paris’ most famous landmarks during a panoramic city bus tour, a one-hour scenic cruise along the Seine and skip the line access to the Eiffel Tower.

Chateau de Vincennes Ticket Discover the fascinating history of  Château de Vincennes , one of France's magnificent medieval treasures , when you buy this ticket.

Galeries Lafayette Fashion Show Ticket Paris is one of the world's top fashion capitals . At this fashion show at Galeries Lafayette , you'll get to experience the world of fashion for yourself!

Chapelle Expiatoire Ticket Dedicated to Louis XVI and his wife, Marie Antoinette, the  Chapelle Expiatoire is an incredible place to visit when in Paris. Discover these locations!

Go City Paris All-Inclusive Pass The Go City Paris Pass gives you access to more than 70 Paris attractions, including Versailles , the Louvre Museum , a cruise on the Seine , and the Eiffel Tower .

Emily in Paris Free Tour On this  free tour of Emily in Paris ,   we'll see some spots where this popular Netflix show was filmed, such as Gabriel's restaurant and the   Offices of Savoir .

L'Orangerie Museum Ticket With this ticket to the L'Orangerie Museum you'll admire an impressive collection of impressionist paintings, including some of Monet's best-known works .

Enjoy a night on the town in the city of lights , allowing yourself to be carried along by the rhythm of the music, and the shots, of course!

Montparnasse Tower Ticket Want an incredible 360º view of Paris?  View the French capital from the top of Montparnasse Tower, 200 metres from the ground and right in the city centre.

Seine River Cruise from the Eiffel Tower + Lunch Get ready for a Seine River cruise that starts right at the Eiffel Tower , enjoy delicious French cuisine, and see Paris from an unbeatable vantage point.

Notre Dame Guided Tour Discover what happened in the Notre Dame fire, explore the interior of its "little sister" and tour the Ile de la Cité, the oldest part of Paris.

Lunch Cruise on the Seine Enjoy a delectable 3-course meal and admire the panoramic views of Paris from the Seine. The perfect way to discover this romantic city.

3 Day Trip to Normandy, Mont Saint Michel & Loire Valley Discover the highlights of Normandy like Mont Saint Michel and the Loire Valley including its famous Châteaux on a three-day trip from Paris.

Loire Valley Castles Day Trip Visit three of the Loire Valley’s most-famous castles: Château de Chambord, Château de Cheverny, Château de Chambord and experience life during the Renaissance.

Louvre & Eiffel Tower Tour This full tour of Paris includes a cruise on the Seine , a skip-the-line entry to the Louvre Museum and a climb to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower.

Normandy D-Day Beaches Day Trip Immerse yourself in the history of the Second World War, visiting key battle locations and memorials on this day trip to the D-Day Beaches of Normandy .

Grevin Museum Paris Ticket At the Grevin Museum in Paris, you will find wax figures of Kylian Mbappe, Emmanuel Macron, Jean-Paul Gaultier and other famous celebrities.

Paris Bike Tour Spend a fun-filled day cycling through the French capital and discover the City of Lights’ most emblematic landmarks on this bike tour of Paris .

Hard Rock Cafe Paris Lunch or Dinner Enjoy a delicious experience at one of the most popular places in the French capital with this Hard Rock Cafe Paris Lunch or Dinner, near the Opera Garnier.

Père Lachaise Cemetery Tour Take our fantastic tour of Pere Lachaise Cemetary, the resting place for many notable figures from the past, such as Oscar Wilde and Edith Piaf.

Paris Layover Tour Take advantage of your airport wait to explore the City of Love with this Paris Layover Tour. Discover the most famous locations around the French capital.

Paris Gourmet Bus Tour Sample the local cuisine and visit the must-see sights of the city of lights with this Paris Gourmet Bus Tour. Explore the French capital on a luxurious bus.

Cheese & Wine Tasting Tour Find about the Parisian art of living with this Cheese & Wine Tasting Tour. You'll enter a traditional wine cellar to learn how to taste the best French wines.

2 Day Trip to Normandy, Saint Malo & Mont Saint Michel Set off on a 2-day tour and discover the magnificent landscapes of Normandy  including the region's must-sees like Saint-Malo and the iconic  Mont Saint Michel .

Versailles Bike Day Tour Explore the magnificent Palace of Versailles , the main residence of the French Royal Family from 1682 until 1789, on a full day-tour by bike!

Paris Tour for Families Our family tour of Paris is the perfect way to explore the essential landmarks of French capital if you have young children.

UNESCO Headquarters Guided Tour Discover the history of the United Nations agency with this UNESCO Headquarters guided tour . Explore its conference rooms, courtyards, gardens and corridors!

Classical Music Concert at Saint-Sulpice Don't miss this classical music concert at the Church of Saint-Sulpice . Listen to an incredible repertoire in one of the most outstanding temples in Paris!

Dinner at Madame Brasserie, the Eiffel Tower's Restaurant This dinner at Madame Brasserie provides for an unforgettable evening  as you see  Paris illuminated from the restaurant on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower .

Classical Music Concert in Paris: La Madeleine Enjoy a classical music concert in one of the most famous churches in Paris : La Madeleine! Choose between any of the concerts on our programme list.

Traditional French Bakery Tour Do you know the boulangeries of Paris ? In this visit to a typical French bakery , we'll discover one of these places that characterise the capital.

Fontainebleau Forest Hiking Tour Venture into the heart of the Fontainebleau Forest on this 8-mile hike . You'll discover the unique biodiversity of one of the largest forests in France!

Tootbus Sustainable Bus Tour During this sightseeing tour of Paris , you can enjoy the city's iconic landmarks on board the eco-friendly Tootbus . Hop on or off whenever you want!

Aura Invalides Ticket Looking for a unique experience in Paris ? With your Aura Invalides ticket , you'll enjoy a journey of light and sound beneath the iconic Invalides Dome !

2 Day Trip to Mont Saint Michel & the Loire Valley Castles Travel back in time to the Middle Ages and Renaissance period on a 2-day trip to Mont Saint Michel and visit the impressive Loire Valley Castles .

Paris Segway Tour Ever been on a Segway? Spend a fun-filled two hours discovering the City of Lights on a two-wheeled electric vehicle with a guide.

Paradis Latin Dinner and Cabaret Let the glamour of the  French CanCan  seduce you as you enjoy  Paradis Latin , a   grand cabaret  in the heart of the Latin Quarter of Paris .

Quartmaster's Apartments Hôtel de la Marine Ticket With this ticket to the Hôtel de la Marine , you'll visit a spectacular  18th-century palace located in the central Place de la Concorde in Paris

Eiffel Tower Professional Photoshoot Capture lasting memories in Paris with a private photo shoot against the iconic Eiffel Tower backdrop. Let us preserve your special moments in this iconic spot.

How to Become a Parisian in 1 Hour Show Ticket With this  ticket to the show How to Become a Parisian in an Hour? you'll enjoy a  monologue performed by the  comedian Olivier Giraud .

Paris Vintage Sidecar Tour Explore Paris' top attractions in a fun retro motorcycle & sidecar tour , experiencing the City of Light in a truly captivating way.

Musée de l'Armée Ticket With this ticket to the Musée de l'Armée or the Army Museum , you'll visit the exhibition  Hôtel National de des Invalides , an architectural jewel in Paris.

Marie Antoinette Pass The  Marie-Antoinette Pass will give you access to 4 symbolic monuments in Paris connected to the French monarchy's past. Plus you'll save money!

​ Come and discover the Yves Saint Laurent Paris Museum before it opens to the public , for an exclusive guided 1 hour and 15 minutes tour.

Macaron Workshop at Galeries Lafayette Do you love baking? Join this macaron-making workshop at Galeries Lafayette and learn how to make these sweets in Paris' most famous department store!

Paris Pedicab Tours This bike cab tour of Paris will take you around the French capital aboard an environmentally friendly means of transport, the greenest way to discover Paris !

Belleville Neighborhood Food Tour If you like trying local products , this food tour through the Belleville neighborhood is for you! We'll sample  Parisian specialities  and see significant sites!

Paradox Museum Ticket Looking for something different to do in Paris? With this ticket to the Paradox Museum , your mind will be blown by incredible optical illusions .

Giverny Monet + Shopping Day Trip Leave Paris behind on this day trip to Giverny and visit the  Monet House & Gardens . Learn about impressionist paintings and shop at the  McArthurGlen outlet !

Rodin Museum Ticket With this  ticket to the Rodin Museum in Paris , you can see  The Thinker , The Kiss  and other iconic sculptures in  Hôtel Biron and its  beautiful gardens .

Paris Citroën DS Tour Do you want to discover the French capital differently ? On this Paris tour in a  Citroën DS,  we'll discover the city of lights in a vintage vehicle .

Day Trip to Brussels and Bruges Join us on a captivating day trip to Brussels and Bruges , where we'll delve into the picturesque charm of the Belgian capital and the "Venice of the North".

Night Bike Tour Spend an unforgettable evening contemplating the beautifully lit landmarks of Paris on this 4.5-hour bike tour , including a boat cruise along the River Seine.

Paris Helicopter Tour Flying over Paris is a unique way to discover the French capital. Unforgettable views of Versailles, the Bois de Boulogne and the Eiffel Tower from a helicopter

Eiffel Tower Climb There's a reason the Eiffel Tower is one of the most visited monuments in the world : climb up more than 700 stairs to enjoy unforgettable views of Paris!

Basilica of Saint-Denis Ticket Discover the first example of Gothic architecture in the world: explore the magnificent Medieval Basilica of Saint Denis  located just outside of Paris.

Paris Christmas Bike Tour Merry Christmas! Or as the French would say, Joyeux Noël! Explore the city of light during the most special time of year with this Paris Christmas bike tour .

Christmas Bus Tour in Paris On our Christmas Bus Tour in Paris , you'll discover how the City of Light decks the halls for the most magical time of the year.

Roland Garros Stadium Tour On this guided tour of the Roland Garros stadium, you'll be able to take look inside this iconic site where so many tennis champions have made history .

Galeries Lafayette Guided Tour On this guided tour, you'll visit  Paris' most famous department store ,  Galeries Lafayette , outside of its opening hours. It dates back to 1912!

Paris Duck Boat Tour Explore Paris in a unique way on our duck boat/bus tour ! You'll discover  Paris's iconic landmarks both on land and in the water . An absolute must!

Saint-Louis en l'Île Classical Music Concert Immerse yourself in the world of classical music at the enchanting Saint-Louis en l'Île church in Paris , nestled on the picturesque island of Saint-Louis .

Le Marais Free Tour Do you want to discover Medieval Paris ? For this, take this free tour of Le Marais , one of the most picturesque neighbourhoods in the French capital .

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This guide gives you an overview of what to see and do in Paris during your stay . It also provides historical background, and other useful information, as well as  our opinion, advice, and suggestions on how to make the most of your holidays in Paris .

The information provided in this guide was updated in  October 2022 . If you find a mistake or would like to make a suggestion, please do not hesitate to  contact us .

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Paris. The City of Lights. Paris Geography. When people talk about where in Paris something is located, they use two basic terms: which "bank" the place is on, and which "arrondissement" it is in.

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Paris The City of Lights

Paris Geography • When people talk about where in Paris something is located, they use two basic terms: which "bank" the place is on, and which "arrondissement" it is in. • The bank refers to which side of the river (if you are facing downstream).  Since the Seine is flowing west towards the English channel, the area north of the river is the Right Bank (or Rive Droit), and the area south of the river is the Left Bank (or Rive Gauche). • The arrondissement refers to a system of districts within the city.  These districts are numbered 1-20.  • They start in the heart of the city at the Louvre, and spiral around to the outside. • All kinds of things are organized by arrondissement, including postal codes, etc. • There are also two islands: Ile de la Cité and Ile St Louis.

La Seine, les Bateaux Mouches & les Ponts • The river Seine arches through the historic core of Paris, separating it into its two banks. • For first-time visitors, and even some returning tourists, a boat tour along the river is a must.  The most famous of the boat tours are the Bateaux Mouches, although there are several other companies that also offer tours.  Many of the most beloved and famous sites in Paris can be seen from the boats.  Tour guides describe the passing scenery in multiple languages for the many tourists on board.  • Ponts: • Over 30 bridges span the river within the city, some of which are notable in and of themselves.  Some people say that everyone who knows and loves Paris has a favorite among her bridges.

Le métro • The Paris subway system is called the métro.  You can quickly get anywhere in the city through the use of its various lignes (lines). • Each ligne has a number, and two endpoints.  To use the subway you need to know the number and which endpoint you are traveling towards (the direction).  • Whenever two or more lignes meet in a station (where you can change from one to the other) it’s called a correspondance. • Buy your tickets from the vending machines in the station.  It's cheaper to buy them in carnets, packets of ten tickets. You can also buy tickets at the ticket booths if you want to ask questions or the lines at the machines are long. • You have to put the ticket in a slot in the turnstile to enter. Follow the signs to the ligne and direction you need. • Many of the older stations have interesting decor inside, and can be entered through great Art Nouveau entrances.

First Arrondissement • This is in some ways the center of the city of Paris and is located mostly on the Right Bank (Rive Droit). In addition to the Louvre, it also contains the Tuileries Gardens and the ritzy Place Vendôme. Forum des Halles is also in this district. • A little bit of the Ile de la Cité falls into the 1st also, including the Palais de Justice, containing Sainte Chappelle and the Conciergerie.

The Louvre • The Louvre is probably the most famous art museum in the world. • It is certainly one of the largest. • The most crowded room is the room where the Mona Lisa (called La Jaconde by the French) is kept.  She has a special glass box protecting her, not to mention the guards. • Other famous works of art here include Venus de Milo and Winged Victory. • Enter through the glass pyramid in the courtyard.

The Tuileries Gardens • The Tuileries Gardens lie between the bustling Place de la Concorde and the popular Louvre Museum. The central walkway continues the line of the Champs-Élysées to the Arc de Triomphe du Carrosel and ultimately the Pyramid du Louvre. • The Tuileries name comes from a separate palace near the Louvre, the Tuileries, which was built by Catherine de Medici. The palace was attacked during the Revolution, and then burned to the ground during the uprising in 1871. • Today's Tuileries offer a peaceful rest on benches beneath the trees, along the gravel walkways. • They also offer entertainment.  In summertime there are carnival rides and attractions along the northern edge of the park.  Year round, you can ride the huge Ferris wheel the French call La Grande Roue.

Place Vendôme • At the center of Place Vendôme is a bronze column, made from melted cannons.  Napoleon had this Column of the Grand Army built to honor his soldiers.  On its top is a statue of Napoleon himself. • Around the sides of the square are found some of the more expensive stores in Paris.  Jewelry stores such as Cartiers and Van Cleef & Arpels are here, along with the exclusive Ritz Hotel.

Forum des Halles • This location has actually been a center of commerce for a thousand years.  Obviously, it has undergone some changes in that time. • Les Halles is the name of the old central Paris food market.  For hundreds of years, farmers and other vendors brought their goods here to the center of the city. • However, the traffic congestion just got too impractical for the center of the city, and the food market moved to the outskirts of the city. • In its place was left a huge hole, and eventually this unusual, mostly underground mall, the Forum des Halles, was built.  On four underground levels are 300 shops, movie theaters, fitness center, pool, etc. 

Sainte Chappelle • Sainte Chappelle was intended to hold the crown of thorns and other relics Louis IX (later canonized by the Roman Catholic Church as Saint Louis) believed he had purchased.  • Louis built the upper chapel in high gothic style.  Its style emphasizes height and light, with tall stained glass windows virtually covering all the walled surface above head height. • For the most gorgeous display from the windows, visit on a sunny day in the late afternoon.  To visit, go to the Palais de Justice, and follow the signs. 

Conciergerie • The Conciergerie was originally part of a fortress built on the island by the kings of France.  Later it became a prison.  Its tourist attraction lies primarily in its years as a prison. • During the French Revolution, this is where prisoners were held before being taken to the guillotine.  The cell in which Marie-Antoinette was held has been restored to look as it might have been during her stay there.  It even has a wax dummy simulating Marie herself. • You will also see the vast chambers in which the soldiers lived and ate, the kitchens, and cells in which various other famous people were imprisoned, as well as a small courtyard in which the prisoners might have taken some air.

Second Arrondissement • Located on the right bank, the 2nd Arr. is home to the stock exchange (La Bourse) and the business district. The eastern end is the garment district. 

La Bourse • La Bourse is the Paris stock exchange.  Visitors may watch the trading from a gallery. • Some audio-visual aids are available to help you figure out what is going on but most of it is a mystery to those who are not brokers themselves.

Third Arrondissement • The Marais, a former swamp that is now a trendy art neighborhood. This Picasso museum is here. This area also has a great Jewish quarter, with excellent restaurants and shops.

Le Musée Picasso • When Pablo Picasso died, his heirs gave hundreds of paintings, sculptures, and other art to the French government to pay his estate taxes. This collection became the National Picasso Museum. • The museum is organized chronologically, so visitors can trace his career from the early days through his late work. There is also art by some other artists of the same period (that he had purchased) which complements his own work.

Fourth Arrondissement • The heart of Medieval Paris, this district includes most of both islands and part of the right bank. It has many sights for the tourist; Notre Dame, the Hotel de Ville, and the Pompidou Center are here. The Marais spills into the 4th Arr. and the Place des Vosges, known as the most beautiful square in Europe, is here as well.

Notre Dame (de Paris) • The cathedral of Notre Dame lifts its towers from the true heart of the city.  Located next the the Seine on the larger of the two major islands in Paris, it lies above the ruins of the Roman era Lutece.  You can visit the ruins of homes from 2000 years ago. • Inside, the light is dim. Outside light trickles in through the many stained glass windows. Candles glow at many shrines around the sides of the interior. • Outside, there is an entrance to the stairs climbing up the north tower.  Wind your way up the worn steps. On the bridge, greet the gargoyles, up close and personal. (The gargoyles are the stone statues and monsters which decorate the towers). • In the south tower, you can enter and visit the big bells.  You can also climb (again) to the very top of the south tower for a view over the entire city. • It has been added to and changed and renovated.  It is, essentially, however, a building that has watched over the city for 800 years.

Hôtel de Ville • This ornate building is Paris City Hall.  The current building was constructed in 1871, after the previous building was burned down.  The style of architecture was chosen to resemble the Renaissance original.

Pompidou Center (Beaubourg) • The Centre Pompidou was built during the 1970s.  Many people disliked the unusual architecture, saying it looked like an oil refinery.  Others like it as a breath of fresh air, something new in a city filled with the old.  The alternate name, "Beaubourg," comes from the name for that neighborhood. • On the third and fourth floors is the National Museum of Modern Art.  It has works by artists such as Matisse, Picasso, Dali, and Warhol. • On the southern side of the building is the Stravinsky fountain., created by French artists, inspired by and named for the Russian composer.

Place des Vosges • Place des Vosges is Paris's oldest public square.  It is also one of the more pleasant squares in Paris.  Its quiet center is a park, with fountains, grass, and shaded benches.  Around its sides are small restaurants, antique stores, and small boutiques. • It is also home to the Victor Hugo museum.  Victor Hugo lived at number 6 Place des Vosges.  He is remembered as one of the great French writers.  His novels include such works as Les Miserables and Hunchback of Notre Dame.

Fifth Arrondissement • This left bank (Rive Gauche) arrondissement has been known as the Latin Quarter.  It houses such intellectual landmarks as the Sorbonne and the Pantheon.

Latin Quarter: La Sorbonne • The most famous part of the University of Paris is La Sorbonne.  The college was founded in 1257 by a Catholic Canon named Sorbonne.  • For most of its history, its students were required to speak in the language of academics, which was Latin.  Not only were classes conducted in Latin, but students had to speak Latin even when they weren't in class!  So the neighborhood around the campus was full of people speaking Latin, hence its name: The Latin Quarter. • Nowadays, the students speak French, of course.  But the streets of the neighborhood are still multilingual.  The bookstores sell books in many languages, the restaurants serve cuisine from all over, but especially Greek, Arab, and Asian food.

The Pantheon • The Panthéon is the resting place for great writers, philosophers, and other leaders of France.   • It contains the remains of such greats as Victor Hugo (Les Miserables, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame), Emile Zola, Voltaire, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and Jean Moulin (resistance fighter). 

Sixth Arrondissement • The Luxembourg gardens are in this district.  Also found here are the old church of Saint Germain des Prés and the Deux Magots café popular with writers such as Hemingway and Sartre. Cluny, a museum of medieval art, is also in the 6th.

Luxembourg Gardens • The Luxembourg Gardens are one of the most popular parks in Paris.  Located just off the Latin Quarter, they also house the Luxembourg Palace, which is the home of the French Senate. • There is a large octagonal pond, which is often busy with children sailing toy boats.  You can rent a toy boat at a nearby booth.

Saint Germain des Prés • This is the oldest church in Paris. • The first church at this location was built in the 6th century.  This building came later, around 1000.  There was a Benedictine abby here, which was largely destroyed during the Revolution.

Deux Magots • Famous writers such as Jean-Paul Sartre and Earnest Hemingway sat at the now famous Deux Magots café next to Saint Germain des Prés on the boulevard Saint Germain.  They talked, drank, and wrote at the tiny tables while watching the world go by.  • By the way, the magots here are a apparently a reference to some Chinese statues and Deux Magots was the name of a store in this location before the café was here (the café was founded around1885).

Cluny • Officially called the National Museum of the Middle Ages, Cluny is Paris' medieval specialist.  Built above the ruins of Roman baths, this old mansion houses tapestries, statues, furniture from the Middle Ages.  • At Cluny you can see the heads broken from the facade of Notre Dame during the French Revolution.  • You can view the furniture and tapestries from a Europe of 600 years ago.  The most famous tapestries in the collection are the Lady and the Unicorn.

Seventh Arrondissement • The Eiffel tower, one of the most recognized landmarks in the world is located in this left bank district. The Invalides, which holds Napoleon's tomb, the Rodin Museum, and the Musee d'Orsay are also in this arrondissement.

La Tour Eiffel • Paris's most well-known landmark, the Eiffel Tower, was never meant to last.  For the hundred-year anniversary of the French republic, Gustave Eiffel built a tower of iron, for a Paris showcase in the World's Fair (or Universal Exposition) of 1889. It was meant to be demolished at the end of the Exposition.  After the Fair was over, the tower was kept for its usefulness as a radio tower.  • There are elevators up to the first and second floors in the legs of the tower.  From the second floor, one rides to the third and final level directly up the center of the tower. • There are restaurants and exhibits to see on the various floors. At the base are tourist shops and street vendors selling toys, key chains, post cards, and on hot days, cold soda. • The tower is so vast that it can only be fully seen from a distant vantage point.  This view, the most commonly photographed, is from across the river at the Palais de Chaillot.  The opposite view is from the military school seen under and through the base of the tower here.

Les Invalides (Hôtel des Invalides) • Louis XIV founded Les Invalides as the first Veteran's Hospital.  The hospital held as many as 7000 wounded or disabled veterans at its peak.  Today, there are only a few living there.  Most of the building is taken up by museum space and military offices now.  • The Musée de l'Armée (Army Museum) houses a large collection of weapons.  It was founded in 1794 and includes weapons and other equipment, uniforms, prints and paintings, and other memorabilia.  It has everything from stone axes up through World War II, including an extensive Napoleon collection, up to and including his horse and dog (stuffed)! • Under the Dome of les Invalides lie Napoleon’s remains, in the center of six nested coffins.

Rodin Museum • The sculptor Rodin, most famous for his Thinker, lived and worked in Paris. • This former home is now a museum filled with his sculptures and drawings.  • The gardens are also filled with his work, and are a very pleasant place to go on a nice summer afternoon.  There is a nice little cafe, a fountain, and many benches on which to rest and relax from the hectic pace of Paris tourism.

Musée d’Orsay • The building that now houses one of the most popular places in Paris started out as a train station. In the 1980s the building was transformed inside to its present use.  • Its galeries display artwork from 1848 to the early 1900s.  One of the reasons this museum is so popular is that this was the time period of the Impressionist art movement. • The central hall of Musée d'Orsay is filled with sculptures by Rodin and others. • The galeries house decorative arts (like furniture, glassware, etc.) in addition to works of Monet and the other Impressionists.  Dégas paintings and sculptures are both on display.  • Van Gogh, Cézanne, and the other Post-Impressionists are also well represented.

Eighth Arrondissement • This right bank arrondissement is where you'll find  the glamour of Paris. The Champs Elysees, Arc de Triomphe, and famous fashion houses, are all in the 8th.  Place de la Concorde and the Madeleine are also in this district.

Les Champs Elysées • The Champs Elysées is one of the most famous streets in the world.  Lined with chestnut trees and broad sidewalks, this is the location for major celebrations and parades for the French capital. • It runs in a straight line from Place de la Concorde to Place Charles de Gaulle and allows sight of the Obelisk from the Arc de Triomphe, and vice versa. • It is home to cafés, fast food, shopping, and just strolling. • A famous song by Joe Dassin claims that you can find anything you want, day or night, rain or shine, on the Champs-Elysées.

L’Arc de Triomphe • The Arc de Triomphe was built by Napoleon Bonaparte.  He wanted to honor his army and celebrate their victories. The design is based on Roman triumphal arches, which were, however, much smaller. • In the center, under the arch, is a memorial to French soldiers killed in the line of duty.  It's called the Tomb of the Unknown soldiers, and was originally constructed for the soldiers of World War I, which the French call the Great War.  It also commemorates soldiers killed in World War II and other conflicts. • Inside the top section is a small museum.  The top can be visited by climbing up a long spiral stairway inside one of the four legs of the arch.  (Disabled visitors can use the one small elevator). • You can also visit the open top platform, which allows you a great view down the Champs Elysées.  You can also get a clear view of the Bois de Boulogne, the Eiffel Tower and La Défense from the top.

Place Charles de Gaulle (Place de l’Étoile) • Place Charles de Gaulle is one of the two names for the open area surrounding the Arc de Triomphe.  • It is also known as Place de l'Étoile (Star) for the star configuration of the twelve streets which converge and meet here, with the Arc itself as the center of the star. • Looking down from the top of the Arc de Triomphe also affords the best (and safest) view of the traffic flowing around the Place Charles de Gaulle.

Place de la Concorde • In the center of Place de la Concorde is the Obelisk.  Standing over 70 feet high, this stone mass is over three thousand years old, from Luxor, Egypt, and was a gift to Louis-Philippe in 1833.  On one side of the square stands the Hotel Crillon, one of the most exclusive in Paris, with the American Embassy next door. • The Place de la Concorde is also known for its bloody past.  During and after the French Revolution, over a thousand people were executed here, at the guillotine in what was then being called Place de la Revolution.  It was renamed Place de la Concorde in 1795. • Place de la Concorde lies at a great crossroad of Paris.  The Champs-Elysées sweeps down from the Arc de Triomphe, ending in this busy, bustling square.  On the opposite side from that great boulevard are the Tuileries Gardens leading to the Louvre.  On the south lies a bridge over the Seine, with the National Assembly (Palais Bourbon) framed by the view from Place de la Concorde.  Looking north, its facade is mirrored in the Greek temple facade of the Madeleine church.

La Madeleine • Named for Mary Magdalen, the Madeleine church was designed and redesigned and started and restarted from 1763 until it was finished in 1842.  It finished with a neo-classical Greek temple style, based on the Greek Parthenon. 

Ninth Arrondissement • This district stretches to include the glitz of the Opéra Garnier and the seediness of Place Pigalle, including the famous Moulin Rouge.  It also includes some great department store shopping.

Opéra Garnier • The Opéra Garnier is the older of Paris' two opera houses.  It has served Paris for centuries.  It was the inspiration for Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera (The Andrew Lloyd Weber musical based on it is now a movie).  His story included the lake, or reservoir, which lies underneath the building.  Like many old theaters, the Opéra Garnier has many stories to tell and visitors can see old costumes and sets on display. • Now the building houses performances primarily of ballet.  The needs of the Paris opera outgrew the building and the opera performs at the newer Opera Bastille.

Moulin Rouge/Pigalle • Among the nightclubs and bars at the foot of the Montmartre hill is the most famous, or notorious, Moulin Rouge.  At one time, Montmartre was virtually covered with windwills and wineries.  The hill location was ideal.  The vinyards are all gone (except for one tiny plot) as are all but two of the windmills.  The red windmill (Moulin Rouge) at this club became its trademark.

Les Grands Magasins • Paris, like most older cities, is blessed with several great, old department stores. • Three of the most popular are the Galeries Lafayette, Au Printemps, and Samaritaine. • Galeries Lafayette and Au Printemps are found in the midst of a great shopping district in the ninth arrondissement, near the Opéra Garnier.  Galeries Lafayette is worth visiting just for the splendor of the atrium space.  Au Printemps has a rooftop terrace and café. • Samaritaine is the first arrondissement, right by the Seine, within a couple blocks of the Louvre.  One of its features is a cafe with a view on one of the top floors, and also a viewing deck above.

Tenth Arrondissement • There is little to recommend this area for tourists; it has businesses and train stations and not much else.

Eleventh Arrondissement • The Opera Bastille has helped to revitalize this once dreary area. There are a few good restaurants here to tempt you too.

Place de la Bastille & Opéra Bastille • This square is named for a pre-Revolutionary prison.  A French mob stormed the Bastille prison on July 14, 1789.  They released the political prisoners held there and tore the prison apart and down.  This event marked the "official" beginning of the French Revolution.  It is this event that the French celebrate on their national holiday each July. • The Bastille itself (the prison) is thus long gone.  In its place stands the Colonne de Juillet (commemorating that long-ago day).   • A more recent addition to Place de la Bastille is the Opéra Bastille.  When  Paris decided to build a new opera house with modern facilities, this striking modern building was constructed.  Seating 2700, it opened for the Bicentennial in 1989.

Twelfth Arrondissement • The Parc de Bercy is a 26-acre garden at one end of this Arrondissement; at the other end you will find the restaurants, shops, and cinemas that are making this a hip part of town.

Thirteenth Arrondissement • This area centers around the Gare de Austerlitz, and is another area that has little to offer the tourist, unless you have a passion for tapestries. The Manufacture des Gobelins is located here at 42 ave des Gobelins.

Fourteenth Arrondissement • The north end of this area, known as Montparnasse, was the home to many American writers such as Earnest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and T.S. Eliot.  The Catacombs are also located here.

The Catacombs • The catacombs were originally dug thousands of years ago.  Early settlers and Roman occupiers wanted stone for their buildings and they quarried it from deep underground. • Over the centuries the tunnels have been used for many purposes.  During war times, armies, revolutionaries, and resistance fighters have hidden there.  Gypsies hid from persecution in the damp tunnels. • Now TV shows such as "The World's Scariest Places" highlight its depths for its 19th century use.  When the streets of Paris were redrawn to broaden the avenues and highlight the city, paupers' cemeteries were cleared, and the remains brought to the tunnels.  A doorway into this part of the tunnel is labeled "Stop!  This is the empire of death." • Approximately six million skeletons have been stacked here in these tunnels.  Signs label the remains with the location from which they were brought and the date they were moved.

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City of Paris

The city of Paris is located in the northern part of the Republic of France, one of the richest, most beautiful and most attractive cities in the world.

It has the largest population in comparison to other French cities and has a population of more than two million.It covers an area of ​​approximately 105 square kilometers. In the middle of it is the Seine River, which divides it into two halves

Paris is famous for its elegance, fashion, literature and arts.It also contains many shops that include the most famous international brands, as well as international fashion houses and world-renowned designers.

The reason for the naming of Paris by this name

The reason for the naming of Paris by this name back  to its first inhabitants of the Gaul tribe known as the Parisian. Paris is known internationally as the City of Lights or the City of Light, this is because it is the first city in Europe to be lit by lamps.

And is one of the most important tourist cities, which attracts millions of tourists annually from different countries of the world. It contains four international airports, most notably the Charles de Gaulle and Paris Orly Airports.

Paris Economy

The city of Paris is an important center of the economy, with many French and international companies. It relies heavily on tourism and advanced industries such as the automotive industry .

Paris is an important center for the French automobile industry, as well as other industries such as perfume  and women’s luxury clothes  which are sold in high-end shops in the city, and the city also has headquarters for the largest French newspapers.

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Avenue Champs Elysées

Is the most famous and prestigious street in Paris and in France in general, and extends for a distance of about 1.9 km from the Arc de Triomphe to the square of Concorde containing the Egyptian obelisk in the middle.

It contains many cafes and restaurants, theaters and shops that contain the finest and most luxurious brands of clothing, makeup and perfumes, and there are many events throughout the year.

Arc de Triomphe

The construction of this monument began during the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte in commemoration of the victories of the French army.

It took thirty years to build. It is currently located at the beginning of the Champs-Elysées in Charles de Gaulle Square.

The names of the French wars and some of the names of the French soldiers have been engraved on its walls . It is about 50 meters high.

Louvre Museum

 Located on the north bank of the Seine, this museum houses many famous paintings, antiques and precious antiques, such as the Mona Lisa, one of the most famous paintings in the world, the Venus de Mello statue, and a number of Egyptian artifacts brought from Egypt during the French campaign.

And the number of pieces of art in it are nearly one million pieces.

Palace of Versailles

Located in Versailles, approximately 25 km from Paris, one of the largest royal palaces in the world, built by King Louis XIV, this palace has been declared a museum since 1833 and surrounded by a large garden known as Versailles garden.

The Eiffel Tower

Is the symbol of the city of Paris and its longest and most famous landmark, a 324-meter-high iron tower designed by Gustave Evel at the centennial of the French Revolution, near the Seine in Champ de Mars garden.

Cathedral of Our Lady

Is a medieval Gothic masterpiece, the main religious building in Paris, consisting of engraved inscriptions in the rock.

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• Olympic Football (Soccer) Teams Highlights:
• U.S. Women’s National Team: The most successful women’s football team of all time returns for their 8th Olympic Games. The four-time FIFA World Cup champion and four-time gold medal winners look to redeem themselves after a disappointing performance in the 2023 FIFA World Cup.
• Colombia Women’s National Team: After a historic performance at the 2023 FIFA World Cup, which got them to the Quarter-Finals, Colombia returns to the Olympic Games after being absent in Tokyo 2020. With rising stars Linda Caicedo and Catalina Usme , Colombia hopes to impress once again and have a solid shot at the podium.
• Argentina Men’s National Team: The current winner of the FIFA World Cup, Argentina has won two consecutive gold medals at the Olympic Games in 2004 and 2008. In Tokyo 2020, they left the tournament in the group stage, but with a new team and the excitement of being world champions, Argentina is looking to dethrone Brazil and beat France yet again, now in Paris 2024.
• Dominican Republic Men’s National Team: For the first time in history and after shocking the soccer world, the Dominican Republic makes its Olympic debut stage, where they’ll face Spain and Egypt in the group stage.
• Alexa Moreno (Mexico) – Gymnastics: Now in her third Olympic Games, Moreno got close to the podium in Tokyo 2020, reaching 4th place in the Vault. Nonetheless, Moreno won the hearts of millions due to her perseverance and dedication to the sport. Once bullied for her weight, Moreno has shattered expectations and is now Mexico’s flagship athlete, having recently won a gold medal at the 2023 Pan American Championships as well as three golds at the Central American and Caribbean Games.
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The Olympic Games Paris 2024 mark 20 years of Olympic coverage on Telemundo, the exclusive Spanish-language home of the Olympic Games in the U.S.

The network gears up to present the most extensive Olympic coverage in Spanish-language media history with more programming hours than ever before across Telemundo, Universo and Peacock. Coverage of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 kicks off two days before the Opening Ceremony on Wednesday, July 24 with the Men’s Soccer Competition live on Telemundo, Universo and Peacock at 8 a.m. ET .

“Our presentation of the Paris Olympics will be exceptional and bigger than ever before, featuring extended hours, a broader range of events and increased content across all Telemundo platforms,” said Eli Velazquez, Executive Vice President, Sports, Telemundo.

We are committed to delivering the most comprehensive and authentic coverage of Hispanic athletes and compelling narratives that resonate with our viewers.

“In addition to highlighting the most relevant and captivating stories of the Games for Latino audiences, we aim to provide our viewers with unparalleled access to the greatest moments and performances of Paris 2024. Telemundo will serve as the premier destination for Spanish-language coverage of the men’s and women’s soccer competitions, with a dedicated focus on Team USA,” said Eli Velazquez, Executive Vice President, Sports, Telemundo.

Telemundo and Universo will present more than 315 hours of live competitions and daily recap specials. On most days, the network will offer at least 6 hours of daytime coverage of the Summer Games and up to 12 hours of programming on soccer days. In addition, Telemundo will present a two-hour recap show highlighting the best Olympic stories of the day, every weekday at 12 a.m. ET beginning Friday, July 26 through Sunday, August 11.

Peacock will livestream all Telemundo and Universo programming, offering the most extensive Spanish-language streaming experience for the Olympics in U.S. media history. In addition to the live events, Peacock will feature full-event replays and exclusive short-form content in Spanish curated for Hispanic audiences around the most relevant events, athletes, and countries competing in Paris. For more information about Peacock’s English-language coverage of Paris 2024, click  here .

For the first time, the network will offer coverage of the Opening Ceremony live on Telemundo on July 26 starting at 1 p.m. ET. Unlike any other, the Opening Ceremony in Paris will take place on the River Seine with a four-mile-long flotilla of nearly 100 boats that will carry thousands of athletes through the heart of the city and finish at the Eiffel Tower. Telemundo will cover the Opening Ceremony from a hosting position on the ground in Paris with a backdrop that will capture all the excitement along the banks of The Seine.

In addition to Teams USA, Telemundo will be following and covering the Hispanic athletes expected to soar in Paris from around the world. Leading up to the start of the Olympics, Telemundo Deportes will present across platforms:

Paris 2024: En Busca del Sueño Olímpico : “In Search of the Olympic Dream” is a one-hour special that looks into the stories of some of the most relevant and inspiring Latino athletes who will experience the Olympics this summer – their origins, their motivations and the drive that pushes them to fight for their dreams and never give up. The show will air Saturday, July 20 on Telemundo at 5 p.m. ET followed by a re-air on Universo at 8 p.m. ET.

Olympic Football (Soccer) Teams Highlights:

• S. Women’s National Team: The most successful women’s football team of all time returns for their 8th Olympic Games. The four-time FIFA World Cup champion and four-time gold medal winners look to redeem themselves after a disappointing performance in the 2023 FIFA World Cup.
• Colombia Women’s National Team: After a historic performance at the 2023 FIFA World Cup, which got them to the Quarter-Finals, Colombia returns to the Olympic Games after being absent in Tokyo 2020. With rising stars Linda Caicedo and Catalina Usme, Colombia hopes to impress once again and have a solid shot at the podium.
• Argentina Men’s National Team: The current winner of the FIFA World Cup, Argentina has won two consecutive gold medals at the Olympic Games in 2004 and 2008. In Tokyo 2020, they left the tournament in the group stage, but with a new team and the excitement of being world champions, Argentina is looking to dethrone Brazil and beat France yet again, now in Paris 2024.
• Dominican Republic Men’s National Team: For the first time in history and after shocking the soccer world, the Dominican Republic makes its Olympic debut stage, where they’ll face Spain and Egypt in the group stage.

Hispanic Athlete Capsules:

• Alexa Moreno (Mexico) – Gymnastics: Now in her third Olympic Games, Moreno got close to the podium in Tokyo 2020, reaching 4th place in the Vault. Nonetheless, Moreno won the hearts of millions due to her perseverance and dedication to the sport. Once bullied for her weight, Moreno has shattered expectations and is now Mexico’s flagship athlete, having recently won a gold medal at the 2023 Pan American Championships as well as three golds at the Central American and Caribbean Games.
• Mijaín López (Cuba) – Wrestling: Cuba’s headliner who has conquered gold in the last four Olympic Games. If López were to win gold in Paris 2024, it would make him the first athlete in history to win gold in the same individual event at five Olympic Games.
• Yulimar Rojas (Venezuela) – Athletics (Triple Jump): Known as the queen of the triple jump, the gold medal winner in Tokyo 2020 holds the world record for the women’s triple jump at 15.74m. Rojas was also a silver medal winner in Rio 2016 and more recently, she won gold at the 2022 World Championship in Eugene and again in 2023 in Budapest. She’s considered Venezuela’s top athlete to watch.
• Victor Montalvo (USA) – Breakdancing: With breakdancing making its Olympic debut, this Mexican American is the two-time defending Red Bull BC One World Champion as well as a gold winner at the 2019 and 2022 World Games.

During the 19 days of coverage, the Telemundo Deportes production will focus on soccer and other sports competitions relevant to the Latino audience, including boxing, basketball, volleyball and beach volleyball. This year, the network will expand its offering with gold medal events from swimming athletics, gymnastics, and diving.

To complement the network’s comprehensive Olympics programming, Telemundo’s digital and social media platforms will provide fans with compelling and all-encompassing Spanish-language content of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, showcasing Hispanic countries and athletes, as well as the most overall relevant Olympic moments.

Telemundo and Universo’s coverage will   also be available on the Telemundo app, Telemundo.com, and NBC.com via “TV Everywhere” for customers with pay-TV subscriptions.

Additional Telemundo programming details for the Paris Olympics, including schedule, digital content and on-air talent, will be announced at a later date.

Telemundo Deportes is the leading U.S. sports media brand and destination for the biggest and best global sports programming in Spanish language, delivering a comprehensive roster of live and studio programming featuring the most significant and most in-demand sporting events, including exclusive Spanish-language coverage of all FIFA properties and Teams USA through 2026. In addition to serving as the exclusive U.S. home for Liga MX’s Chivas de Guadalajara home matches, the network offers comprehensive Spanish-language coverage of the Premier League . Beyond soccer, Telemundo Deportes delivers exclusive Spanish-language coverage of NFL’s Sunday Night Football and the Olympics as well as other premier sporting events.

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Dortmund - Paris, Ligue des champions, demi-finale aller, présentation, chaînes télé, horaires et compos

mardi 23 avril 2024

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Tout savoir sur la demi-finale aller de l'UEFA Champions League entre Borussia Dortmund et Paris.

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Dortmund et Paris s'affrontent en demi-finale aller de la Ligue des champions de l'UEFA, le mercredi 1 er mai.

Dortmund - Paris, en un coup d'œil

Quand : mercredi 1 er mai (21 heures) Où : BVB Stadion Dortmund, Dortmund Quoi : UEFA Champions League, demi-finale aller Comment le suivre : minute par minute, ici

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Les deux clubs s'affrontent à nouveau après leurs rencontres dans le Groupe F cette saison. Dortmund a été battu 2-0 par Paris au Parc des Princes avant d'obtenir un match nul 1-1 à domicile . Le BVB était déjà qualifié avant cette dernière rencontre, lors de la J6 alors qu'une défaite de Paris l'aurait éliminé. Les Allemands regretteront-ils de ne pas avoir éliminé les finalistes de 2020 ?

Il s'agit de la cinquième demi-finale de C1 pour Dortmund, mais de sa première depuis sa victoire sur le Real Madrid en 2013. Paris, quant à lui, joue sa quatrième demi-finale.

Dortmund n'a perdu qu'un seul de ses huit matches à domicile en demi-finale d'une compétition UEFA (5 victoires, 2 nuls). En revanche, les Parisiens n'ont remporté qu'un seul de leurs cinq derniers matches en demi-finale de la Ligue des champions. Ils se sont toutefois imposés lors de la seule double confrontation en compétition UEFA contre le BVB, 3-2 sur l'ensemble des deux matches, lors des huitièmes de finale de la Ligue des champions 2019/20.

Les hommes de Luis Enrique ont la meilleure attaque dans la phase à élimination directe cette saison (dix buts) grâce à des performances impressionnantes face à la Real Sociedad et au FC Barcelone, mais Dortmund a gardé ses meilleures performances pour son Mur jaune, en battant le PSV et l'Atlético de Madrid devant ses supporters.

Compos possibles

Dortmund* : Kobel; Ryerson, Hummels, Schlotterbeck, Maatsen; Sabitzer, Emre Can; Adeyemi, Brandt, Sancho; Füllkrug Suspendu(s): aucun  

Paris* : Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Hernández, Mendes; Zaïre-Emery, Vitinha, Ruiz; Dembélé, Mbappé, Barcola Suspendu(s): aucun

*Compositions des quarts de finale retour

Sur les équipes

Dortmund Série (toutes compétitions, dernier résultat en premier) : NGGPPG Dernier match : Dortmund 1-1 Leverkusen, 21/04, Bundesliga

Paris Série (toutes compétitions, dernier résultat en premier) : GGPNGG Dernier match : Paris 4-1 Lyon, 21/04, Ligue 1

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Edin Terzić, Dortmund Nous allons maintenant affronter Paris. Notre premier match contre eux n'a pas été bon. Au deuxième match, nous nous sommes mieux adaptés à eux et nous étions plus près de la victoire. Je pense que nous sommes meilleurs aujourd'hui que nous l'étions contre eux en phase de groupes.

Luis Enrique, Paris Le meilleur sentiment que l'on puisse ressentir en tant que joueur ou entraîneur, c'est de voir que son travail rend les gens heureux. Il n'y a rien de mieux que cela. Ce sentiment ne s'achète pas. Le sentiment d'avoir obtenu quelque chose de spécial pour le club est formidable. Maintenant, nous place à cette demi-finale. Nous allons essayer de nous qualifier pour la finale.

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Nelly Korda Wins Fifth Consecutive Title at The Chevron Championship

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THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Nelly Korda collected her fifth straight LPGA Tour victory on Sunday at The Chevron Championship at The Club at Carlton Woods in The Woodlands, Texas in dominant fashion, winning by two shots over Maja Stark.

Korda finished the last seven holes of her third round on Sunday morning, parring in to post a 3-under 69 and sit in a tie for second alongside Brooke Henderson, one shot back of 54-hole leader Haeran Ryu.

Starting her final round just a couple of hours later, Korda parred the first two holes while her groupmates faltered, picking up a pair of back-to-back birdies on holes three and four to lead by two shots over 2024 LPGA Tour rookie Jin Hee Im at 12-under. The 25-year-old grabbed another birdie on the par-5 8th hole to get to 13-under overall, parring the ninth hole to turn in 33 with a three-shot advantage.

Korda made another birdie on the par-4 10th hole to move to 14-under overall before making her first bogey of the round on 11 to drop back to 13-under, the first shot Korda had given back to the field since she bogeyed the 7th hole on Friday.

Meanwhile, Lauren Coughlin was charging up the leaderboard, making birdies on holes 10 and 11 ahead of Korda to get within two shots of the lead. But she gave Korda a little breathing room after making bogeys on 16 and 17, and with just a handful of holes to play, Korda held a four-shot lead.

But the 12-time LPGA Tour winner stumbled again with a bogey on the par-5 15th hole, and after Coughlin made a bounce-back birdie on the par-5 18th hole to post at 10-under total, Korda held a two-shot lead with three holes to play at The Club at Carlton Woods.

After parring the 16th hole, Korda nearly dunked her tee shot on the par-3 17th hole for an ace, ultimately two-putting for par to lead by two shots with just 18 standing between her and the Dinah Shore Trophy.

But Stark wasn’t going to go quietly. After sitting at 9-under and pretty much out of the conversation for majority of the back nine, the Swede birdied the 17th hole and nearly pitched in for eagle on the par-5 18th hole, tapping in for birdie to post at 11-under, now just one shot back of Korda with one hole to play.

Korda wasn’t fazed though, piping her drive down the middle of the fairway and then putting her second shot on the back fringe, sitting within 30 feet of the hole for eagle. She ran her eagle try by just a couple of feet, handily making the nervy come backer for birdie to win her second major title and first since the 2021 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship with a four-day total of 13-under.

“It's just been a crazy, crazy, crazy couple of weeks, with some really solid golf. I can finally breathe,” said a shivering Korda in her winning press conference, still damp from her leap into the lake by 18. “I was really nervous on that back nine. I really, really wanted this win. It feels amazing to get it.

“My first-ever major, competing in a major, was at the U.S. Women's Open at Sebonack, and that was when I dreamt of winning major championships. To have two under my belt now is a dream come true.”

With her 13th career victory, Korda is now the 31st different American to earn 13 or more wins on the LPGA Tour and is the 52nd player ever to win two or more major titles, becoming the ninth player in LPGA Tour history to win at least both the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and The Chevron Championship.

She joins Nancy Lopez and Annika Sorenstam as the only other player since 1978 to win five consecutive titles and will have a chance to top that pair next week as Korda is currently scheduled to play in the JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro.

But that’s a tomorrow Nelly concern. For now, she’s just going to soak in this moment, one for which she’s waited quite some time, and finally take a deep breath as her history is finally made.

“I'm going to enjoy this right now, and then I'll think about that,” smiled Korda. “It's been an amazing time. Hopefully, I’ll keep the streak alive. But I've been so grateful to compete week in and week out and get the five in a row.”

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