Download your Paris Attractions Map & Pocket Guide here
Our Paris Attractions Map and Paris Attractions Pocket Guide will show you all of the top attractions every traveller in Paris must cross off their list! The map and pocket guide will lead you to the best monuments like the Eiffel Tower and share tips on where you should go for that souvenir photo. You’ll also find museums, landmarks, and interestingly, a cemetery! Trust us, they’re all worth a visit. Every attraction is described in detail where we talk about the history of the place as well as what you should expect during your visit. We’ve also added updated practical information on open days and hours as well as a booking link for tickets to sights like the Arc de Triomphe or to museums like the Louvre! We’ve also added our favorite day-trip destination from Paris that’s only 1 hour away!
You can download your Paris Attractions Map and Paris Attractions Pocket Guide separately. Just click here.
What are the differences between the Map and Pocket guide?
– The main difference between the Map and the Pocket Guide are the amount of information included. The Paris Attractions Map is perfect for those who love to walk around and who only want to see attractions in Paris.
– The Paris Attractions Pocket Guide on the other hand is a more detailed guide of all the attractions that can be found in Paris and its surrounding areas.
– Another main difference is that the Map opens to an online version on Google Maps.
– Both the Map and Pocket guide contain practical info like addresses, opening hours, ticket prices and metro access.
Some of the places in the Paris Attractions Map and Pocket Guide
Eiffel Tower
What is a visit to Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower up close? For the best and closest look at this iconic monument, head to the Champ de Mars park. Here, you can take photos of the Eiffel tower from many different angles. On a day with fine weather, you can even sit on the grass and enjoy a picnic with the Tower in your view.
Sacré-Cœur
All the way in the hills of Montmartre in the north of the city is the magnificent Sacré-Cœur. Originally, this was built to reassert the Catholic church’s influence during a time when the French society was divided. Today, people consider it one of the most iconic buildings in Paris. Today, it stands tall in the north of the city where one can find sweeping views of Paris. Especially on a fine afternoon, you’ll find a lot of the locals hanging out by the steps with their musical instruments, snacks, and even some drinks as they wait for an epic sunset over Paris.
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Père Lachaise Cemetery
It might be strange to cite a cemetery in our Paris Attractions Map but this place is definitely worth a visit! Located in the northeastern part of the city, the Père Lachaise Cemetery is the resting ground of many of the world’s most prominent cultural and artistic figures like singer Edith Piaf, writers Marcel Proust and Oscar Wilde, and musician Jim Morrison. You’ll find how their graves are surrounded by flowers and letters from fans all over the world. The cemetery is huge and you can easily spend an entire afternoon discovering it.
Moulin Rouge
Don’t waste your time checking out all the other cabaret shows in Paris, the Moulin Rouge is an experience you’ll keep talking about even after your trip. Watching the best cabaret show is definitely in our Paris Attractions Map. This is the perfect place to spend the evening as you’ll be entertained by the dances, the costumes and be transported back in time! Tickets start from 77€ for a late night show. For an experience you’ll never forget, we recommend reserving the VIP Dinner + Show. Chef David Le Quellec will prepare your special gourmet dinner and you’ll enjoy it with some champagne as the orchestra serenades you.
Day-trip Recommendation: Château Vaux-le-Vicomte
As a bonus in our Paris Attractions Map, we’ve included a day-trip destination! For something different, skip the crowded Versailles Palace! Instead, we suggest heading southeast of Paris to Château Vaux-le-Vicomte. This is the largest private estate listed as a Historic Monument in France. Apart from this noteworthy fact, the gardens of the chateau were what actually inspired the conception of the famous gardens of Versailles. During your visit, you’ll feel as if you’ve travelled back in time because the entire castle is fully-furnished as if royals still lived there! What’s more is that you get an amazing 360 degree view of the estate from the castle’s dome! If you can make time for their special candlelit evenings, you really should! They light up the château and gardens with 2,000 candles every Saturday evening from May to October. Definitely a sight to behold!
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Updated Practical Info
We guarantee that all of the information in our Paris Attractions Map regarding every attraction included in the map are up to date and correct. You’ll find opening days and hours, exact addresses and ticket prices when applicable. We’ve also included booking links so you won’t have to look for them yourselves!
INSIDR Practical Tips
While both Paris Attractions guides have INSIDR Tips, the Pocket Guide has a full page of useful tidbits. These tips will surely help you with your sightseeing in Paris. For example, the tips include information on travel passes that can save you time and money on visiting monuments and museums. We also share tips on visiting the Louvre museum.
More INSIDR Travel Maps
If you’re traveling to Paris, make sure to optimize your visit, otherwise you’ll waste a lot of time. To do this, we’ve created a series of FREE Paris guides that you can download. These guides will make sure you see the best attractions, eat the best food, and travel around smoothly! You can also discover all our best Paris tips on our visit Paris travel guide.
1- Paris local maps
2- Regional France maps
3- Paris practical maps
4- INSIDR Free Travel Guides