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The Conciergerie's towers along the Seine in warm evening light

Marie Antoinette spent her last weeks inside that building by the river.

200 m → the Conciergerie The queen's last address Held here from August 1793 until 16 October, when a cart took her to the guillotine.
A Montmartre apartment building that looks like it is sliding into a grassy hill

Level your camera with the grass here and that building sinks into the hill.

100 m → Square Louise-Michel The sinking house The building is perfectly straight. The slope is steep. Line your photo up with the lawn, not the sky.
La Maison Rose, pink with green shutters, on a cobbled corner of Montmartre

There's a pink house at the end of this street that painters came for.

150 m → Sacré-Cœur La Maison Rose Utrillo painted this pink house. Picasso's friends gathered inside.
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The Eiffel Tower framed by the iron columns of the Bir-Hakeim bridge 150 m → Pont de Bir-Hakeim
Photo spot The tower, framed in iron Stand on the bridge's lower deck. Best early in the morning, before the crowds.
The bronze statue of Henri IV on horseback on the Pont Neuf 90 m → Pont Neuf
Story This king was killed in a traffic jam Henri IV, 1610: his carriage got stuck behind two carts and a man stabbed him through the window.
The gilded Flame of Liberty at Pont de l'Alma, with flowers at its base 60 m → Pont de l'Alma
Story Everyone thinks this is Diana's memorial It's a copy of the Statue of Liberty's flame, given to Paris in 1989. When Princess Diana died in the tunnel below in 1997, people began leaving flowers here.
The stone arches of the Pont de la Concorde at sunset, a river boat passing under 200 m → Concorde
Story This bridge is made of the Bastille After the prison fell in 1789, its stones were used to finish the Pont de la Concorde.
Walks

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Somewhere to take photos

The sinking house1Sacré-Cœur steps2Place du Tertre3Rue de l'Abreuvoir4 © OpenStreetMap

1PHOTO STOPThe sinking houseLevel your camera with the lawn and the building seems to sink into the hill.

2FILM YOURSELFSacré-Cœur stepsFilm yourself on the steps from a few rows up, all of Paris behind you.

3PHOTO STOPPlace du TertrePainters at their easels every day. Shoot from the café side.

4FILM YOURSELFRue de l'AbreuvoirFilm yourself walking up the cobbles, the Sacré-Cœur dome ahead.

A photo walk through Montmartre 4 STOPS · 0.9 KM · ~20 MIN Open walk

Now a French Revolution walk?

Cour du Commerce1The Conciergerie2Rue Saint-Honoré3Place de la Concorde4 © OpenStreetMap

1STORYCour du CommerceMarat's revolutionary paper was printed in this passage.

2STORYThe ConciergerieThe Revolution's prison. Marie Antoinette spent her last weeks here.

3STORYRue Saint-HonoréThe condemned rode down this street in open carts.

4STORYPlace de la ConcordeLouis XVI and Marie Antoinette were guillotined here in 1793.

The Revolution, on foot 4 STOPS · 2.4 KM · ~35 MIN Open walk
Ask

Ask it like a friend who lives here.

It has done the reading, so you get one good answer, close by.

Something sweet nearby?

Five minutes from here. Pastry writers rank its Paris-Brest among the city's best.

A Paris-Brest pastry with praline cream and almonds
PÂTISSERIE · SAINT-GERMAIN · 5 MIN WALK Maison Lavande Hazelnut praline in a wheel of choux pastry.

READING WHAT 28 PASTRY WRITERS SAY

FOOD BLOG · 4 MIN READLe meilleur Paris-Brest de la rive gauche“Praliné noisette, pâte à choux croustillante, rien de trop.”
LOCAL GUIDE · 6 MIN READWhere Paris buys its Sunday pastry“Skip the famous names on the boulevard. The queue is the review.”
FRENCH FOOD PRESS · 3 MIN READParis-Brest : la roue qui a gagné la course“Né en 1910 pour la course cycliste Paris-Brest-Paris.”
NEWSPAPER · 5 MIN READThe cake shaped like a bicycle wheel“Created for a bike race, still the city's favourite slice.”
FOOD BLOG · 3 MIN READNotre top 5 des Paris-Brest“Une adresse discrète prend la première place.”
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CHAPELSainte-Chapelle
HISTORYThe Conciergerie
Golden hour on the Champ de MarsQUESTER'S PICKGolden hour on the Champ de Mars
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EVENINGSunset on the Seine
The Eiffel Tower above Paris rooftops at sunset

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