These locations showcase the architectural diversity of Paris through buildings from medieval times to modern era. The selection includes Roman remains, Gothic churches, Art Nouveau apartments and hidden villas.
29 Avenue Rapp, Paris, France
Built in 1901, this residential structure features stone carvings, floral ornaments and colored ceramic tiles in French Art Nouveau style.
Cluny, France
Founded in 910, this Benedictine monastery was the largest religious building in medieval Europe, measuring 187 meters in length.
Vincennes, France
This royal chapel was constructed between 1379 and 1552 and contains large windows with 16th century stained glass.
Palais de Chaillot, Paris, France
The museum displays architectural models, drawings and sculptures from medieval to modern periods across 8000 square meters of exhibition space.
Rue de Babylone, Paris, France
This 1896 residential building combines French and Chinese architectural elements, with red lacquered walls and golden decorations across eight floors.
20 Rue Étienne Marcel, Paris, France
This 27-meter medieval tower from 1411 features a stone spiral staircase decorated with carved oak and thistle leaves, typical Gothic elements.
2 Rue du Commandant Schloesing, Paris, France
This 1820 cemetery contains graves of composers, painters and writers including Claude Debussy, Édouard Manet and Jean-Louis Barrault.
18 Rue du Quatre Septembre, Paris, France
This 1900 building housed the Paris Stock Exchange printing works, with stone facades and metal framework designed by architect Henri Blondel.
France
A private residential street from 1928 featuring cobblestone paths, rose arches and small houses with gardens.
France
Museum housed in a 17th century mansion displaying hunting weapons, taxidermied animals and artworks related to hunting traditions through the centuries.
France
This 1930s Art Deco building features colonial-themed decorative reliefs and contains a national immigration museum and an aquarium with tropical fish.
France
The renovated railway viaduct now houses forty craft workshops and studios with traditional French artisans.
France
This narrow passage in the 11th district features historical cobblestones and is lined with traditional 19th century Parisian residential buildings.
France
A residential neighborhood on a 100-foot hill in the 19th arrondissement featuring vineyards and community gardens.
France
A Roman theater from the second century with 15000 seats that hosted gladiator fights and theatrical performances.
France
This 19th century villa displays typical architectural elements of suburban houses with a large garden and original decorative features.