Paris

The Seine River flows through Paris, dividing the city into Left and Right Banks, with twenty administrative districts arranged in a clockwise spiral pattern.

The Romans established Lutetia in 52 BCE on the current location of Paris, developing it into a major urban center with forums and amphitheaters.

The Louvre Museum houses 380,000 artifacts across eight departments, including Egyptian antiquities, paintings, and decorative arts in a former royal palace.

The Paris Metro system connects 303 stations through 16 lines, enabling travel between major landmarks, neighborhoods, and railway terminals across the metropolitan area.

The Catacombs of Paris contain the arranged bones of six million people transferred from overflowing cemeteries during the 18th century beneath the city streets.

GPS coordinates: 42.23405,-111.40323

Latest update: March 3, 2025 17:07