The Anglican church has belonged to the history of Nice since 1820 - the cemetery also goes back to this time. The current church goes back to 1860 and is in Gothic style of the XIXème century, the interior is a true jewel. Read More

Overlooking the Champs Elysees and commissioned by Napolean himself, the Arc de Triomphe is a favourite and must-see monument in Paris.

The city's largest and most modern church, it was actually built in 1868 - although the exterior is of Gothic style. Open daily from 08:30 to 12:00 and 14:00 to 19:00, free admission.

Great Christian site, one of the most visited monuments! Every year, 13 million visitors from all over the world enter the portals. Its renown is not overrated: it is one of the masterpieces of gothic architecture.

This chapel is also called the Chapel of the Holy Stairs (Scala Santa). In 1811, 424 Roman priests who refused to pledge allegiance to the Emperor Napoleon I were exiled to Corsica. The priests were well received by the Bastia population who treated them with the greatest respect.

With over 6 million visitors each year, The Eiffel Tower is a must-see landmark in Paris.

This building was built in 1730 and was used successively as a seminar diocesan, hospital and barracks. Since 1860, it has housed the the town hall.

Formerly the city-hall, this communal palace was built in the 16th century and now accomodates the employment exchange.