Paris Apartments, France

It's a diverse neighborhood where all activities are represented. The 1st arrondissement is a district steeped in the economy but also home of cultural treasures, such as the Louvre Museum, the Royal Palace or even the Tuileries Gardens, if you're a fan of shopping, the Forum des Halles and the Place Vendome, will make you happy.

The Louvre is one of the most beautiful palaces in the world and it is the largest of Parisian buildings. Besides its magnificent collections of paintings by school French, Italian or Spanish, it houses priceless Egyptian antiquities, Greek, Etruscan, Roman and Oriental.

The Place Vendome was built in 1699 by the architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart, in the center is the Vendome Column, a bronze statue of Napoleon, perched on a carved column referring to the Column of Trajan in Rome, whose bronze from guns taken during the fighting at Austerlitz. This elegant and spacious place now houses many hotels and luxury shops, including famous jewelers.

Magnificent Gothic remnant of the ancient palace of Capet, the Conciergerie, the oldest prison in Paris, has seen over the centuries, much blood flow, especially during the Revolution, where illustrious guests were imprisoned there.

Les Halles is a district located in the heart of the capital, it takes its name from the central market, also called Les Halles in Paris, held there until the early 1970s. Today, this huge market has been replaced by a park, an underground mall, the Forum des Halles, and numerous sites for recreation (swimming pool, cinema). The RER station Chatelet - Les Halles, located just below the complex is the largest underground rail station in the world and allows access from the entire Paris region.

The Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel is a monument dating from 1809 built by Napoleon Bonaparte. It contains entries on all four sides (tetrapylon). It is located on the Place du Carrousel, just west of the Louvre.