Things to do in Paris?

Buy a beret and learn to play the accordion

make love baby

Visit the Eiffel Tower
http://www.tour-eiffel.fr/teiffel/uk

shopping,fashion shows,climb eiffel tower,concert tours,thrift shops,parks,museums(of art),amusement parks,theatrical attractions...

I was only there for a few days so I don't know a lot, but some of the obvious ones would be shopping, museums and the tourist things (visiting the Eiffel tower, for example). I'd also just walk around the different sections (I'm a fan of the latin quarter), sit at the cafes, and just absorb the culture.

Boat trip on river
Climb Eiffel Tower
See the Mona Lisa in the Louvre (it's smaller than you'd think)
Climb up to Sacred Heart Basilica, then go round side and into the arty area
Moulin Rouge, if you enjoy cabaret and topless (tasteful) dancers.
Left bank for street cafes and cheaper eating.

Oh hello hello.
I say, Paris eh?
Try not to lose your head,
you know what the French are like, ahah ha ha.

Visit the Musee de Science at Porte De La Villete, the park at the Place De La Concorde, Notre Dame church,Basilica of the Sacr茅 C艙ur at Montmartre, the Moulin Rouge (depends on your age), L'Opera, the Louvre, a bateau mouche riverboat tour. You can buy tickets relatively inexpensively to catch buses to visit the significant landmarks and get on and off at any stop to suit you. Have fun.

Depends on the amount of time you have there.Would recommend a city bus tour and you will soon see the sites you want to visit

Definetly try the nighttime cruise of the Seine - especially the one that includes a meal - not cheap, but worth every penny.

I've been to Paris every year since I was 10 or 11. Get the Paris visitee pas, you'll get discount.

Go to the Eiffel tower, Louvre, Mus茅e de L'arm茅e, Invalides (if you like history/ Napoleon), Arc DE Triomphe Sacre couer, Notre Dame. a trip over the Seine, Moulin rouge and the whole Pigalle, there is also the sex museum! From there you can walk to Montmartre ( don't go to late, but in the evening, it's really cosy!)
If you want to see famous graves (Jim Morrison, Edith Piaf, Maria Callas, Chopin, Yves Montand, Sandra Bernhard, Oscar Wilde and some famous French writers) And the Marais is a very famous part of Paris.

Go to Versailles, you can spend a whole day there...you've seen the movie Marie Antoinette?

Bois de vincenne for a picnic but don't go to bois de Boulogne late at night....there is a lot of prostitution at that time.

Maybe a day or two to Disneyresort Paris??

If you have the time you could also visit Versailles. It was the palace of the king of France in the past.

Check out Museums - in any case be sure not to miss the Louvre, but the centre Pompidou, the Musee Rodin and the Musee d'Orsay also deserve special attention.

The beautiful Churches among them the Notre Dame and the Sacre Coeur with its great views over the city should be on every itinerary.

The famous Landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower or the Arc de Triomphe are absolute highlights npo traveler would want to miss.

see also:
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Don't miss Pere LaChaise cemetery--not for the famous buried there, but for the breathtaking beauty of the place.

go to Versailles, is a palace outside of Paris... It's GORGEOUS!!! really big, you'll need a whole day to go.

I took the train to get there, and i think it took from 30-45 min. You'll love it, it was my favorite place there.