L’Opéra Garnier est un joyau culturel qui allie musique, danse, art et histoire, et qui continue d’enchanter les spectateurs du monde entier. Cet édifice extraordinaire, conçu par l’architecte Charles Garnier, est un mélange audacieux de styles néo-baroque et néo-renaissance, marqué par des éléments de l’art grec et romain. L’auditorium splendide de l’Opéra Garnier peut accueillir près de 2 200 personnes. Il possède des balcons, des loges et des décorations somptueuses. The Garnier Opera The Grand Foyer Grand staircase Construction of the Opéra Garnier began in 1861 and lasted approximately 14 years. The Garnier opera house was inaugurated on January 5, 1875. This extraordinary building, designed by architect Charles Garnier, is a bold blend of neo-baroque and neo-renaissance styles, marked by elements of Greek and Roman art. Its facade features intricate carvings and columns, while the interior exudes luxury and grandeur. The splendid auditorium of the Opéra Garnier can accommodate nearly 2,200 people. It has balconies, boxes and sumptuous decorations. The Opéra Garnier is a place where operas, ballets and lyrical plays are performed. The Opéra Garnier also houses a school of lyrical art, dance and music. Talented artists are trained there and hone their skills. Special events such as galas, exhibitions and concerts take place at this iconic venue. Visitors can explore the interior of the Opéra Garnier on guided tours. The Opéra Garnier is a cultural jewel that combines music, dance, art and history, and which continues to enchant spectators around the world.

Le Bois de Vincennes, situé dans le 12e arrondissement de Paris, est le premier espace vert parisien avec une superficie de 995 hectares. Plus de la moitié de cette surface est boisée, ce qui en fait un véritable joyau de biodiversité. Le bois abrite quatre lacs reliés entre eux par des ruisseaux, ainsi que des massifs forestiers et des jardins C’est un lieu idéal pour se promener, pratiquer des activités sportives et culturelles en famille. Profitez de ce grand espace naturel pittoresque Bois de Vincennes In 1857, Napoleon III entrusted Adolphe Alphand with a vast development and beautification plan that was particularly difficult to carry out due to the location of the firing ranges and maneuver camps of the military fort in the middle of the woods. Floral Park The Temple of Love Floral Park The Bois de Vincennes was developed to the east of Paris from 1857 and represents an area of 995 hectares, three times larger than the area of Central Park. The Bois de Vincennes had a more popular vocation compared to the Bois de Boulogne oriented towards a place of prestige and worldliness. The Bois de Vincennes was annexed to Paris in 1860. Adolphe Alphand retained the general order of the main roads, but transformed the lawns and empty spaces into an English park style by connecting them by winding paths, thus creating a picturesque and pleasant environment for walkers and visitors. Paris Zoological Park Vincennes castle In the heart of the Bois de Vincennes, appear four lakes created or redeveloped during the Second Empire. Lake Gravelle was built under the direction of Adolphe Alphand, during the development of the Bois de Vincennes in the 1860s. The sector did not originally include any hydraulic network, the lake was dug to ensure the irrigation of other bodies of water and made it possible to push back the waters of the Marne and therefore to regulate floods. Lake Daumesnil was created in 1864, under the supervision of Adolphe Alphand. It was designed as a space for relaxation and recreation, with islands, promenades, and boats for visitors to rent. Lake Daumesnil is shaped like a horseshoe, with two islands in the center. Lake Saint-Mandé was created in 1866. It was used to supply water to Lake Daumesnil. Banks and rest areas have been created around the lake. Lac des Minimes already existed before the Second Empire, but it was redeveloped at that time. Bridges, walkways, and green spaces have been added around the lake. It was mainly used for fishing and walks. These four lakes contributed to the beauty and appeal of the Bois de Vincennes during the Second Empire, providing Parisians with places for relaxation and leisure in the heart of the city. The Bois de Vincennes offers a magnificent castle built under Philippe VI then Charles V and embellished under Louis XIV. Originally, this castle had eight enclosure towers. Napoleon I transformed the castle into an arsenal in 1808 and razed the eight enclosure towers apart from the so-called village tower. Arboretum de Breuil In 1867, the Breuil Arboretum, a horticultural educational establishment in the city of Paris, was created under the leadership of Prefect Haussmann. Originally located near Porte Daumesnil, it was transferred in 1936 to the south-east of Bois de Vincennes and named “Ecole Du Breuil”, in homage to its first director. This arboretum covers an area of 13 hectares and presents a collection of 1200 trees. Open to all, it is also a place of learning for students of the Du Breuil horticulture school and agents of the city of Paris. Paris Zoological Park The Bois de Vincennes offers its visitors the Paris Zoological Park This 14-hectare park (formerly “Vincennes Zoo”) was created in 1934. After two and a half works, the new park was inaugurated in April 2014. The park is now organized into 5 sectors or “biozones” – Patagonia, Sahel/Sudan, Europe, Guyana, Madagascar – which each exhibit various plant landscapes associated with the 180 species of animals presented. The new architectural and landscaping designs followed the principle of immersing visitors and animals in environments evoking the original ecosystems and giving an essential role to plants. More than 170,000 plants and 2,200 trees, representing 870 species, were planted, representing a 40% increase in the planted area. One of the challenges to be overcome was the evocation of tropical landscapes with hardy plant species in the Parisian climate. In addition, a large tropical greenhouse of 4000 m² and 16 m high was built to house part of the Guyanese and Malagasy sectors. It was planted with 3800 plants including some sub-adult trees. Parc Floral The Floral Park was inaugurated in April 1969. It took 15 months (from September 1967 to April 1969) to develop it. With its 31 hectares, it is the largest green space created in Paris since the end of the Second Empire. It is still the largest park in Paris today. Its landscape architect was Daniel Collin, a horticultural engineer who graduated in 1934 from the National School of Horticulture in Versailles. He had 28 pavilions created to host horticultural exhibitions from different countries. These 28 pavilions still exist. We owe the influence of the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games to the Japanese inspiration still perceptible in the architecture of the roofs, pavilions and covered walkways. In 1998, the Floral Park was united with the arboretum of the Breuil school, the Bagatelle park and the Auteuil greenhouse garden. From this union was born the “Paris Botanical Garden” where cultural and educational functions are highlighted. The zoological park and the floral park, both more recently created, today constitute the most visited places in the Bois de Vincennes.

Installé au 19, avenue Kléber Paris 8ème The Peninsula Paris est un hôtel 5 étoiles de renom. Souvent appelée la “petite Versailles”. Cette Grande Dame parisienne a été rénovée en 2014, alliant modernité avant-gardiste à un siècle d’élégance, de glamour et d’histoire française. L’hôtel abrite 200 chambres luxueuses, dont 93 suites. La Terrasse Kléber, est vraisemblablement la plus grande terrasse couverte de la capitale. Sous sa verrière majestueuse, elle offre une vue panoramique. The Peninsula Paris Located at 19, avenue Kléber Paris 8th, The Peninsula Paris is a renowned 5-star hotel. Often called “little Versailles”. This Parisian Grande Dame was renovated in 2014, combining avant-garde modernity with a century of elegance, glamor and French history. The hotel houses 200 luxurious rooms, including 93 suites. The Kléber Terrace is probably the largest covered terrace in the capital. Under its majestic glass roof, it offers a panoramic view and a romantic atmosphere, ideal for enjoying refined cuisine in the shade of the olive trees or sipping a cocktail with friends.

La Réserve Paris est un hôtel et spa exclusif 5 étoiles situé au 42, avenue Gabriel Paris 8ème à deux pas des Champs-Élysées. L’hôtel propose des chambres et suites luxueuses, dont des chambres Prestige, des chambres Premier, des suites Junior, et bien plus encore. La Réserve Paris propose également des appartements contemporains (de 140 à 300 m²) avec services inclus, tels qu’un majordome, un concierge, le ménage, la sécurité et le valet. Expériences culinaires inoubliables. La Réserve Paris - Hotel and Spa La Réserve Paris is an exclusive 5-star hotel and spa located at 42, avenue Gabriel Paris 8th, a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées. Located halfway between Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré and Avenue Montaigne, it is an ideal address for an intimate Parisian experience. The hotel offers luxurious rooms and suites, including Prestige Rooms, Premier Rooms, Junior Suites, and more. La Réserve Paris also offers contemporary apartments (from 140 to 300 m²) with services included, such as a butler, a concierge, housekeeping, security and valet. The spa is open every day and offers treatments for guests staying at La Réserve Paris. Enjoy the 16-meter indoor swimming pool, three treatment cabins, a fitness area with a coach, and a hammam. Unforgettable culinary experiences Le Gabriel – Three-Michelin-star restaurant where you can enjoy the award-winning cuisine of Jérôme Banctel. La Pagode de Cos – A gastronomic journey around the world with chef Jérôme Banctel. The Duc de Morny Library – A cozy meeting place within La Réserve Paris. Le Gaspard – Ideal for business meetings, casual after-work moments or one-on-one champagne moments.

L’Hôtel de Crillon est un palace situé sur la Place de la Concorde au cœur de Paris. Cet hôtel du groupe Rosewood a obtenu le label Palace en 2018. L’Hôtel de Crillon propose 78 chambres, 36 suites et 10 suites signatures de l'Hotel de Crillon. Les salles de bains en marbre sont spacieuses et équipées d’une douche à effet pluie et d’une baignoire. Le spa primé de l’Hôtel de Crillon offre une vaste gamme de soins exclusifs. Expériences culinaires inoubliables Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel The Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel is a palace located on Place de la Concorde in the heart of Paris since 1909. This Rosewood group hotel obtained the Palace label in 2018. The Hôtel de Crillon offers 78 rooms, 36 suites and 10 Signature Suites of the Hôtel de Crillon embody a resolutely Parisian residential style, as warm as it is refined. Rooms and suites are elegantly decorated with custom furnishings, magnificent antiques and carefully chosen art objects that demonstrate exceptional attention to detail. The rooms are elegantly decorated and offer a view of the interior courtyard or the pedestrian street Boissy d'Anglas. The marble bathrooms are spacious and equipped with a rain shower and a bathtub. The award-winning spa at Hôtel de Crillon offers a wide range of exclusive treatments in an atmosphere conducive to relaxation and well-being. Unforgettable culinary experiences Butterfly pastry Discover the exclusive sweet creations of Pastry Chef Matthieu Carlin. Nonos & Groceries by Paul Pairet A restaurant that reinvents the French grill with modern and gourmet cuisine. The Box An intimate interlude with the cuisine of Executive Chef Boris Campanella and Chef Sommelier Xavier Thuizat. Winter Garden A historic setting for the delicate creations of Chefs Boris Campanella and Matthieu Carlin. Bar Les Ambassadeurs Modernity and heritage blend harmoniously in this legendary bar.

Le Parc Monceau est un parc historique et paysager aménagé dans un style Anglo-Chinois qui abrite des vestiges, des sculptures, des arbres centenaires et des centaines espèces végétales. Monceau Park Parc Monceau was designed between 1773 and 1779 for the Duke of Chartres, the future Philippe-Égalité. Parc Monceau, located at 35, boulevard de Courcelles, Paris 8th, is a historic and landscaped park covering an area of 8.2 hectares. Monceau Park Ancient architecture Parc Monceau was designed in an Anglo-Chinese style and is home to vestiges, sculptures, century-old trees, and hundreds of plant species. It is a true haven of peace, greenery and culture, where every corner reserves surprises. It stands out for its unique characteristics, which make it an emblematic place in Paris. The park presents structures and buildings of very diverse styles and periods. There are temple ruins, a Gothic castle, an arcade from the old Paris City Hall, a pyramid, an Asian pagoda, a cave, a waterfall, a rotunda, and Corinthian columns adorning the oval basin. . This architectural variety offers a unique experience to visitors. Parc Monceau is a special place, combining history, art and nature, and offering a unique experience to Parisian visitors and tourists. Monceau Park Stone bridge Old Door

L’Hôtel Le Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris est un établissement de luxe 5 étoiles situé au 37, avenue Hoche Paris 8ème à quelques pas des Champs-Élysées offrant la vue sur l’Arc de Triomphe. L’hôtel propose 149 chambres et suites de luxe, rénovées par le célèbre designer Philippe Starck. L’hôtel dispose d’un cinéma de 99 places et d’une galerie d’art. Les amateurs d’art apprécieront également la collection privée d’art de l’établissement. Expériences culinaires inoubliables The Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris The Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris is a 5-star luxury establishment located at 37, avenue Hoche Paris 8th, a few steps from the Champs-Élysées with a view of the Arc de Triomphe. The Royal Monceau was inaugurated in 1928 by founders Pierre Bermond and André Junot. The hotel offers 149 luxury rooms and suites, renovated by the famous designer Philippe Starck. The units are spacious and equipped with a flat-screen TV and a private refrigerated minibar. The hotel has a 99-seat cinema, an art gallery and an exclusive art concierge service. Art lovers will also appreciate the property's private art collection. Unforgettable culinary experiences Matsuhisa Paris , restaurant by famous chef Nobu, serves modern Japanese cuisine. Il Carpaccio , a Michelin-starred restaurant, offers Italian dishes, while desserts are the work of renowned pastry chef and entrepreneur Yazid Ichemrahen. If you are looking for exceptional objects, the official Royal Monceau boutique offers perfumes, candles and leather goods signed by the hotel.

Les Monuments Historiques Parisiens sont des témoins de l’histoire et de l’architecture de Paris. Hôtel des Invalides The Hotel des Invalides, located in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, is an emblematic historical and architectural complex. The Hotel des Invalides was ordered by Louis XIV on February 24, 1670. The project was entrusted to the architect Libéral Bruant. Work began in 1671 and was completed in 1678. The height of the Hotel des Invalides reaches 107 meters at the top of the dome. The Hotel des Invalides was built to provide shelter and care for injured or aging soldiers. The tomb of Napoleon I is located at the Hôtel des Invalides in Paris. Napoleon Bonaparte died in 1821 in exile on the British island of Saint Helena. His life there, while relatively luxurious compared to most people of the time, was undeniably a form of imprisonment. The British, fearing that he would return to power and resume conquest, never let him leave the island. In 1840, Napoleon's remains were repatriated to France from Saint Helena, during the return of the ashes, at the initiative of King Louis-Philippe I and his minister Adolphe Thiers. Napoleon's tomb was planned starting in 1840, but construction was not completed until two decades later. It was inaugurated by Emperor Napoleon III on April 2, 1861. The tomb is located under the dome of Les Invalides. It is accessed through a door flanked by two atlanteans sculpted by Francisque Joseph Duret. The crypt is surrounded by a circular gallery supported by twelve pillars decorated with victories, sculpted by James Pradier until his death in June 1852. In the center is a massive sarcophagus made of purple-colored Shoksha quartzite, quarried in Karelia, Russia. The sarcophagus rests on a green Vosges granite base. Napoleon's tomb is an iconic monument that bears witness to the fascinating history of this French emperor. The Hôtel des Invalides bears witness to the military history and greatness of France. It houses several museums, including the Army Museum, the Museum of Relief Plans and the Museum of the Order of the Liberation. Discover its museums, its gardens and its role in national memory.

L'univers du luxe unique à Paris. Une fusion audacieuse de créativité, d’innovation et d’élégance. French Luxe Experience Parisian refinement in the heart of the City of Lights Cartier Immerse yourself in the prestigious and unique world of Cartier. Be inspired by exceptional craftsmanship. Cartier is a luxury company that designs, manufactures and distributes luxury jewelry, watches and accessories. Founded in Paris in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier. The brand was made famous by his grandson Louis Cartier. Cartier's reputation is linked to the quality of its know-how, particularly in the creation of exceptional jewelry and iconic watches such as the Santos wristwatch. The brand also played a pioneering role in watchmaking and is known for its modern and elegant creations, precursors of Art Deco. Cartier offers 8 prestigious addresses in Paris Cartier located at 154, avenue des Champs Elysées and 51, rue François 1er in Paris 8th are essential places for lovers of luxury jewelry. Louis Vuitton Louis Vuitton, the iconic luxury brand, offers premium leather goods, luggage, clothing and accessories with timeless style. Louis Vuitton collections are synonymous with elegance, quality and artisanal know-how. Louis Vuitton, the brand that embodies French luxury, was founded in 1854 in Paris by Louis Vuitton. Chanel The illustration of world-renowned French prestige. Maison Chanel, the incarnation of French refinement, is a haute couture house synonymous with timeless elegance and distinction. The House of Chanel was founded by Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel in 1910. This iconic brand revolutionized the world of fashion by freeing women from the constraints of corsets, advocating comfortable fashion while remaining chic. Chanel's positioning is rooted in elegance, quality and innovation, and the brand continues to be a symbol of luxury and style around the world. Dior The House of Dior, founded by Christian Dior in 1946, is an icon of French fashion, synonymous with elegance, of creative audacity and refinement. It has evolved over the decades while remaining faithful to its heritage. She continues to influence the fashion world with iconic creations and timeless fragrances. Saint Laurent Founded in 1961 by Pierre Bergé and fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent. The brand has become iconic for its bold style, revolutionary designs and influence on fashion. Be inspired by the boldness and sophistication of Saint Laurent.

Le Bois de Boulogne, situé dans le 16e arrondissement de Paris, est un vaste territoire forestier de plus de 800 hectares. Il représente le double de Central Park à New York et le triple de Hyde Park à Londres. Il est aujourd’hui un parc public prisé par les Parisiens. Bois de Boulogne Under Napoleon III, the development of the Bois de Boulogne in Paris was an ambitious project. Bagatelle Grande Cascade The Bois de Boulogne is located to the west of Paris. Its area is 845 hectares, or 2.5 times larger than the area of Central Park. In 1852, Napoleon III ceded ownership of the Bois de Boulogne to the city of Paris. The city was responsible for developing this green space in four years and entrusted the work to the architect Jacques Hittorff and the landscaper Louis-Sulpice Varé . The emperor wanted a river similar to the Serpentine in Hyde Park in London. Varé forgot the 6 meter difference in height in his project, which would have dried up the upper part and flooded the lower part. Adolphe Alphand, engineer, took over and remodeled the floors and reliefs. He teamed up with landscaper Jean-Pierre Barillet-Deschamps to transform the Varé river into two lakes. Alphand created an English-style landscape with winding paths, ponds, artificial rivers and groups of rockeries. The Bois de Boulogne has become an emblematic green space of Paris thanks to these carefully carried out developments.