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The Arc de Triomphe: It dominates one end of the famous Champs-Élysées, in the middle of the Place de l'Etoile. It is a national symbol because it burns to his feet, never extinguished the flame in memory of the fallen during World War soldiers. He is currently a link between the old Paris and the present and is part of the axis that separates the Louvre modern arch Arco neighborhood of Defense. There spend most of the large demonstrations in honor of the French Republic as the parade of July 14 or a sporting event such as the arrival of the Tour de France. Each year, almost a million and half visitors climb to the terrace of the monument to admire the 12 avenues that are emerging from the monument forming "star" that gives its name to the square. If you like excitement I advise you go by car this roundabout is like being raised in bumper cars fairs. The adrenaline rush is guaranteed!

-The Grand-Palais in Paris: This building was built in 1900 for the Universal Exhibition, along with the Petit Palais, the Pont Alexandre III (one of the prettiest in Paris) and ... the Eiffel Tower, is today one of the "palaces-museums" of the French capital. Reconverted National Gallery by André Malraux, prime minister of the time, the Grand Palais has since the mission to host temporary exhibitions of artists worldwide. Since its foundation collaborates with the most important museums in France and abroad, the latest temporary exhibition was dedicated to Christian Dior and met some of the work of the creator with original costumes, models of their perfumes etc ... Every year, more than a million and visitors walk through the halls of this palace large windows near the Champs Elysees.

The National Museum of Natural History in Paris: This museum consists of several units located elsewhere in the capital, and even in France, where you can see the theories of evolution, the gallery of paleontology and comparative anatomy, Cabinet Natural History and the zoo at the Jardin des Plantes and the Museum of Man (closed until 2015) that can be seen at the Trocadero Gardens at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. This museum hosts two million visitors each year.

Orsay Museum: located on the left bank of the Seine, the museum is installed in the former Orsay railway station built for the Universal Exhibition of 1900. Within its walls the public can know the whole world artistic creation in 1848-1914, although the museum is best known for hosting the largest collection of Impressionist paintings in the world. Visitors have the good fortune to admire there works like "Breakfast on the Grass" by Manet, "The Dancer" by Degas or "The Origin of the World" by Courbet. Every year come more than 3 million people to admire these works.

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