Île de la Cité, Paris

Couldn't see Notre dame because it was burned

Paris essence concentrated on 1sq km. And of course the best icecream ever...

One of two natural islands in the Seine 西堤岛的点评 2019年2月27日点评 Google翻译 As a visitor to Paris, you'll likely end up visiting Île de la Cité at some point during your stay. This is is one of two natural islands in the River Seine and the place with a long history of civilisation dating back over 2000. It is also the location of some of the most important sightseeing in Paris. Today, Île de la Cité is where you find the historic Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Chapelle and Conciergerie, the remains of Palais de la Cité - the First Royal Palace in Paris. You'll find impressive statues, small parks, squares and famous bridges such as Pont Neuf and Pont St. Louis which connects the island to Île de la Saint Louis.

It's the founding ground of Paris or Lutetia, how it was called previously. Its surroundings are beautiful, but a bit touristy. The Notre Dame, St Chapelle and Concierge are on-site and nicely connected with roads and little traffic going on. I advise to visit the area in the early morning when it is quieter.

As a visitor to Paris, you'll likely end up visiting Île de la Cité at some point during your stay. This is is one of two natural islands in the River Seine and the place with a long history of civilisation dating back over 2000. It is also the location of some of the most important sightseeing in Paris. Today, Île de la Cité is where you find the historic Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Chapelle and Conciergerie, the remains of Palais de la Cité - the First Royal Palace in Paris. You'll find impressive statues, small parks, squares and famous bridges such as Pont Neuf and Pont St. Louis which connects the island to Île de la Saint Louis.