Paris

Under the gaze of a cosmopolitan crowd whose social barrier were erased, the cabaret Moulin Rouge was founded in 1889.
The balls at the Moulin Rouge experiencing great success and everybody keeps in a corner of his memory a melody of Offenbach chanting the footsteps of French Cancan dancers. Strong feelings for the spectators looking at an armada of young women shaking their skirts. Among them, made famous by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, La Goulue, which still haunts many minds; Mistinguett who made his first steps on stage at the Moulin Rouge in 1907.
Today, after more than a hundred years of existence, the famous Parisian cabaret continues to attract onlookers and Gotha, and to artists from around the world who operate in a setting whose only motto is the party!

Before the construction of the Basilica of the "Sacré coeur", in a style Byzantine romano, the hill was a small village outside the fortified walls of Paris.
The basilica is the metaphor of the condemnation of the sins of the inhabitants of Paris: sinned which would have caused the defeat of the French army against Prussia in 1870.

Probably the best example of the architectural splendor of the Second Empire, the Garnier Opera is one of the largest old opera houses (11,000 square meters).

Located on an area of over 40 hectares in the heart of Paris, on the right bank of the Seine, the Louvre offers approximately 60 000 m² of exhibition rooms dedicated to the conservation of representative objects of 11 millenniums of civilization and culture.