Paris

4. Paris’s subway system, marked by Art Nouveau entrances and fast connections across the city.
6. Paris is one of the world’s capitals for this stylish industry, home to haute couture and luxury brands.
7. The river that winds through Paris and under its many historic bridges.
8. The worlds most visited art museum near the Tuileries Garden and the Seine and home to the Mona Lisa and countless works of art.
10. A long, crusty French bread often carried home under the arm in Paris.
11. A hilltop neighborhood known for its artists, the Sacré-Cœur, and sweeping views of Paris.
12. A restored Gothic masterpiece on the Île de la Cité, this cathedral reopened in 2024 and remains a symbol of Paris.

1. A historic Parisian district with cobblestone streets, boutiques, cafés, and Jewish heritage.
2. Former French Royal Residence just outside Paris, famous for its Hall of Mirrors and gardens.
3. A buttery, flaky pastry that's a classic part of a French breakfast.
5. A Parisian landmark visible from almost anywhere in the city, beautifully illuminated at night
9. The French word for “love,” often associated with the romantic spirit of Paris.