▲ The Louvre Museum is located on the banks of the Seine River in Paris, France. As a world-renowned museum, it represents a perfect blend of art and history. Housing countless treasures of human civilization, its exhibits—from Renaissance to Classical works—each carry stories through time. Beneath the glass pyramid dome, visitors can encounter masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, immersing themselves in the captivating charm of art.
▲ The Musée de l'Orangerie's most important permanent exhibits consist of just 8 paintings, all by Monet. These are the extraordinarily large and elongated Water Lilies series, displayed in two oval rooms. The paintings are arranged in a circular fashion and include: "Sunset," "Clouds," "Morning," "Green Reflections," "Reflections of Trees," "Morning Willows," "Two Willows," and "Willows in Bright Morning Light."
▲ In Paris, there is a hidden gem you simply can't miss—Tuileries Garden. Nestled between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, this French-style garden features symmetrical tree-lined avenues, exquisite fountains, and sculptures scattered throughout. Strolling through it, you can admire the shimmering waters of the Seine and soak in the relaxed vibe of Parisians. Come here to experience the unique romance and leisurely charm that only Paris can offer.
▲ Palais Garnier, built in 1861, is a prime example of eclectic architecture. Blending ancient Greek and Roman colonnades with Baroque styles, the theater features a grand marble staircase and a lounge as elegant as a mini Hall of Mirrors at Versailles. It's not only the inspiration for "The Phantom of the Opera" but also a stage for top-tier performances, thanks to its high-level acoustic design. Come and enjoy an opera here for an artistic feast.
