If you like architecture than a visit to Hotel de Ville is encouraged while in Paris. This has been City Hall for Paris since 1357. I think that it has been expanded upon since then and you should bring a wide angle lense because she...More

One of the very few areas in Paris which retains its glory in summers and winters. During summers it his one of the most accessible hangout place with river Siene flowing just next to it. In summer months of June, July, August there are rock...More

I was lucky to experience the night concert which went for the whole weekend. It was an electronica band who sang in English. Such a contrast to the Renaissance Revival architecture in the background. If you have a chance to experience something like that, I...More

A wonderful place to visit; the building has beautiful architecture, and the square has a carousel and is a lovely place to relax.

ayou can just stand and gaze at this building there is so much to see, take your time and view it all

A very beautiful building, with an interesting story. We had a nice guide, who knew very well the history of the building and of Paris. A must see.

This public space is beautiful, but honestly, there isn't much to see after looking at the building and taking a spin on the carousel. However, there are often special events held in the space. These events are wonderful and varied: art exhibits, ice skating, food...More

paris city town hall is very interesting in one thing : it's just in the heart of the city....hence it's a hub for about 15 lines of buses which will carry you absolutely anywhere you need to go...otherwise the building is wide big and with...More

This bulding is most beautiful in the night, where the light are including in the bulding. If you come during holliday, always some animation for children, and for adult. it's in the center of Paris, just near the MARAIS an other place to visit.

this is a lovely, fairytale building, beautiful architecture, and in an excellent location between Rue de Rivoli and the Seine, across which one reaches Notre Dame Cathedral.