Paris Audio guide in English
Visit the surroundings
French Federation of Historical Audioguides
Louvre Museum
Orsay Museum
Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral
Pantheon church
Holy Chapel
Eiffel Tower
Basilica of the Sacred Heart
Hôtel des Invalides
The FFAGH offers you audio guides that can be used directly on your smartphone or with the Android and iPhone application. Audio guides on the greatest monuments (Eiffel Tower, Panthéon, Sacré Coeur…), museums (Louvre, Orsay,…). Free guided tours to discover or rediscover the City of Light. Cultural, monumental, unusual ... Paris cultivates an exceptional heritage, between history and modernity.
To start the visit, a few essentials: overlook the city from the top of the Eiffel Tower at 324 meters high, admire the gargoyles of Notre-Dame dear to Victor Hugo, or dominate the highest hill in Paris from the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. By themselves, these monuments form the three visits favored by tourists. Not far from Notre-Dame, the Sainte Chapelle and its remarkable stained-glass windows are also worth a look.
A stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées, the Grand Palais, an immense glass and stone vessel, houses prestigious exhibitions, and the Rives de Seine park, which offers a peaceful family stroll along the Seine. The Arc de Triomphe built by Napoleon offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.
In the center of Paris, the Louvre, a former royal residence transformed into a museum during the Revolution, has become the most visited museum in the world. The Orsay Museum, for its part, has the largest collection of impressionist and post-impressionist paintings.
Another unmissable is the Palais Garnier, its richly decorated facade and its ceiling painted by Marc Chagall. Finally, a detour through the Père Lachaise cemetery offers the opportunity to reflect on the graves of many artists.
To start the visit, a few essentials: overlook the city from the top of the Eiffel Tower at 324 meters high, admire the gargoyles of Notre-Dame dear to Victor Hugo, or dominate the highest hill in Paris from the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. By themselves, these monuments form the three visits favored by tourists. Not far from Notre-Dame, the Sainte Chapelle and its remarkable stained-glass windows are also worth a look.
A stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées, the Grand Palais, an immense glass and stone vessel, houses prestigious exhibitions, and the Rives de Seine park, which offers a peaceful family stroll along the Seine. The Arc de Triomphe built by Napoleon offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.
In the center of Paris, the Louvre, a former royal residence transformed into a museum during the Revolution, has become the most visited museum in the world. The Orsay Museum, for its part, has the largest collection of impressionist and post-impressionist paintings.
Another unmissable is the Palais Garnier, its richly decorated facade and its ceiling painted by Marc Chagall. Finally, a detour through the Père Lachaise cemetery offers the opportunity to reflect on the graves of many artists.
Tourist map - Paris
