I have two evenings in paris this month. What should I see?

Question

I have two evenings in paris this month. What should I see?

Answer 1

Not to miss the:

Tour Eiffel and the Champs de Mars,

Sacre Coeur and Monmartre,

Louvre and the Pyramide,

Notre Dame and St Michel,

Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysees.

Answer 2

I've been to Paris 4 times and the prettiest thing I've ever seen there was the church Sanc De-cure (pardon the spelling) but it is on a hill and will give you a great view of the city.  That whole area has a great feel.  Make sure to have a NICE dinner there.  French food is great when you pay for it but the cheap food is awful.  Have fun!

Answer 3

you should visit Evil tower,"SACRE COUR"church,Louver museum,versay palace

Answer 4

Evenings are a great time to be in Paris.  Lots of sights are even more beautiful when they are all lit up.  Don't miss:

Eiffel Tower

Arc de Triomphe

Notre Dame

If time permits, also go by Hotel de Ville, Sacre Coeur, and Centre Pompidou.  

Take the metro to move around the city faster than by car or bus.  Have a nice dinner at a place along rue Mouffetard, in the Marais (I loved Les Philosophes), or in Beaubourg.  There was also a brasserie called l'Alouette along rue Glaciere that I liked.

Or you could combine dinner and sightseeing by taking an evening dinner cruise along the Seine.  There are cruises without dinner, too.  Google Bateaux Mouches to find information.

Answer 5

I am an American living in Paris and I have friends and family who visit often. They always ask the same question, what do I see? If you have a Friday night, the Louvre is open late (9 pm) It is beautiful to see at least the pyramid by night. I would also suggest Sacrè Couer by day as it allows for a beautiful view of the entire city. For great food and people watching, I suggest Blvd. St. Germain in the 6th arr. Lots of fun bars and restaurants and shopping. For great cocktails and beautiful people, try Cafe Mabillon. If you want other english speakers and good music and food, try Buddha Bar in the 1st arr. near Place de Concorde.