Locais curtidos por Carlos

Carlos Rangel: No more farmers market. Demolished in 1971 and replaced by the current modern shopping mall offers luxury stores, restaurants and some other stuff, also it is well connected with RER and metro

Carlos Rangel: Just stay calm and do not scream, follow the path, do not mess up with the bones and the most important, enjoy the tour.

Carlos Rangel: One of the most known places by locals to have a rest, lunch or brunch whilst admiring the quiet landscape, bring some snacks and enjoy the visit like a local.

Carlos Rangel: One of the most iconic places of Paris and Montmartre, the night shows are a must to watch in the place, so, arrive early, buy a ticket and enjoy the show it worths each euro

Carlos Rangel: The Palace is just in front of the train station and close, there’s a bus that can take you to and from Le Grand Trianon. Inside the Domain you can rent a golf cart. DON’T FORGET TO ARRIVE QUITE EARLY

Carlos Rangel: If you love wine this place will definitely fit you. Experience wine, taste it, smell it, learn something about the soil, sharp and challenge your senses with the scent trial, definitely a must.

Carlos Rangel: If you are an Amelie movie fan surely you must try this one, the place is a little bit small so the chairs will be almost stick to the one on the back.

Carlos Rangel: This large historic site was built over the demolished Palais de l’Industrie in 1897 as part of the preparation works for the 1900 Exposition Universelle, it has a police station in the basement

Carlos Rangel: One of the most beautiful bridges in Paris, it has some 4 pillars with some golden sculptures at the top, it is the iconic entrance to the Petit and Grand Palais, do not forget to walk through it.

Carlos Rangel: A nice way to spend an hour navigating along the Seine River looking at Paris Architecture and landmarks

Carlos Rangel: Visiting Paris, the Eiffel Tower is a must in your trip, do not forget to climb at the top for great and magnificent views, just book ahead, the queue to get the tickets sometimes is pretty large

Carlos Rangel: It is free to visit and you can take some marvellous shots of the eiffel tower, do not forget to take some time to visit it, is a must when you visit Paris

Carlos Rangel: The Unknown Soldier tomb or the Arc de Triomphe is one of the most popular spots in Paris, you can get access and climb to the top to see a different perspective of the city, the entry price is €13

Carlos Rangel: One of the most visited museums in the world, take your time and book at least one day to look at all the paintings and sculptures that reside there, don’t forget to admire the Mona Lisa (La Gioconda)

Carlos Rangel: The perfect place to have breakfast, but you need to arrive early in the morning due to its popularity.