Paris and environs

Palaces
- Louvre – palace of the King of France
- Palais de Luxembourg – palace of the Queen Mother
- Palais-Cardinal – palace of Cardinal Richelieu
- Palais des Tuileries – former palace of Catherine de’ Medici
Other residences
- Hôtel de Rambouillet – site of an exclusive literary salon hosted by the marquise de Rambouillet
- Hôtel de Condé – Paris residence of the prince de Condé
- Hôtel de Soissons – Paris residence of the comte de Soissons
- Hôtel de Montmorency – Paris residence of the duc de Montmorency
- Hôtel de Sully – Paris residence of the duc de Sully
- Hôtel de Tréville – Paris residence of the comte de Tréville
Churches
- Notre Dame de Paris – the city’s main cathedral and the seat of the Archbishop of Paris
- Abbaye de Saint Germain des Pres – Benedictine abbey and center of the faubourg (suburb) of Paris of the same name
- Abbaye de Saint Victor – venerable Dominican abbey
- Priory de Saint Martin des Champs – Benedictine priory in the Marais
- Église Saint Germain l’Auxerrois – parish church of the kings of France
- Église Saint Eustache – cathedral overlooking Les Halles
- Église Saint Joseph des Carmes – Carmelite church and monastery
- Église Saint-Étienne-du-Mont – contains the shrine of Saint Geneviève, patron saint of Paris
- Chartreux de Vauvert – Carthusian monastery
- Val-de-Grâce – Benedictine convent established by Queen Anne
- Couvent des Filles du Calvaire – Benedictine convent established by Father Joseph
- Couvent des Mathurins – Trinitarian house in Paris
- Charenton Temple – temple of worship for Paris’ Huguenots
- Hôpital de la Charité – hospital for the poor
- Université de Paris – the premier university of France
- Hôtel de Cluny – Paris townhouse of the Benedictines of Cluny Abbey
Municipal Buildings
- Palais de Justice and La Conciergerie – home of the Parlement de Paris
- Hôtel de Ville – seat of the municipal magistrates of Paris
- Place de Grève – site of the Paris gallows and pillory
- Chateau de la Tournelle – part of the city’s defenses on the Seine
- Châtelet – home of the provost of Paris and his archers
- For l’Evêque – ecclesiastical prison of the Archbishop of Paris
- Hôpital Saint Louis – a hospital on the outskirts of the city for treating and quarantining victims of epidemics
- Hôtel-Dieu – Paris’ oldest hospital
- Le Bastille – fortress and prison
- Le Temple – former Templar fortress now Knights of Saint John commandery
Public Places
- Hôtel de Bourgogne – Paris’ first and only public theatre
- Cimetière des Saints Innocents – site of mass interments of Parisians since the 15th century
- Les Halles – the main market of Paris
- Foire Saint Germain – the fair of the Abbey of Saint Germain of the Fields
- Place Royale – royal square built on the site of a former monarch’s residence
- Place Dauphine – square built by Henri IV in honor of his son, Louis
- Place Maubert – market square for the Latin Quarter
- Jardin des Tuileries – gardens of the Palais des Tuileries
- Cours-la-Reine – carriage promenade along the Seine
- Pont Neuf – bridge over the river Seine
- La Samaritaine – water pump and clock on the Pont Neuf
- Faubourg Saint Marcel – an industrial suburb along the Beaver River to the east of Paris
- Mont Parnasse – a hill on the outskirts of Paris popular with students and duelists
- Académie d’Équitation – equestrian academy and school for gentlemen
- Marché aux Chevaux – the Paris horse market
- Pont au Change – bridge over the Seine and home to goldsmiths and bankers
- Rue des Lombards – street of the Lombard bankers
- Rue Quincampoix – street where Paris investors meet
