Flights to Paris

Located in the Marais district, the Museum of Magic is a fun exhibition for younger audiences. Led by magicians in a 16th-century cellar, visitors delve into the history of illusionism, through astonishing optical illusions, live demonstrations, and collections of peculiar objects, including a hundred automata that blur the line between toy and mechanical art.

The Catacombs of Paris are an extensive network of underground galleries located beneath the 14th arrondissement. They contain the skeletal remains of millions of people, as well as ephemeral works of art, and tell the story of the overcrowding of Parisian cemeteries. Only certain parts are open to the public.

Located in the Latin Quarter, the Rue du Chat-qui-Pêche is less than 6 feet wide, making it the narrowest street in the city. Its enigmatic name (street of the fishing cat), refers to a sign once hanging in the window of a fishing store, showing a cat fishing in the Seine. However, its medieval appearance fuels a much more mysterious legend.