Paris at night

Paris is called the City of Light because it was in Paris that the first public lighting was born under Louis XIV in 1665 with the creation of the first lantern establishment. Then, it was also in Paris that the first tests of electric lighting in public spaces took place in 1844. Then in 1881, it was in Paris that the first international exhibition of electricity took place.

This representation reminds us that Parisian romance is on every street corner. The magnificent Eiffel Tower, bathed in light, rises in the center, illuminated, to touch the sky. At its feet the Champ-de-Mars unfolds its gardens to the Ecole Militaire... Here, we see it, a city of dreams, of pleasure, of love - the most beautiful city in the world, eternally beautiful. It offers us, with generosity, its unforgettable monuments, its majestic avenues and its magical gardens. At nightfall, Paris is a magical city like no other.