7ème Arrondissement, Paris: Address, 7ème Arrondissement Reviews: 4.5/5
7ème Arrondissement
7ème Arrondissement
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Known as one of the city's most elegant residential areas, this Left Bank neighborhood is also home to numerous tourist attractions, including the Eiffel Tower and the Musée d'Orsay.
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Neighbourhood: Tour Eiffel / Invalides
With the Eiffel Tower at its core, the Invalides area of Paris is guaranteed to impress. Golden towers and Baron Haussmann's urban vision meet military precision, stretching avenues, and luscious lawns. The area boasts the Musée D’Orsay, the tomb of Napoleon, the National Parliament and UNESCO, as well as luxurious, exclusive residences. In fine restaurants and at the weekend markets, families, diplomats, and politicians brush shoulders with the tourists who come to see this postcard-perfect area for themselves.
How to get there
- Saint-François-Xavier • 4 min walk
- Varenne • 4 min walk
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Restaurants
10,000 within 5 kms

Zia
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Le Florimond
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Auguste
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L'Escudella
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Pasco
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Auberge Bressane
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L'Arpege
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Restaurant Mariette
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BEM - le Bistrot d’Eleonore et Maxence
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Au Pied de Fouet
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Attractions
4,006 within 10 kms

Monument au Maréchal Galliéni
10
24 mMonuments & Statues

Statue of Marie Emile Fayolle
11
34 mMonuments & Statues
Monument La Victoire De Wattignies
37 mMonuments & Statues

Dôme des Invalides
369
0.1 kmArchitectural Buildings • Religious Sites

Musée Rodin
12,569
0.3 kmSpeciality Museums

Monument à Jules Hardouin Mansart
3
0.2 kmMonuments & Statues

Monument à Jules Massenet
2
0.1 kmPoints of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues

Cathédrale Saint-Louis des Invalides
285
0.3 kmHistoric Sites • Religious Sites

Musee de l’Armee des Invalides
6,792
0.3 kmMilitary Museums

Statue du Marechal Lyautey
7
0.2 kmMonuments & Statues
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4.5
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Thomas V
Oakland, CA13,455 contributions
It is indeed where the wealthy live, and the statistics back this up. Lots of large grand apartment buildings. And it is also the home of the Eiffel Tower, the Champs de Mars, etc. Rue Cler is the market street.
Written 1 July 2022
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TheShis
Tel Aviv, Israel35,760 contributions
Although not one of our favorite areas in Paris, the 7th Arrondissement is a lovely area with quite a few attractions to enjoy.
Written 26 March 2022
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JnVSydney
Greater Sydney, Australia14,524 contributions
Quite a posh part of town lovely buildings, cafes and the sort, also home to, two world famous museums the Musée d'Orsay and Rodin, worth a walk around the streets taking it all in.
Written 22 January 2022
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German F
New Jersey243 contributions
Couples
The 7th is a high end area near the center of Paris. A taxi driver mentioned it’s an expensive neighborhood along with the 16th, 1, 3 and 4. Very safe. Our hotel was on the 7th and points of interests are the Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars, Rue Cler, Les Invalides, Museum Orsay, among others. There’s a great mix of residential buildings, cafes, restaurants and some shops.
Written 10 September 2021
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Thomas V
Oakland, CA13,455 contributions
Well the big one is the Tour Eiffel but there are other monuments such as Ecole Militaire and Invalides. Plus the huge Champs de Mars park. This is Paris' wealthiest district, so it is loaded with big expensive apartment blocks with large flats.
Written 1 September 2021
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mitch w
Bordeaux, France795 contributions
With so many great monuments so close this is a very easy ARR. to love and visit. We need to find a hotel in this area for one of our next trips.
Written 29 October 2020
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Dimitris L
Sydney, Australia40,323 contributions
The 7th Arrondissement is one of the most interesting and beautiful areas of Paris. We walked quite a lot through this area, mostly visiting various sights. And there is a multitude of amazing sights to visit, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Musee d'Orsay, the Hotel des Invalides, the Musee de l' Armee and Napoleon's Tomb, Musee Rodin and many others. One of the nicest things one can do is also a stroll down the banks of the River Seine, or a cruise if you prefer. Not to be missed.
Written 18 September 2020
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AMohsen
Port Said, Egypt405 contributions
7th arr. area is a must-see in Paris starting from the iconic place of Eiffel Tower, walking through the Seine riverside either walking (preferred) or by a cruise tour, then passing by many picturesque buildings like a gallery, pretty bridges, Mussee de Orsay ..etc.
Written 12 April 2020
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JnVSydney
Greater Sydney, Australia14,524 contributions
This area has some big ticket attractions, Eiffel Tower being the number one in Paris, as-well as Hotel des Invalides and the Musse d’Orsay, we would definitely add the Rodin Museum to that list, there are also some quirky sights like Deyrolle, the taxidermist shop.
Musee D’Orsay - officially, without a doubt, our favourite museum in Paris. We’ve visited a couple of times before but never get tired of this stunning building - a glorious homage to its early days as a railway station. This is the epicentre of impressionism in Paris. On this visit we took advantage of free day. We only queued for 20 minutes and it was quite a relaxed and civilised affair, all good and once inside, we headed straight for the impressionist gallery on the 5th floor, just as fabulous as ever, (see piccies).
Deyrolle - a Paris secret combined with a semi-museum like store. Deyrolle are taxidermists (and have been since 1831) - in fact they have a polar bear for sale in their window - €25,000 if you’re interested. The downstairs shop is nothing special, but up the curving staircase the magic begins and we felt like we’d stepped back in time into a Victorian natural history museum. Their collections of shells, butterflies, insects and minerals were also stunning - the lions and tigers also impressive.
The Rodin Museum, set in one of the many historic ‘hotels’ or aristocratic mansions of Paris and Rodin actually kept a studio/lived there at one point during his career. The Thinker (apparently also known as the Frustrated Musician) and The Kiss were both high points of the museum, but just walking through the gardens and seeing his masterpieces close up, outdoors in daylight - as they were intended to be seen - was outstanding.
Things to do:
Champs de Mars, large public green space, home to the Eiffel Tower.
Palais Bourbon, parliamentary building
Rue saint Dominique, awesome views of the tower, trendy street
Hotel des Invalides, home to Musee de l’Armee, (The Army Museum)
Fontaine des Mars, Monumental fountain, surrounded by restaurants
Rue Cler, market street
Legion of Honour museum, fascinating, the highlight of the museum was the phenomenal collection of international medals - drawer after drawer of beautiful collections from every country in the world.
Musee D’Orsay - officially, without a doubt, our favourite museum in Paris. We’ve visited a couple of times before but never get tired of this stunning building - a glorious homage to its early days as a railway station. This is the epicentre of impressionism in Paris. On this visit we took advantage of free day. We only queued for 20 minutes and it was quite a relaxed and civilised affair, all good and once inside, we headed straight for the impressionist gallery on the 5th floor, just as fabulous as ever, (see piccies).
Deyrolle - a Paris secret combined with a semi-museum like store. Deyrolle are taxidermists (and have been since 1831) - in fact they have a polar bear for sale in their window - €25,000 if you’re interested. The downstairs shop is nothing special, but up the curving staircase the magic begins and we felt like we’d stepped back in time into a Victorian natural history museum. Their collections of shells, butterflies, insects and minerals were also stunning - the lions and tigers also impressive.
The Rodin Museum, set in one of the many historic ‘hotels’ or aristocratic mansions of Paris and Rodin actually kept a studio/lived there at one point during his career. The Thinker (apparently also known as the Frustrated Musician) and The Kiss were both high points of the museum, but just walking through the gardens and seeing his masterpieces close up, outdoors in daylight - as they were intended to be seen - was outstanding.
Things to do:
Champs de Mars, large public green space, home to the Eiffel Tower.
Palais Bourbon, parliamentary building
Rue saint Dominique, awesome views of the tower, trendy street
Hotel des Invalides, home to Musee de l’Armee, (The Army Museum)
Fontaine des Mars, Monumental fountain, surrounded by restaurants
Rue Cler, market street
Legion of Honour museum, fascinating, the highlight of the museum was the phenomenal collection of international medals - drawer after drawer of beautiful collections from every country in the world.
Written 28 March 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
B1714D
Belgrade, Serbia14,215 contributions
This arr. on the southern Seine bank has some of the best attractions Paris has to offer.
Here, you'll find the Eiffel tower, the Invalides military museum where's the Napoleon tomb, the fantastic museums of Orsay and Rodin, etc. The area is pretty big, so plan accordingly as for most of the above attractions you need several hours to visit.
Here, you'll find the Eiffel tower, the Invalides military museum where's the Napoleon tomb, the fantastic museums of Orsay and Rodin, etc. The area is pretty big, so plan accordingly as for most of the above attractions you need several hours to visit.
Written 23 January 2020
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Danila C
Sao Bernardo Do Campo, SP282 contributions
Podem me ajudar? É perigoso andar a noite em Paris? Ex: retornar da Disney de trem e descer na estação do arco do triunfo lá pelas 23:30 e ir a pé pro hotel?
Pam S
London, Canada15 contributions
How long to view the Rodin
Oceanbob
3 contributions
it depends on your interest in Rodin, there are 5 acres, mostly beautiful gardens, the museum itself could take an hour or 2 at most to generally view, but if you have detailed interest in Rodin or periods of his work, you could spend a few hours there, he was a prolific artist throughout his life so there is much to see, i hope this helps some
sony007
L'Assomption, Canada371 contributions
Je veux faire tout les arrondissements, je ne suis pas très musées mais plutôt l'architecture et promenades. Quel est le must dans le 7 ième arrondissement? Merciiii
JEAN-CLAUDE G
Chalon-sur-Saone, France1,37,031 contributions
Bonjour,
Champ de Mars et Invalides
bonne journée
berrygay
dublin7 contributions
3 elderly ladies going for three nights in July. Thinking of staying in 7Arrondissement or any other area recommend by you.. like the buzz and bright lights!! Also recommend Air b/b or apt with good sleeping space regards Gay
Jennifer H
Greenville, SC1 contribution
Hi!! We will be in Paris March 8-12 and staying near Rue Cler. I would love a recommendation on a great cafe where we might have breakfast every morning and hopefully enjoy the same staff or owner everyday. Cafe du Marche seems to be a popular choice. Thank you!
CamFam5
Clarkston, MI45 contributions
We plan to spend an entire day in the 7th Arr. with lunch at the Eiffel Tower. What other landmarks are in that area that we should plan to see in that day? We have 4 more days for other areas. We are staying in Marais.
TravelingCat22
Tucson, AZ2,397 contributions
Les Invalides, l'assemblée nationale, Maillol museum, and also a few good stores around Le bon marché.
Iara953
Rio de Janeiro, RJ11 contributions
Estive em Paris em abril deste ano e fiquei hospedada na Rivoli. É meu point favorito. Amooooo.
tooka
vancouver, bc91 contributions
Hi
We are visiting Paris for 3 nights in July
We’ve been before and have seen the Eiffel Tower & Louvre. We want to see Versailles Palace & Notre Dame Cathedral. We want to stay in between the 2, in nice upscale area, where would you recommend?? 7th Arr?? I was looking at Hotel Napoleon in 8th but may be too far...
sanusha N
Johannesburg, South Africa14 contributions
I stayed at Hotel Villa Saxe Eiffel last year July. Its in the 7th, about a 25minute walk from the Eiffel tower. I really enjoyed my stay there, the neighbourhood is quite upscale.
dorothyb246
New York City, NY26 contributions
Is the Hotel meridien well located
Bill C
New York City, NY125 contributions
Not sure which hotel you mean. The only one I could find was the Meridien Etoile, which is not well-located. Be sure your hotel is near a Metro stop, then location isn't as important. For tourists, it's generally better to be in a single-digit Arrondiessment.
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- Hotels near 7ème Arrondissement:
- (0.37 km) Hotel Muguet
- (0.28 km) Hotel de France Invalides
- (0.38 km) Hotel de l'Empereur
- (0.36 km) Le Cinq Codet
- (0.39 km) Hôtel Le Tourville
- Restaurants near 7ème Arrondissement:
- (0.13 km) Le Vauban
- (0.11 km) Cafeteria du Musee Armee
- (0.10 km) Le Carre
- (0.16 km) Le Carré des Invalides
- (0.21 km) Cafe du Musée Rodin
- Attractions near 7ème Arrondissement:
- (0.02 km) Monument au Maréchal Galliéni
- (0.03 km) Statue of Marie Emile Fayolle
- (0.04 km) Monument La Victoire De Wattignies
- (0.13 km) Dôme des Invalides
- (0.27 km) Musée Rodin