Paris, France's capital, displays why it is known as the "City of Lights" in this photo taken from on board the International Space Station. From the vantage point of the photo, you are looking down ...

After a fantastic picture of Montmartre at night in which the rag-pickers ... turns Louise out of his house, cursing all Paris for depriving him of his daughter. Charpentier has followed the ...

The charming Paris district of Montmartre has been completely swamped by tourists after featuring in Emily in Paris and, a bit further back, cult movie Amélie. The picturesque area has panoramic ...

Rising high above Paris, the Sacré-Coeur (meaning "Sacred Heart") looks more like a white castle than a basilica. Towering over the eclectic neighborhood of Montmartre (once a hangout for Paris ...

Like Montmartre, it was once a village, which as Paris expanded became absorbed into the city. Its identity has been formed by waves of immigration: North African, Armenian and Chinese to name a few.

Since 1889, a tall red windmill has welcomed visitors to the famed Moulin Rouge in Paris. But last week ... they spin slowly and are illuminated at night. Fanny Rabasse, a spokesperson for ...

As this photo documents, its nickname is well deserved, especially from high above Earth at night. This photo of Paris was taken ... Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre can be seen above ...