Île-de-France

By Travelog Editorial Team · Updated August 8, 2026

Île-de-France is the French region built around the capital, and today it's the only region Travelog covers in France, with two cities: Paris, whose riverbanks earned UNESCO status in 1991, and Versailles, whose royal palace was inscribed in 1979, twelve years earlier.

Paris and Versailles anchor Île-de-France's Travelog coverage, two genuine UNESCO listings separated by twelve years and a genuinely different kind of property, a living riverside city versus a single preserved royal estate. Each city's guide and its landmark pages are live below.

  • Paris The Banks of the Seine, UNESCO-listed in 1991, now with standalone Eiffel Tower and Louvre landmark pages.
  • Versailles The royal palace UNESCO inscribed in 1979, now with a standalone landmark page covering current tickets.