Paris

Paris accounts for 24 notable places listed on OpenStreetMap in this cycle, all of them on August 2, 2026. Every row below is a record as its source published it — no estimate, no interpolation, and nothing carried over from a previous run.

That places Paris 1 of 12 among Europe, which is within a rounding error of the median for that group.

The most recent entries are Crypte archéologique du parvis Notre-Dame, Point zéro des Routes de France, César Franck. This page is a view of public data and not a substitute for it — check the original before acting on any row.

Attractions account for 8 of the 24: Point zéro des Routes de France, Magic mirror, Tours de Notre-Dame, Chais et Entrepôts de Bercy, Dalle Romaine, Flood Marking, Mémorial des Martyrs de la Déportation and Palais de Justice de Paris. Memorials account for 8 of the 24: César Franck, Alfred de Musset - Le Rêve du Poète, Samuel Champlain, Jacques Cartier, Monument du Corps expéditionnaire russe, Lafayette, Stèle à Jean Perrin and Hommage à F. Liszt. Museums account for 8 of the 24: Crypte archéologique du parvis Notre-Dame, Palais de la découverte, Pavillons de Bercy, Trésor de Notre-Dame, Musée Marmottan Monet, Musée social, Fluctuart and Conciergerie. Alphabetically the register runs from Alfred de Musset - Le Rêve du Poète to Trésor de Notre-Dame.

That is 3 place types across 24 listings for Paris. Attractions are the largest group at 8, museums the smallest at 8 — the mix is the map speaking, not this page: a type is whatever the OpenStreetMap record says it is.

The addresses OpenStreetMap files these places under touch 18 distinct localities, and they cluster: Cours Albert-Iᵉʳ holds 4 (Alfred de Musset - Le Rêve du Poète and Samuel Champlain among them), 2 holds 3 (Musée Marmottan Monet and Fluctuart among them) and Rue de Thorins holds 2 (Magic mirror and Chais et Entrepôts de Bercy), while 15 localities carry one entry each — a rough sketch of where Paris keeps its notable ground.