This is archive footage shot in Paris in summer 1964. This footage features the busy Champs Elysees street in the French capital of Paris circa 1964. The video includes shots of Champs Elysees shops, public transportation, cars, a newspaper kiosk with a giant Martini logo on top, and the George V movie theater. The iconic West Side Story, starring Natalie Wood, George Chakiris and Richard Beymer, was in its second year at the theater.

This is archive footage shot by an amateur filmmaker on a trip to Paris in summer 1964. It features the iconic Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral, zooms in on architectural elects of the facade, the spire, people walking nearby, and a boat speeding along the Seine river.

This is archive footage shot in Paris in summer 1964. It features stock footage of people walking along Champs-Élysées in Paris near George V station of on Line 1 of the Paris Métro. The footage shows the iconic Art Nouveau cast iron design of the entrance.

This is archive footage shot in Paris in summer 1964. It features the iconic Arc de Triomphe and people walking along Champs-Élysées and enjoying the warm summer in cafes.

This is archive footage shot in Paris in summer 1964. It features the life of Montmartre, an artistic district on the French capital Paris. The footage shows the Basilica of Sacré Cœur de Montmartre (or Sacred Heart of Montmartre in English), visitors walking through an artists market, artists at work, painting portraits of tourists, people chatting over a cup of coffee in a cafe.

This is archive footage shot by an amateur filmmaker on a trip to Paris in summer 1964. It features stock footage of Maison de la Radio et de la Musique, nicknamed “maison ronde” or “the round house”, the HQs of Radio France, the Esplanade Joseph Wresinski, the Military School (Ecole Militaire), Jena Bridge (Pont d'Iéna), Bir Hakeim Bridge (Pont de Bir Hakeim), Isle of the Swans (L'île aux Cygnes), Grenelle Bridge (Pont de Grenelle), Rouelle Bridge (Pont Rouelle), Mirabeau Bridge (Pont Mirabeau), the Field of Mars (Champ de Mars) with a fountain, House of the Invalides (Hôtel des Invalides), Arc de Triomphe, as well as the French capital skyline with various buildings and embankments.