Paris

Paris is the capital of France. It has appeared in various Disney and Pixar media over the years. In real life, it is known for being the home of the Disneyland Paris resort, which houses Disneyland Park (Paris) and Walt Disney Studios Park. Some people call it the City of Love.
==Places of interest==
*Eiffel Tower
*Notre Dame de Paris
*Opera House
*Musketeer Headquarters
*Musketeer Building
*Gusteau's
==Appearances==
===The Wonderful World of Disney===
In The Adventure Story, Goofy tells his son Goofy, Jr. that his Uncle Joe had "itching feet" that caused him to travel the world, looking for adventure. At one point, Goofy explains, Joe traveled to the boulevards of Paris.
===The Aristocats===
Paris in 1910 is the film's primary setting.
===Gargoyles===
Paris appears in the episode Sanctuary, where Goliath and Elisa must put a stop to Demona, currently in her human guise of Dominique Destine, courting Macbeth for marriage.
===The Hunchback of Notre Dame===
Set during the 15th century, most of its focal point in the film takes place at The Cathedral of Notre Dame, with the film also traveling to the town where most of the citizens live, the Palace of Justice, the Court of Miracles and other places around the city. Frollo destroyed a huge part of it during his manhunt for Esmeralda, though it's implied that the damage was repaired eventually.
===102 Dalmatians===
The city is seen late in the film, where the sweatshop of Jean-Pierre Le Pelt is stationed, next to a bakery. Cruella De Vil and Le Pelt plan to make her coat there, but, with help from Oddball, Waddlesworth, Chloe, Kevin, and Alonzo, the puppies escape. They then lure Cruella into the bakery, where they proceed to bake her into a cake. She is then arrested for trying to steal puppies again.
===Monsters, Inc.===
Sulley, Mike, and Boo walk briefly in a room located in Paris, France during the factory chase sequence with Randall. During this time, they humorously end up landing on the floor and causing Mike to become slightly disoriented before Sulley accidentally lands on him.
===The Hunchback of Notre Dame II===
Once again, like the 1996 film, the film is mainly in Paris.
===Ratatouille===
Paris is the main setting of the movie and most of its plot happens in this city.
===Phineas and Ferb===
The Eiffel Tower was seen in "Rollercoaster" and the musical. The city also has a brief appearance in "What Do It Do?" as Heinz Doofenshmirtz yells out "Pierre" to the people below. It has a major role in the 1-hour special "Phineas and Ferb Summer Belongs to You!" as the gang, Candace and Vanessa on the Sun-Beater 3000 hit a river from bouncing on rubber bands that fell off.
Phineas told everyone they need fuel and parts, so they all split up. Candace went off to see Jeremy, Buford and Baljeet are to go get some more fuel, and Ferb goes to the Eiffel Tower with Vanessa to plot directions back home. Phineas decided he will look for parts and invited Isabella to come with him and she quickly agreed. Candace walked around Paris in search of the hotel Jeremy was staying in.
Candace came to a French woman who knew French and English, but Candace only assumed she only knew French. After failing to understand her, Candace left and spotted Jeremy around the corner. She tried to say hi but leaves dejected when she sees him with French girls. Meanwhile, Isabella tried to seize a romantic moment with Phineas and sings "City of Love". While doing so, she gets more frustrated when he's was too focused on trying to get the plane fixed.
Buford and Baljeet arrived at a cafe to get vegetable oil for fuel. When Baljeet asked for some, the French man said no. Much to Baljeet's surprise, Buford stepped in and revealed that he's fluent in French, and he successfully got the man to give them oil. Phineas is also successful in finding some parts when he is given large plastic baguettes that can be used to make the rocket float. On the Eiffel Tower, Vanessa chatted with Ferb on about how her father seemed to put his work ahead of her when she just wanted to have a father-daughter vacation with him. Ferb tells her if you love someone, sometimes, you need to meet them halfway, seeing a flower shop, he left to get a flower for her while she thought of what he said. Heinz suddenly shows up and Vanessa got upset when she saw him with Monogram and Perry. She was mad at him for bringing work with him again, but he explains that all he did was get a ride with them and he had traveled halfway across the world for her. Realizing how much he did care for her, she goes with them. When Ferb returns, she's gone.
Everyone headed back to the plane which had the baguettes connected to it by rubber bands. When Phineas saw Ferb, he asked where Vanessa went, Ferb replies that she went off with someone else. Phineas thinks that's too bad since they were in the city of love so he thought romance would be the conclusion. This immediately angers Isabella (since she never spent a romantic time with him in Paris) so much she broke her pencil, and Ferb gave her a new one. Then, Candace arrived and Phineas notices she doesn't look too happy. Candace explains that Jeremy had looked happy by himself and that she thought maybe she seemed creepy and obsessive for coming to visit him. Phineas says the same thing as he said to Ferb, making Isabella so angry her head exploded... or at least in her vision. Phineas then told Candace to believe in herself like Clay Aiken and Chaka Khan said in their song, though Candace had missed it, much to everyone's surprise. Candace was finding it hard to believe in anything, so Phineas reminded her of her past accomplishments from being a truck driver to being the queen of Mars.
When Jeremy saw her on the bridge, he was surprised she's there so she told him that her brothers are trying to go around the world in one day, but she accidentally blurts out that she had seen him with French girls. He said that "I thought my girlfriend would have more trust in me than that", and upon hearing that, she called him her boyfriend and tries to kiss him, but the jet is going away and she had to strap in and take off. He tells her he'll see her at the end of the week and they drifted off. Candace sat next to Isabella and Isabella said that "At least you got a romantic love scene on a bridge." Isabella seems upset that almost everyone got a romantic love scene except her and Phineas. The city is last seen with Phineas and his friends just before Follow the Sun starts.
A while later, Paris is seen again in the same episode where Dr. Doofenshmirtz and Vanessa thanked Major Monogram and Perry for the ride and were about to leave, but Doofenshmirtz got arrested by Perry and he and Major Monogram escorted him away. Thinking fast, Vanessa held the two up and told them to release her father, and they let her escape with him in Perry's jet. Heinz thanked her, impressed with what she did, however, she tells him she improvised with a hairdryer. Doofenshmirtz says she's still a little evil and is so proud he begins to cry. Monogram decides to return to HQ and Perry decides to stay in Paris for a bit longer, which he was still was at the end of the episode.
The city is mentioned in the season 3 episode "Magic Carpet Ride", with Pinhead Pierre with him pretending to be over the city and the Eiffel Tower shows up as one of the pictures.
In "Buford Confidential", during a flashback, Buford Van Stomm and Brigitte, a French Fireside Girls scout, were doing a stroll around Paris while an instrumental of City of Love was played.
===The Suite Life on Deck===
The city has a role in the episode "Breakup in Paris". Moseby wanted to watch the Tour de France, a major bike race that goes around France, but ends up racing in it. Despite winning the race, he didn't legally enter it, which lead him to get pummeled and being hated by various Parisians.
===Cars 2===
Finn McMissile and Holley Shiftwell accompanied by Mater are conducted by Siddeley to Paris to see their French informant, Tomber. A gritty, Les Halles-like covered market, the Marché aux Pièces, is the main setting.
In this film, not only is Paris entirely inhabited by cars, but its famous monuments integrate into their architecture diverse car pieces, like headlights, grills or spark plugs, following a process dubbed "car-ification" that the animators used throughout the film.
===The Muppets===
Gary, Mary, Walter, Kermit the Frog, and the rest of the Muppets travel to Paris, France to retrieve Miss Piggy, working as an editor at Vogue Paris.
===Electric Holiday===
Minnie Mouse, who spotted a dress in the store window, imagines herself as a popular fashionista in Paris, France.
===Mickey Mouse===
Paris, France is the main setting in the Mickey Mouse animated short "Croissant de Triomphe".
===Tomorrowland===
Frank Walker, Athena, and Casey Newton use the machine that Frank invented to teleport to the Eiffel Tower. They both enter a room with mannequins of Gustave Eiffel, Jules Verne, Nikola Tesla, and Thomas Edison. Frank explains that the four men were founders of Plus Ultra in the 19th century, dedicated to finding other dreamers and inventors who shared the hope of shaping a better future, which eventually led them to discover a new dimension where they founded Tomorrowland. The trio enters a rocket hidden underneath the tower, which launches into space and travels to another dimension, arriving at a now-desolate Tomorrowland.
===Beauty and the Beast (2017)===
Belle's birthplace was in Paris, and she briefly visited the location with Beast.
===Belle's Discovery===
Although not directly appearing, it was mentioned that Belle originated from France, and some of the kids were interested in an event that was going on (referring to the French Revolution).
===Puppy Dog Pals===
Bingo and Rolly go to Paris to get Bob some French Toast in "The French Toast Connection".
===Fancy Nancy===
In the finale episode "Paris At Last!". 
==Trivia==
*Paris was also known as "City of Love", and the name of the song sung by Isabella in said special.
*Gloria Sato's dream is to one day live in Paris.
==Gallery==
Ratatouille-disneyscreencaps.com-1924.jpg|Paris in Ratatouille
Cars2-disneyscreencaps.com-5903.jpg|Paris in Cars 2
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