This final paper was written for the course Tourism Geography of the World, the topic of the final paper is the Tourist region Paris basin. The main goal of this paper was to learn something about the administrative territorial organization, geography, anthropogenic attractions and manifestations and tourism of the Paris basin region through the analysis of the collected dana. Tourist region Paris basin consists of the administrative regions of Ile de France and the administrative regions of Haute-Normandie, Picardy, Champagne-Ardennes, Center and Basse-Normandie and the sections of Yonne and Sarthe. The terrain that makes up the Paris basin consists mainly of limestone, sand and clay. The two longest and most famous rivers in France, Seine and Loire, also pass through this region. The climate and the vegetation of the region are closely connected and form a moderate but also interesting unit. Protected areas in France are abundant and so is the cultural heritage that dominates French cities. In the Paris basin, more precisely in Paris, are located most important anthropogenic attractions from museums to important manifestations and events. An important part of Paris is made up of accommodation facilities and the analysis of tourist arrivals and overnight stays.