First appears in: The Fatal Cure
New Paris is a sky city widely celebrated for its breathtaking beauty and faithful architectural replication. From above, "The sky city sparkled at night, glowing with old-world charm. The Cothellon architects had done a masterful job replicating Paris up here in the sky". It features a meticulously engineered waterway: "There was even a Seine of sorts: a thin band of water wound its way through the city, cutting through the Arrondissements with something that almost approached the romantic glamour of its namesake on Earth’s surface. It was a closed system—the water was continuously recycled and purified, flowing across the city in endless loops".
The most prominent feature is its grand monument, as "The New Eiffel Tower glimmered at night, a towering spire of hope. It shone against the backdrop of the city, full of inspiration and light". This landmark hosts a dazzling light show where "Lights suddenly flashed on the tower, shining brightly in the night sky. The New Eiffel Tower did this display every night, and people came from miles around to picnic in the lawn below, drinking wine and watching the lights". In the era following the Ascension, it is physically joined to its sister city when "the New Golden Gate Bridge joined New Paris with New San Francisco".