Culture Places Map
Culture in France:
Puy du Fou
Arrive around 9 AM to grab a good spot for the daytime shows. The park gets busy fast, and you'll wanna catch the main acts without getting stuck in the crowd!
Don’t stress if things feel chaotic. It's a big place, and some shows overlap. Just go with the flow and enjoy exploring—there's always something interesting to see!
I recommend using the app to keep track of showtimes and seat availability. It made a huge difference in planning my day and making sure I didn’t miss anything!
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Chateau de Versailles
If you're planning to go inside the palace, buy your tickets online and pick a time slot. I waited in line for about an hour, and it was a bit frustrating. Save yourself that headache.
Louvre
I suggest getting your tickets online beforehand to skip those monstrous lines. I waited over an hour and it killed my vibe!
Eiffel Tower
Dress for the weather, especially if you plan to go to the top. I was not ready for that chilly wind up there and it dampened the experience a bit.
I suggest getting your tickets online a day in advance to avoid those long lines. I thought I could just show up, but wow, the wait was crazy!
Bring a small picnic for the Champ de Mars park nearby. It’s such a chill spot and you can enjoy a fab view of the tower while snacking.
Check out the sunset view from the second level at around 8 PM if you can! The colors over Paris are just magical
Triumphal Arch
Finally, don’t forget to check out the beautiful roundabout in front. It’s not just a crazy traffic circle; the design and fountains make it a lovely spot to relax.
Basilica of the Sacre Coeur
Definitely take some time to walk around the Montmartre area. There’s so much art and quirky shops – you’ll miss a lot if you rush right in to the basilica.
Augustinian Museum
make sure to wear comfy shoes! the museum is pretty big with lots of walking around, so you don’t wanna be in pain halfway through.
Museum d'Orsay
The Machines of the Island
I recommend getting there right when they open at 10 AM. The lines can get long later in the day, and you’ll have more time to explore without the crowd