Top Nature in France

Look out for the art installations scattered throughout the park. They're pretty cool and change often, so it adds a bit of surprise!

If you're looking to save some cash, bring your own snacks and enjoy a picnic under the trees. There are lovely spots that feel just right for chilling

I recommend visiting in late spring or early fall when the blooms are fresh or the colors are vibrant. You'll avoid the summer tourists too!

I suggest hitting the garden around 9 AM to beat the crowds and enjoy the serene atmosphere. It's a perfect time for those Instagram shots before everyone else shows up.

I think you should check out the fountains in the gardens! They have a show at certain times, and it’s free entertainment. Be sure to ask around, sometimes they don’t run every day though.

I suggest visiting during the week rather than weekend if you can. The park is way less crowded and you’ll have a better chance of getting that perfect photo without a million tourists in the background!

I recommend getting there around sunrise if you can. The early morning light hitting the Eiffel Tower is absolutely breathtaking and you'll avoid the crowds. My pictures turned out great!

Don't miss the cheese and charcuterie shops in the old town. I found some great local specialties that weren't too pricey! It'll make your picnic spot even better!

I suggest grabbing lunch at one of the local bakeries instead of the sit-down restaurants. They have tasty baguettes and pastries that are way cheaper and perfect for a picnic by the lake!

If you're into art, make sure to take a quick walk towards the nearby Palais de Chaillot. The architecture and the view from there are breathtaking and it's usually less crowded than the park!

During peak tourist season, check the weather before you go. I went on a cloudy day and missed out on great views; clear days are definitely better for your photos and experience.

Grab some takeaway food from a nearby café and have a picnic on the grass. It’s a great way to relax and soak in the view – much cheaper than dining at nearby restaurants.

If you want fewer crowds and better photos, aim to visit right before sunrise, around 6:30 AM. The Eiffel Tower looks stunning in the morning light and you can enjoy the peace before tourists swarm in.

If you’re into beach sports, bring your own gear! Renting stuff like paddleboards on the beach can be pricey. I brought my own and saved a ton. Just make sure to pack light!

Try to wander a few streets back from the beach for lunch. I discovered this hole-in-the-wall restaurant with great seafood that was way more budget-friendly than the beach-front places.

Make sure you bring your own snacks or a picnic. The beachside cafes can be a bit pricey, and I ended up spending way more than I planned just on lunch!

I recommend wearing comfortable shoes. The walk can be a bit uneven in parts, and you don’t want to be hobbling around on your visit.

Try to arrive around 9 AM when the doors open. The lines can get pretty long as the day goes on, and you’ll want to make the most of your visit without the crowd.

My advice is to visit the park during the week if you can—it’s way less crowded than the weekend and more relaxing to stroll around.

I recommend bringing a picnic! The lawns are perfect for lounging, and you can save some cash by eating there instead of in a restaurant.

If you plan to explore the area, wear comfortable shoes! There’s quite a bit of walking, and I wish I'd known that before my visit.