From the owner: Ils sont fous, ces Romains C'est aux IIe et IIIe siècles après Jésus-Christ que fut construit, à…read morel'emplacement du forum, un ensemble semi-souterrain de vaste taille. Composé de trois grandes galeries principales disposées en U. Chacune est voûtée, soutenue par des piliers carrés. Situé au coeur de la cité antique, ce cryptoportique devait servir de forum couvert, de lieu de réunion et de commerce.

Ok its slightly out of the way but not too bad if you are planning to go to the Reddition - so you…read morecan make it Its in the grounds of the Mumm place...tiny little chapel with tremendous murals and stained glass Strange story behind it and odd to see well known Christian scenes but some with Asian faces Very peaceful place and a nice little garden in front

From the owner: Un Japonais à Reims Baptisé à la basilique Saint-Rémi de Reims, Léonard Foujita, peintre japonais…read morede l'Ecole de Paris, et son parrain René Lalou décident la construction de cette chapelle en 1964. L'artiste choisi le style roman, accentuant ainsi la notion de recueillement et gardant une large place à la réalisation de ses fresques. Une technique difficile qu'il aborde pour la première fois, âgé de 80 ans. Durant deux mois, l'été de cette année-là, il peignit la vie du Christ. Les vitraux traités dans les jaunes, les verts et les bleus, complètent un décor admirable.

Ok, so now you've been to the Cathedral go here...we were going to give it a miss but so glad we…read morewent There is so much to see, yes all the relics are amazing but the statues and tapestries are incredible...then there is all the info and pictures of the fire - that's why the church isn't symmetrical! Everywhere there were school parties, drawing, learning about the cathedral, touring - fantastic Plus there was a special exhibition re the Romanian royal family which was really interesting, lots of exhibits, fascinating Very enjoyable visit

So so good! Love this version and the queue is SO GOOD! Mostly inside…read more Ride is longer and almost feels like two parts-the first half and the. The second half that incorporates more of the films. We both agree it was better than WDW Also If you came at night when. Or busy you may get your own boat if you ask nicely

Pirates of The Carribean! A classic for Disneyland…read more I love this ride. It is a easy ride, good for all ages. Although, super young kids might get scared by how dark it is. It was fun experiencing this ride in Paris, because it was in French lol It seemed pretty similar to the counterpart in California. Pirates, ships, and the dog with the keys lol Super fun ride. This will always be one of my favorites. Ahoyyyy mates! Yo hoooo yo hoooo a pirates life for me. "If an adversary demands parlay you can do them no harm until the parlay is complete."

From the owner: Château des Condé, des Bourbon-Soissons, des Savoie, cette demeure princière somptueusement…read moreembellie fin XVII, début XVIII est ; ouverte au public pour une visite ludique, la découverte du miroir magique et la course aux trésors en famille dans le parc. Réception de groupe et Locations de salles pour mariages, séminaires, lancement de produits, photos et catalogues.. Voir notre site Internet.

This chateau is a must see if you are in the area. It is both gorgeous from the outside and the…read moreinside. I find that a lot of castles are just interesting from the outside, often the inside is dark, damp and empty. This particular castle has many interesting items on exhibit, as well as shockingly beautiful and unique rooms on the interior. I have visited palaces and castles in Germany, Spain, Belgium, Holland, Russia, England, Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Switzerland etc and this particular castle was very unique in how it was decorated. The aspects of plants, animals, mythological monsters and history are all intertwined to create a very interesting style through out the palace: from porcupines on the walls, sculptures of bulls contemplating slugs and monsters built into fireplaces. However, I do recommend finding a tour guide. We utilized the recording device tour and were extremely disappointed. The recording/guide was role playing and a bit confusing. The worst part of the exercise was the need to match the map to the actual points of interest, which could be aggravating. Another tip, go down to the cellars! It is a lot more interesting than one may expect! We noticed a lot of groups skipping this area and recommend against it.

Standing above the quaint village with good restaurants and hotels, this chateau is worth a tour…read more After tea at an outdoor table in the village, we parked outside the gates and strolled up to the entrance. For 6 Euro, grab a brochure in English (several languages are available) and take the numbered walking tour, which leads you through the various restored rooms upstairs. There's an interesting display of lead sculptures in another section. Do not miss the basement section full of grave sculptures. When you walk in, voices starting whispering and projections of one of the sculptures shows up on the wall, which is all rather creepy, but interesting. The grounds are lovely, and you get a romanticised version of what the chateau was like in medieval times. Not totally historic, but well done.