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Enjoying the city itself is fairly straightforward: you can just wander around without a plan or take a walking tour.

If you want to enjoy the Parisian museums however, I truly advise you to plan it beforehand.

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There are two ways to enjoy the museums in Paris: the tourists’ way (you wait, it’s crowded…) and the Parisian way (secret entrances, avoiding the rush days and hours).

Here are some easy tips to learn how to take advantage of the museums in Paris.

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Consider this article the parisian guide to get the best experience out of Parisian museums.

When Is The Best Time To Go To Paris Museums?

First, I would recommend going to the museums early in the day, before the Parisians do.

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Not because Parisians are not nice, but because they love going to museums often, so museums tend to get overcrowded pretty quickly.

Sometimes, visiting museums can be a bad experience, because you can’t see the paintings, you’re bothered by the noise, and you can’t enjoy your visit.

Having worked all week, Parisians invade the museums during their only free time: on weekends, especially during Sunday afternoons.

So, if you want to avoid the Parisian crowd, it would make sense to schedule your visits to the museums during the week.

But, the museums can still get crowded even during the week and over the summer period, as there are a lot of people. One major point to note is that on Mondays, the Louvre is crowded because the Orsay Museum is closed while on Tuesday, the Orsay Museum is completely crowded because the Louvre Museum is closed.

The best way to visit Paris museums and to have a quiet visit is to go in the morning before the crowd gets in and you will be able to enjoy your visit to a peaceful museum. If you’re an early bird, visiting a museum at its opening guarantees you a good visit.

At the end of the article, you will find a list of museums and the best hours to visit them.

There is also a tip that only a few people know: at least once a week, many museums are open in the evening.

For instance, the Louvre closes at 9:45 PM every Wednesday and Friday, while the Orsay Museum closes at 9:45 PM every Thursday. If you go to the museums in the evening, it will be less crowded than in the day and the atmosphere will be much more intimate.

Should I Get My Tickets Beforehand?

The answer is most definitely “yes“. If you want to save some money and some time, here are some things you need to remember before queueing to get your ticket. In most of the Parisian museums, if you live in the European Union and are under 26, entrance is free. You don’t even have to queue to get a ticket, you just have to show your Identity Card at the entrance and you can get in.

If you know precisely which museums you want to visit, don’t hesitate to ask the seller if there is any pass for these precise museums, because you could get discounts on your visits. Otherwise, there is a pass called Paris Museum Pass which allows you to visit more than 60 museums and famous monuments throughout Paris and its suburbs.

According to the pack you pick, the prices for two days is 48€, 62€ for four days, and 74€ for six days.

With this pass, you can also skip the line and you have an unlimited number of visits to the museums included in the pack you pick. However, this pass is useful and the most interesting, only if you know you’re actually going to visit many museums and monuments during your stay in Paris or if you’re addicted to art.

If you prefer strolling avenues in Paris to discover the city, this museum pass is not profitable. For instance, for 2 days, to be worth your money, you have to visit more than 4 museums. For instance, visiting Pompidou, Orsay, Louvre and Pantheon would cost you 49.50€.

So my advice would be for you to think about how many museums you want to visit before actually buying the pass.

If you want to visit the museums with a guide in your own language, audio guides are often available in many languages.

But if you need a tour guide present with you and explaining in your language, museums have guided tours starting every hour for 2 hours visits.

Another option is to get your own tour guide that will plan your tailored visit of the highlights of the Paris Museums.

If you don’t want to spend your time doing mainstream tourism in Paris only, the city is full of beautiful museums.

Also, you can always focus on a special theme by picking only the museums related to what you want to visit.

Here Are Some Information For The Different Museums

Louvre Museum:Opens at 9.30 am. Closes at 6 pm. Avoid visiting on Monday, because the museum is closed on Tuesday. On Wednesdays and Fridays, open until 9.45 pm.

Orsay Museum:Opens at 9.30 am. Closes at 9 pm. Avoid visiting on Tuesday, because the museum is closed on Monday). On Thursdays, open until 9.45 pm.

Musée de l’Orangerie:Half a museum, half a monument. This museum is also a must do in Paris if you love impressionism.

Musée Marmottan Monet:Focused on Monet’s paintings, this museum is a must do in Paris if you love Impressionism. If you go on Friday around 10 am, the museum should be peaceful without all the crowds.

Musée Rodin:A beautiful museum that present to you the works of the sculptor Rodin to you in a beautiful town house at the heart of the 7th district. Closed on Monday, you should visit it after your lunch on a sunny day to enjoy a walk in the garden of the museum.

Musée Picasso: Closed on Mondays. From Tuesday to Friday: 10.30 am – 6 pm. Saturday and Sunday: 9.30 am – 6 pm. In this museum, located in the Marais neighbourhood, you get the chance to see the works of Picasso but also his own collections.

Musée des Invalides: This is the French Army museum. Through the evolution of the weapons and of the soldiers’ equipment, you can see the History of the French army from the Roman era to the WWII. I would advise you to go at 3 pm or 4 pm, and you can stroll down the boulevard des Invalides and rest on the grass afterward.

Paris can after a while become a little suffocating, so finding things to do outside Paris can be a good idea! Paris is the French capital but surprisingly enough, the city itself is not very big. Only about two million people live in Paris whereas in the suburbs, live more than ten million people.

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Actually It’s also a choice in the way of life. Some people prefer to have a house with a small garden a bit far from Paris, rather than a small apartment in the core of the capital. We can easily guess that Parisians don’t necessarily live in Paris but they do work in Paris, and live around the city. That’s why in the outskirts, you can find major places for entertainment and to visit. This article sums up a few of these things to do outside Paris, so read on to find out more!

Because of the importance of the outskirts of Paris, you cannot sum up your stay in Paris by only visiting the city center. If you can, you should really go see what is around Paris because usually, there is always good surprises waiting for you. What I mean is that if you want to truly live the Parisian lifestyle, visiting the landmarks outside Paris is a must. Actually, before going to the outskirts of Paris, be sure that your stay is long enough to fully enjoy everything Paris and its suburbs have to offer. Visiting Disney, Giverny or Versailles, some of the attractions you can check out, will take you a whole day.

Outside Paris, you will almost always find something that will fit your tastes and interests. From the art, to the history through attractions, going to the Paris outskirts is the best way to take advantage of your visit of the city.

Here Are The Landmarks – And Therefore The Main Things To Do Outside Paris – You Should Visit If You Have The Time:

Chateau de Versailles: A world famous castle known for its magnificence and architectural richness. The castle itself is already huge but even more impressive is the garden. Every Parisian has visited this attraction at least once in their life. If you want to visit the castle and the typical French garden that is tidy and organized, it would take you one day. To get there, you will take around 40 minutes from the center of Paris, using the RER C line.

Chateau de Vincennes: This castle is known for being the second castle where the Kings lived in France. It was renovated a few years ago and is now completely clean. The main advantage of this castle is that you can go there by metro, on the 1st line and from the core of Paris. This will take you around 20 minutes.

Vaux Le Vicomte: This castle is not very famous around the world but in France, we consider it as one of the most beautiful castles. The story goes that because the King was so jealous of the Castle of Vaux-le-Vicomte, he had Versailles built. To get there, it will take you one hour from Paris by train then you’ll have to take the bus, going there will be rewarding because you will enjoy a very beautiful garden in an almost countryside neighborhood.

The Resting Garden

Going to the Jardin de Giverny is a good way to relax and rest after a week in Paris.

Giverny is a bit far from Paris. You have about 40 minutes if taking the train (from Gare Saint Lazare to Vernon), then you have to take a bus for another 15 minutes, but it’s worth the time.

It is completely different, which is why it is enjoyable after running up and down visiting Paris.

There, you will completely enjoy the countryside, and will leave with a different perspective of the world around you. This garden is really famous because this is the place where Monet painted all his masterpieces. It is also a very beautiful garden with a lot of different flower species.

As a Parisian I am used to many buildings and somehow polluted air, I have a very good memory of day I once spent in Giverny. That’s why the best time to visit Giverny is during the spring, when all the flowers and the trees are blossoming.

The Funniest And Most Entertaining Thing To Do Outside Paris

There are only about five Disneyland parks all over the world, and the European one is in Paris. If you come to Paris with your children, then this is really a must-do attraction. This park was built more than twenty years ago and is already a reference in theme parks. If you want to enjoy all the attractions of the parks, you should book a hotel room for one night in one of the Disney hotels. I remember waking up in Disneyland Paris. It was a weird feeling, because you feel like you are in a fairy tale.

Otherwise, if you don’t spend the night at any of the hotels there, you will need a whole day to experience the attractions of both parks – Disneyland and Walt Disney Studios. To go there, you have to take the RER A to Marne la Vallée, it’s about 40 minutes away from Paris. I recommend you to wake up early because the park is quiet in the morning, while in the afternoon, it’s completely crowded, especially on weekends. Additionally, if you want to avoid the Parisian crowds, try to go to Disney during the week. If you are really a great fan of attraction parks, you should also go to the Asterix Park. It is a park that has been inspired by the French comics Asterix and Obelix. There are a lot of attractions. It’s the second most famous park around Paris.

The Flea Market Of Saint Ouen

This market is the biggest flea market in Paris, and it’s the fourth most visited place in France. It’s also considered to be the biggest flea market in France, with more than fifteen markets with specific themes. You can find everything you want, from paintings, to furniture, to old books, to clothes and even music instruments.

You can also find flea markets in other districts of Paris known as “brocantes“, and these are the places where Parisians are looking for bargains but the Saint-Ouen‘s one is permanent and the most popular. The market is famous for being a place where lots of old antiquities and furniture are sold. To enjoy a stroll through the market, go to the metro station Porte de Clignancourt on the 4th metro line. It takes about 20 minutes, from the core of Paris, to get there.

Finding things to do outside Paris is the easiest way to see what the whole country looks like. If you don’t go for a trip in the other regions of France after your stay in Paris, it is really the best way to have an insight of what France is all about, more generally than Paris.

Whether you enjoy touristy places or quieter ones, this selection of top 5 best streets to see in Barcelona was carefully written for you!

Hang out in the streets of Barcelona like locals do.

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The Medieval Themed Street: Passeig Del Born

History is in the air at Passeig del Born!

This Barcelona street is where tournaments took place.

It is also where knights and gentlemen settled issues in duels. During the 16th century, victims of the Inquisition were executed in Passeig del Born. It was also the scene of the Siege of Barcelona in 1714 when Felipe V occupied the street with its troops.

Nowadays, processions of the Holy Week and carnival parades continue to happen there every year.

The Passeig del Born preserves reminiscences of medieval times that can be seen on the trendy bars terraces.

This street has managed to adapt itself to current times without turning its back on its past.

The medieval themed street Passeig del Born in Barcelona is unique. People from all ages gather in Barcelona most modern bars. At night, Passeig del Born is the most popular and frequented place for leisure and nightlife. Passeig del Born in Barcelona is unique. You see people from nowadays time with their smartphones living and spending time in a medieval themed street. We feel like we’ve gone back in time!
Adjacent to it, you can find the ancient Born Market and the magnificent gothic church Santa Maria del Mar.

The Spooky Street: Carrer Dels Mirallers

Near the gothic church Santa Maria del Mar, you can find a little street called Carrer dels Mirallers. It is definitely a hidden gem you will want to walk through and take back home in your memory. Carrer dels Mirallers in Barcelona is said to be haunted by demonic spirits.

How come?

Jacint Verdaguer was a Spanish writer, considered one of the greatest poets of Catalan literature. Nevertheless, in 18870, Jacint became a priest. A few years later, he was in the midst of a deep personal crisis. He started hanging out with psychics and exorcist priests. Later on, Jacint Verdaguer started practicing exorcisms in his house in Carrer dels Mirallers in Barcelona. It is believed that demonic spirits still roam in Carrer dels Mirallers and that some of the street sculptures are damned.

While enjoying a nice creepy walk through Carrer dels Mirallers, you will actually find a lot of pretty cool hand crafts and artisanal shops. Also, at night I suggest you have a drink at Bodega (Carrer dels Mirallers, 15). The place is tiny, but you won’t find a more welcoming bar than this one. Prices are reasonable at Bodega. If you want to enjoy a drink and some olives just like locals do, this is the place to go.

The Ancient Barcelona Main Street: Carrer De Montcada

Our top 5 best streets to see in Barcelona continues with Carrer de Montcada. This street is full of medieval palaces of Renaissance and baroque style with their huge doorways leading to splendid courtyards. All those palaces have witnessed a wealthy and glorious past of this Barcelona medieval main street. Nobles and merchants, enriched by the maritime trade, built their big houses in Carrer de Montcada. Those medieval palaces passed the test of time. The most notable gothic palace is the Picasso Museum that you can find at Carrer de Montcada, 15-23.

The Palau Cervelló is a Renaissance style palace, right next to the Picasso Museum, at Carrer de Montcada, 25. This palace was acquired by the Fundació Gaspar and was turned into an art gallery, it is mostly dedicated to contemporary art. In a baroque architectural style, you can visit Palau Dalmases at Carrer de Montcada, 20. The palace is home to flamenco shows every day! It is a great opportunity to spend a night just like locals, to the rhythm of flamenco, feet kicking the ground, looks full of emotions, and powerful voices!

Carrer de Montcada is one of the best streets to see in Barcelona for its glorious atmosphere straight out of medieval times while visiting the most marvellous palaces, art galleries and museums.

What else can we wish for?

The atmosphere and architecture of Carrer de Montcada in Barcelona is simply one-of-a-kind!

The Street Where You Eat And Drink With Locals: Carrer Dels Escudellers

Carrer dels Escudellers is one of the best streets to see because it is the place where locals drink and eat. If you want to experience Barcelona like a Barcelonian, go fill your belly and quench your thirst in Carrer dels Escudellers. The nightlife is pretty cool and you can easily find some nice bars and restaurants in the heart of the Old Town.

I can suggest some places for you to sit and relax while enjoying a cold drink or a snack.

La Castanya is located at Carrer dels Escudellers, 30. They serve the best sangria and a great variety of exquisite tapas!

The waiters are really friendly and the decoration is very original. Then, you have La Concha located at Carrer dels Escudellers, 40.

If you’re looking for traditional dishes in the heart of the Old Town, this is the place!

The daily special costs 11 euros and it includes the bread, the appetizer, the main dish and the wine.

Finally, whether you’re vegan or not, I have two suggestions for you. Gopal is located at Carrer Escudellers, 42 and it serves quick vegan bites.

It’s like a vegan fast food!

The hamburgers are simply delicious, you have to try it.

Then, at Carrer dels Escudellers, 54, you will find Vegetalia where you will enjoy the tastiest vegan dishes ever. The nachos and guacamole are so good and the vegetarian fajitas are a must.

Plus, it may be the only place you will be able to eat a vegan paella (yummy!).

The Most Popular Street: Las Ramblas

Las Ramblas is one of the most well-known and visited streets of Barcelona. Full of life, Las Ramblas may be the most vibrant street of Barcelona. It is in the list of best streets to see in Barcelona for obvious reasons. It is the meeting point for everyone, from locals to tourists. Everyone meets there.

The large avenue is more than 1 kilometer long. It starts at Plaza de Catalunya and ends at Mirador de Colón, in front of the ancient harbour of Barcelona.

Las Ramblas was built in 1766 and its construction had to follow the line of the ancient medieval wall that was destroyed six years later. This avenue stands out because, as opposed to the old neighborhoods of Barcelona and its narrow streets, it is very large. It quickly became the meeting point for Barcelonians. Due to its increasing popularity, Las Ramblas went through some changes and constructions.

El Gran Teatro del Liceo, the oldest and the most prestigious theatre of Barcelona (La Rambla, 51-59), opened its doors in 1847. Then, the Fuente de Canaletas is very famous for two main reasons. It is where you want to be in case a soccer game is happening, you will party and celebrate with the locals!

The other reason is that it is said that anyone who hopes to come back to Barcelona has to drink water from the fountain!

On Las Ramblas avenue, the Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria (La Boqueria) can be found. It is a public market and one of the most important landmarks in Barcelona for tourists.

You can’t miss Las Ramblas! Throughout the years, trees have been planted all along the avenue, which makes the walks even nicer, especially during spring and summer! Many cafés, restaurants, flower shops, souvenir shops can be found. And if by any chance, you happen to be in Barcelona on the 23rd of April, you cannot miss Sant Jordi’s Day.

Passeig De Gràcia

Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona is basically the same as the Champs-Élysées in Paris, so you probably already heard of it!

Also because it is where you will find Casa Batlló, Casa Milà and Casa Calvet. Those famous were designed by Antoni Gaudí, a modernism architect, also known for the design of the Parc Güell.

It is a very charming and pleasant street to take a walk while window-shopping! You will find many stores: from luxurious one, like Louis Vuitton and Gucci, to popular ones, like H&M and Mango.

If you get to the end of Passeig de Gràcia, you will make it to Plaza de Catalunya which leads to Las Ramblas!

I hope you enjoyed our top 5 best streets to see in Barcelona!

As a tourist, one usually goes to the crowded and touristy streets. But thanks to this list, you will actually wander in the same streets as locals do and discover the places they like.

Away from the fuss of the touristy streets, you will see hidden gems and feel like you’ve time traveled, in the heart of the Old Townand its medieval scenery.

I can mention other streets you may enjoy such as Carrer del Brisbe, el Portal de l’Angel, Calle Tallers, Rambla del Raval, Carrer Petrixtol, Carrer Torrijos, Carrer de Blai, and many more!

You have reached the oldest part of Barcelona. You can imagine there’s lot of interesting places here so sometimes it may be hard to know what to see in the Gothic area in Barcelona.

No problem.

That’s why we are here.

The Musts

A normal tourist guide has no doubt about what to see in Gothic area.

Here is a quick list:

- The Cathedral: A Gothic masterpiece with a neogothic fasade, devoted to Santa Eulàlia.

- Plaça Sant Jaume: No other place in Catalonia holds so much political power: the town hall and the regional government one in front of another.

-Plaça del Rei: The king of the crown of Aragó had their palace here. It has attached the Palau del Virrei and Esglèsia del Rei: The tower of the Kings Palace, also called Mirador del Rei Martí is especially beautiful.

-Virrei and Esglèsia del Rei: The tower of the Kings Palace, also called Mirador del Rei Martí is especially beautiful.

-Plaça Reial: Not to be confused with Plaça del Rei, this one is broad with modernist buildings all around. Some scenes in the movie ‘The Perfume’were shot here.

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El Call: The Medieval Guetto Of Barcelona

For some people, it is hard to regard the medieval Jewish neighborhood as something interesting.

But for me it is one of the most interesting places to see in the Gothic area. Not easy to find, it’s narrow and dark streets hide lots of history. Between Plaça Sant Jaume and Las Ramblas, the Call hosts the former synagogue and some interesting places such as Satan’s Coffee Corner (perhaps the best coffee in town).

Just in front of this bar, you’ll find one of MUHBA’s centers to let you know everything about this historic neighborhood.

Temple D’August

Literally on the backyard of the Palau de la Generalitat (through carrer Paradís) you’ll find a building that can be at the same time one of the oldest and most beautiful places in town. So, when asking what to see in Gothic area, the ruins of this ancient temple are a must. However, there’s only those columns on the picture to see: just the front side of a former temple devoted to the roman emperor in a little Mediterranean roman city called Barcino. For me it’s almost unbelievable that these columns have survived in that oasis of peace in the city centre for almost 2000 years.

A Museum About The Future

I suppose you didn’t expect a museum about invention, creativity and futurology in the medieval heart of Barcelona. Barcelona are full of surprises, you see. The point is that, in my list of what to see in the Gothic area the MIBA always has it’s place. They curate good ideas from around the world and feature them, independently if they are prototypes, real inventions or just drafts. They host creativity workshops (also for children) and have an amazing shop with cool gadgets. It is placed at Carrer Ciutat 7.

Get there by facing the town hall and taking the street to the left. The soul behind the MIBA is Pep Torres, a Barcelonian entrepreneur who created several mind blowing inventions that became viral before the word “viral” was in fashion.I hope you found our list of ideas for what to see in Gothic area useful.

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No matter the time of the year, Paris can be rainy. It can be a quick shower in the summer or long constant rain in winter, so you need to be prepared. Also, it is important for you to know which are the best things to do in Paris when it’s raining. The most famous places are usually very crowded on a rainy day. Everyone takes advantage of the weather to do inside activities, such as visiting the Louvre Museum, the Orsay Museum, and plenty more. But Paris is full of surprises, there so many things you can do to have fun while it’s raining cats and dogs!

Find out what our Parisian insiders recommend for the top 5 things to do in Paris when it’s raining.

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Go To The Movies

Going to the movies may seem a little ordinary, but in Paris, you can make original out of the common. For instance, don’t go to those mainstream cinemas with Hollywood movies.

Go the old French cinemas, like Le Balzac.

Le Balzac is a mute movie theater that offers shows accompanied by an orchestra or a piano!

You could also try the Escurial, an art house cinema or Le Champo, located in the Latin Quarter.

These movie theaters can offer you the opportunity to have a unique cinema experience. Because you will feel like you’ve traveled time! It is also a very romantic, so I’m sure your significant other will love it.

Go To The Museum

Calm and covered, the museums remain the perfect way to spend hours when it’s raining! It’s one of the best things to do in Paris and also to become smarter. But be careful: everyone will have the same idea.

The Louvre Museum and the Orsay Museum are the most famous museums, so you have to expect long waiting lines. Don’t go to the mainstream museums, as they are going to be overcrowded and filled with children dragging their feet. But you’re actually very lucky, because in Paris there are plenty of good museums!

The Musée de Cluny is great. It is dedicated to the Middle-Ages arts. You can also go to the Musée Carnavalet about the history of Paris in an incredible historic setting. Also try and see the Musée Jacquemart-André. Located in the mansion of an art collector, this may be the most stunning museum in Paris. The collections as well as the building itself are really worth seeing. You could also try to go to the Musée Guimet for Asian art. With art coming from all over the old colonial empire, this place is a trip to old-times Asia!

If you’re interested in Napoleon and the art of the war, you could visit the Invalides. Then, you also have the Musée du quai Branly that is about the primary arts, and its modern architecture is awesome… Rainy days are the best opportunity to visit unusual and interesting museums!

Go Shopping In “Le Bon Marché”

Next on my top 5 things to do in Paris when it’s raining, is to go shopping in department stores, such as BHV Marais and the Galeries Lafayette. Paris is the city of fashion. Rainy days are the perfect time to visit the department stores, and I think it’s one of the best things to do when it’s cold. You can avoid the rain, because the department stores are so big that it’s easy to spend hours inside!

The Printemps and Galeries Lafayette are the most beautiful in Paris and guarantee unforgettable moments, and also have some restaurants inside. Less known, the BHV Marais can replace a visit of the nearby Marais area.

On the left bank of Paris, you can visit the Bon Marché and be like a true Parisian “bobo”. Outside of the fashion section, don’t miss the groceries section called “la grande épicerie de Paris“, which is a great place to go grocery shopping and feel like a Parisian!

Have A Café In A Covered Passage

The Parisian covered passages are so charming. They obviously are on this top 5 things to do in Paris when it’s raining, but it’s also a great thing to do when it’s sunny! There are a lot of galleries, especially in the Marais neighborhood which are very beautiful. My favorite one is the Galerie Vivienne. It was built in 1823 and it is a wonder of Pompeian style. You will find some very nice places to have a drink and dry yourself from the rain. It also has a lot of different luxurious and beautiful shops: bookstores, clothes, shoes, little jewelry stores, art galleries, cafés and cute restaurants. You can spend a lot of time in a covered passage! The mosaic floors and the glass roof are simply stunning and so gorgeous. It’s a really romantic moment to have!

You could also try going to the Passage des Panoramas, in the second district. It is the oldest covered passage in Paris, and is located between La Bourseand Opéra. Since 1974, it was classified as a historical monument.

Visit The Greenhouses Of Paris

To feel a tropical atmosphere in Paris is possible! I think it’s one of the most surprising things to do in Paris when it’s raining.

It allows you to visit the parks of Paris and, still, to stay dry. The scenery will change! The majority of the greenhouses are old and their architecture is typical of the nineteenth century. Parisian greenhouses are like the Grand Palais, but green inside! Here are different greenhouses: you have the Jardin des Serres d’Auteuil with many very beautiful tropical greenhouses, and the four greenhouses of the Jardin des Plantes, which are my favorite!

You now know the top 5 things to do in Paris when it’s raining! I hope you’ve enjoyed reading this article and that it has inspired you! As in Midnight in Paris, you can also walk in the rain! In Paris, it is a must do for lovers and romantics. It’s also the only option if you want to see an empty Paris.

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