Comments on: Paris: A guide to beating the crowds at the top tourist attractions

By: Anthony Cole

Anthony Cole — Tue, 27 May 2014 08:11:50 +0000

The nice thing about Paris is that it is great in both good and bad weather, there are a ton of really interesting museums, lots of them are art museums but there are plenty of other ones as well. You might have a look at the Paris Museum pass, there are historic houses, you can go visit Napoleon’s tomb which is next door to a good army museum, Versailles is included on it, even if the weather isn’t stellar you can visit the interior which is quite fabulous. Notre Dame and Sacre Couer can be visited in rainy weather, I wouldn’t go up the towers though unless the view is good. The Hotel de Ville has a haute couture exhibit currently, maybe not your thing but perhaps your traveling companion might enjoy. The Musee Carnvalet is free and is an interesting place to spend a couple of hours.

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By: Hilary Bown

Hilary Bown — Tue, 04 Feb 2014 17:35:26 +0000

Fantastic insider knowledge, Brian!