Things to do in Viarmes

What an amazing experience! A must-do when visiting Paris, definitely on my bucket list! I booked the 8:30 PM departure and saw both the sunset and the night view. The ship moved very slowly. Dinner was Michelin-starred and included plenty of wine – excellent value!

This trip to Disneyland Paris was the main event, and the two of us decisively bought the one-day, two-park express pass, which we felt was well worth it. We entered the park at 10:30 am and experienced almost everything that was available. Some popular rides have queues of up to 45 minutes, but the express pass significantly reduced that waiting time, allowing for more time to enjoy the park. I recommend the roller coasters, Indian Mine Train, and the drop tower. The Pirates of the Caribbean ride is far less thrilling than the Shanghai Disneyland ride, though it's somewhat similar to the Shanghai Disneyland's Spectacular Adventure.

It's quite meaningful, mainly because it's a cemetery with graves of Rousseau, Voltaire, Curie, Hugo, and Zola. It provides a general understanding of French history and is worth a visit. You can get a translation device for a few dollars. Foreigners have a lot of respect for Madame Curie; people of all ages and genders will likely read it.

A two-week trip to Europe was definitely the most worthwhile ticket purchase I've ever made. It was a great deal. Unlimited seating all day (even better than taking the subway! 😆) Each attraction had an introduction, and you could really soak in the atmosphere of the streets from the train. Most importantly, it was perfect for taking photos.

The timing of the order wasn't ideal; the limited-time discounts were already sold out, so it was more expensive than before. My trip to Paris coincided with the Pope's visit, which restricted transportation and made getting to the pier a bit difficult. Fortunately, the boat tour was very enjoyable, completely unaffected by the crowds on land. Seeing all the sights I'd visited in the previous days from the outside was a magical experience.

You need to buy a ticket to enter Van Gogh's former residence. It is a huge garden. Even if you visit it in winter, it is still green and there are flowers in full bloom! The house of the former residence is also very large.

Stepping into the courtyard, my gaze was immediately drawn to the bamboo shadows in the corner. The verdant branches leaned over the eaves, filtering the dappled sunlight into a shower of stars. At night, when I opened the window, a bright moon hung perfectly above the bamboo tips, its gentle light bathing half the bed, even the bedding exuding a faint moonlit scent. During the day, leaning against the window, I would read a few pages of a book, the bamboo breeze flowing through the room, shutting out all the noise of the outside world. My heart felt gently cradled, finally free from the rush of life, even my dreams were filled with the delicate fragrance of flowers. After a few days here, I felt as if every corner of this place had been cut from an ancient painting, peaceful and serene year after year, every step treading on delicate joys, making this journey to find this encounter truly worthwhile.

Montmartre, perched on a gentle hill in Paris, is a charming blend of history, art, and bohemian spirit. Famous for its winding cobblestone streets, vibrant cafés, and lively artist squares, it’s where creativity feels alive at every corner. The iconic Sacré-Cœur Basilica crowns the neighborhood, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. From local art studios to vintage shops and intimate bistros, Montmartre invites visitors to slow down and savor its unique atmosphere. Walking here feels like stepping back in time, surrounded by the echoes of artists like Picasso and Van Gogh. It’s Paris at its most romantic and inspiring.

This place is worth a visit. The interiors are beautifully decorated, with many preserved details. There's a great view of the Place de la Concorde. There's a beautiful park and the Louvre nearby. Two hours is enough for a visit.