Things to do in Saint-Denis

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.

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.

Stepping into the Rodin Museum felt like walking through a dream carved in stone. Every sculpture tells a story — raw, emotional, timeless. 'The Thinker' left me in awe, but it was the quiet beauty of the garden and the intimate ambiance that truly stole my heart. Whether you're an art lover or simply seeking inspiration, this museum is a must-visit. A perfect blend of artistry and serenity, right in the heart of Paris. Highly recommended! From my point of view, you feel better after visiting.

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.

I didn't expect this Paris museum's summer exhibition to be so popular. I booked a session for the 11:00 opening, but there was already a line outside after 10:00! The lockers inside the museum have a size limit, so my 20-inch carry-on suitcase wouldn't fit in there, so I had to pay to store it at the cafe across the street. 🛅 Although it was crowded, everyone was very orderly inside, making for a quiet viewing experience. Great! The rooftop restaurant is also a must-see!

I really enjoyed this museum. There are many sculptors and paintings of Picasso that were never seen before. It is larger than I imagined. Lot of art students around and it is interesting to hear their interpretation about some of his art.

There is a quiet street beside the Seine River in Paris, with a century-old vineyard and 200-year-old grapes. Next to it is a century-old restaurant 🍴The specialty is that it only provides a cappella singing. Leonardo da Vinci once came here to eat and watch performances. It looks very unique 🥰

The Palace of Versailles was an incredible experience and definitely a highlight of my trip to France. The palace itself is absolutely breathtaking, with stunning architecture, beautiful rooms, and so much history around every corner.The ticketing process was simple, and the ticket was easy to use for entry into all the main areas of the palace. We were able to explore comfortably without any problems.The only downside was that some parts of the gardens were under construction during our visit, so we couldn’t fully experience the gardens at their best. However, this did not take away from the overall experience. Versailles is still a must-see destination and a place I would highly recommend visiting.

It's definitely worth a visit. I entered the museum as soon as it opened in the morning and spent almost 7 hours there. I didn't eat or drink anything in between (there's a Korean restaurant inside the museum, but it was packed during lunchtime, so I decided to skip it). This set a new record for my longest single museum visit.