From the owner: Un château reconverti en musée archéologique Le château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye a été résidence…read moreroyale de Louis VI le Gros (XIIe siècle) à Louis XIV (XVIIe siècle), qui y séjourna jusqu'à son départ pour Versailles. C'est pour sauver le château de la ruine que Napoléon III décida sa restauration en 1862 afin d'y abriter le "futur" Musée des Antiquités Nationales. Aujourd'hui, le musée présente les collections archéologiques parmi les plus riches au monde. Elles retracent l'histoire des hommes de la préhistoire au début du Moyen-Age. Tout au long de l'année, le musée propose des évènements et des activités pour tous public.

From the owner: Avant-première dans le centre-ville Niché au coeur de la ville, le C2L dispose de cinq salles…read moreéquipées du son dolby digital, indispensable pour les grosses productions. Même si les acteurs des films à l'affiche font rarement le déplacement, les avant-premières sont régulièrement programmées depuis la création du cinéma en 1994. Si la fille d'attente se fait longue, les cinéphiles pourront toujours faire les cent pas sur l'immense parvis qui fait face au C2L.

IRON MAN! But…read morespeaking French lol Can we get Robert Downey Jr. to speak French for the Iron Man suit? That would make this even better lol There is a pre-show conversation between Iron Man and Captain Marvel before you go on the ride. It is pretty cool. The Iron MAn suit moves, lights up and everything. Very interactive!! It was super cool. I will post the couple of videos that I took of French Iron Man lol

Visiting the Château de Versailles was truly a dream come true. The architecture is absolutely…read morestunning--every detail, from the grand halls to the intricate ceilings, is a testament to the opulence of the French monarchy. The grounds are just as impressive: beautifully kept gardens, sparkling fountains, and perfectly restored landscapes that make you feel like you've stepped back in time. As someone who loves history, I was in heaven. The palace is filled with artifacts from the Sun King himself, Louis XIV, and the stories about his many mistresses add an extra layer of intrigue. I could have spent hours just wandering the Hall of Mirrors and imagining the lavish parties that once took place there. Marie Antoinette's area, with its charming hamlet and gorgeous gardens, was a highlight for me--so peaceful and picturesque. We spent an entire day exploring and still barely scratched the surface. There's just so much to see and experience! I also have to mention the restaurants on the grounds. The food was surprisingly good--fresh, flavorful, and honestly better than most of what I get back home in America. If you love history, art, or just want to be wowed by breathtaking beauty, Versailles is an absolute must-see. I loved every minute and can't wait to go back!

The Hall of Mirrors has seen so much. It was where the Treaty of Versailles, that ended WWI and…read morearguably started WWII was signed. It was where the German Empire started in 1871. It was where Kim and Kanye hosted their rehearsal dinner here back in 2014, arguably the most important historical event that took place here to date. The thing that stuck with me the most though on the tour here, was when the mob of peasants marched on the Palace of Versailles in 1789 and saw themselves for the first time in these mirrors. Obviously they had seen their reflections in bodies of water here and there, but this had to be the first time they'd really got a good look at themselves. That just completely blew my mind. It sent me into a full existential crisis. It got me thinking about life back then compared to now. What would life be like if we could never see ourselves? Probably much better. We'd never really worry about whether we look good or not. I'd get so much time back in the day. Could be way more productive. But then I realized I'd more than likely be a peasant, getting shafted by the French government left and right. You'd only know what they want you to know. You'd just be busting your ass on the farm all day, giving loot to the government and getting damn near nothing in return. But maybe I'd be happier? Life was so much simpler... and I am happiest in the simple times, when I'm not worried about what I could be doing to push my tech sales career forward. Who knows. I go back and forth all day. I'm eternally grateful to be born at the time I am, but maybe I'd be happier with life being so much simpler? Everything involves some sort of sacrifice. See what the Hall of Mirrors did to me? Sent me down this crazy spiral smh. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

There isn't a whole lot to see in the actual building here but it's really the gardens and…read moreeverything outside that is worth it. There's many walking trails and easy to get lost but don't give up. Going to the Queen's hamlet is definitely worth it as is the Temple de l'amour. There's some very large trees nearby that are just epic as well.

We enjoyed this part of Versailles better than the Palace. For one, it's much less crowded and…read morevisited so you're not constantly being jostled and shuffling along. Second, since it's not designed for flexing political propaganda, the scale of this little "country" home is more human, intimate, and comfortable. This is where Marie Antoinette let down her hair and kicked back, away from the artifices of power. The Queen's Hamlet (Hameau de la Reine) is simply delightful and puts any Disneyworld imagineer to shame. What an amazing artificial farm and country to see! Your kids will love this place, scooting around all the paths to check out all the charming nooks and crannies ... heck I'm well past childhood but it really bought out the kid in me! Understandable to see why the Queen loved this place and why she was happiest here.

From the owner: Une clef pour s'ouvrir "Favoriser les rencontres, les échanges et l'éducation de chacun par…read morechacun", tel est le credo de cette association qui vise à développer la pratique collective et le travail transversal dans plusieurs domaines. Comment s'y prend-elle ? Elle accompagne chaque adhérent en lui proposant un parcours : accueil et écoute de ses attentes, aide à l'élaboration et à la mise en oeuvre de son projet, mise en commun de son travail (diffusion, exposition, rencontres). Un encadrement que l'on retrouve dans une cinquantaine d'activités de loisirs et de formations. Le sport et l'intellect, la culture et l'expression artistique s'organisent en autant ateliers : danse ou hip hop, expositions, apprentissage des langues étrangères,... La musique reste tout de même l'apanage de la salle qui affiche une programmation pour le moins éclectique (rock, reggae, rap, pop ou électro). Et si l'adhérent peut en écouter et en jouer, il peut aussi enregistrer ses propres compositions : la