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Relive the history of the Eiffel Tower with this new virtual reality tour in Paris

Découvrez la version anglaise idiomatique et journalistique, tout en conservant les balises HTML et la structure. Discover the immersive, virtual-reality guided tour of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, brought to you by Viality Tour. Step into the heart of the Champ de Mars and relive the construction and unveiling of the Iron Lady in 1889. A new, more faithful version than ever just dropped on March 31, 2026. To mark the occasion, we’ve got a promo code for you! And to beat the heat, all of their tours are conducted in the shade.

Montmartre, the Marais and the Latin Quarter on an unforgettable guided tour

Think you know Paris? Montmartre, the Marais, and the Latin Quarter overflow with little-known stories that the local guides from Cœur de Visites are eager to share with you.

Heritage Days 2026 in Paris: the program at the Maison d'Auguste Comte

The Maison d'Auguste Comte unveils its program for this weekend in Paris, September 19–20, 2026, on the occasion of the 43rd edition of Heritage Days.

Heritage Days 2026: Guided tour of the Sarcelles Naval Museum (95)

On 19 and 20 September 2026, discover the story of French maritime history for free at the Naval Museum of Sarcelles, with guided tours and activities for everyone.

La Maison du Pain de Commeny (95), an unusual museum offering tours and workshops for families

At the heart of the French Vexin, in Commeny in the Val-d'Oise (95), the Maison du Pain traces the history of this essential staple of the French diet through an educational trail set in the former grain loft of a bakery that remains in operation.

Heritage Days 2026 in Paris: Visit the Greek Cathedral of Saint-Stephane

For the 2026 Heritage Days, we’re off to discover Paris. Among the city’s lesser-known gems in the City of Light, let’s step into the Greek Cathedral of Saint-Stephen on September 19 and 20, 2026.

The medieval fortress of Beynes, the jewel of the Yvelines, has been linked to Diane de Poitiers.

A medieval fortress of the Yvelines, Beynes Castle hides a centuries‑old history and an unexpected link to Diane de Poitiers. Just 30 km from Paris, in the heart of this Yvelines town, its ruins—listed as a Historic Monument—are open to visits year‑round in Beynes. We set out to explore the site on a short break and now reveal a portion of its secrets.

Good tip: artistic workshops and free tours all summer at Île Saint-Germain Park (92)

From July 6 to 24, 2026, Parc de l’Île Saint-Germain is hosting a large, completely free program aimed at children and teens aged 6 to 18. What’s on the agenda? A host of creative workshops, a magic-themed day, and guided tours of Hauts-de-Seine’s monuments.

Noah's World: An immersive experience of the animal world

Experience an extraordinary adventure in the heart of Paris: an immersive journey into the animal kingdom!

Guided tours behind the scenes of rugby and the France XV at Marcoussis, in Essonne

From July 1, 2026, the iconic Marcoussis National Rugby Center will lift the curtain on its secrets with a set of unprecedented guided tours. From training pitches to tech-innovation hubs, discover this site in the heart of Essonne that invites fans to dive into the France XV’s preparations.

Family Festival 2026: a weekend designed with families in mind at the Louis Vuitton Foundation.

Le Jardin d’Acclimatation and the Louis Vuitton Foundation have joined forces to launch the Family Festival, set for Saturday, June 13 and Sunday, June 14, 2026.

This Val-de-Marne château, the heritage of an illustrious family, is being unveiled for the first time this summer.

One of Val-de-Marne’s best-kept secrets is set to reveal its treasures to the public this summer, from July 27 to September 4, 2026. The Château d’Ormesson, a 16th‑century estate that has remained in the same family for generations, invites visitors to explore its historic grounds and its sumptuous interiors.

This Pompadour-era château in the Yvelines hides a superb estate and a Japanese garden.

Few people know the Château de La Celle-Saint-Cloud, in Yvelines, which hosts a 23-hectare estate featuring a Japanese garden, contemporary sculptures, and a classified park. For Rendez-vous aux Jardins 2026, we headed out to discover this hidden historical treasure that’s well worth a stroll.

Palace of Justice on Île de la Cité: explore this historic labyrinth and sit in on a courtroom hearing.

Through a two-hour guided tour, roam a labyrinth of corridors in a solemn atmosphere and uncover the secrets of the Palais de Justice in Paris on Île de la Cité, from a medieval fortress to the temple of justice we know today.

A gourmet and romantic cruise along the Seine aboard the Diamant Bleu.

Elegant ship, gourmet cuisine, breathtaking panorama: this one-of-a-kind experience invites you to savor refined dishes while admiring Paris’s most illuminated landmarks. Enjoy 10% off your dinner cruise aboard the Diamant Bleu!

Grand Hôtel des Rêves: the immersive venue in Paris that lets you travel with Jules Verne

Le Grand Hôtel des Rêves, an immersive venue located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, hosts Jules Verne, Le Voyage Extraordinaire, a family-friendly theatrical journey through 360-degree scenery. A destination designed to welcome several immersive shows, including a Christmas-themed creation.

The Barley Sugar Museum, the sweet story of a confection born in Moret-sur-Loing (77)

In Moret-sur-Loing, a small confectionery tells several centuries of French indulgence. From production secrets to childhood memories, the barley-sugar museum transports visitors into the sweet world of one of Île-de-France’s oldest specialties.

Did you know? You can visit the Rungis Market (Val-de-Marne, 94), the world's largest market.

When most Francilians are still asleep, another world awakens at the gates of Paris. In Rungis, the world’s largest fresh-food market, its pavilions come alive in a fascinating buzz. And thanks to monthly guided tours, the curious can discover the behind-the-scenes of this giant of French gastronomy!

Zone Sensible, the urban farm in Saint-Denis (93), where art, culture, agriculture and solidarity come together.

In Saint-Denis (93), on a former market-garden plot at the edge of Paris, Zone Sensible reimagines the urban farm as a poetic laboratory. Created by the collective Parti Poétique, this farm unlike any other blends permaculture farming, contemporary art exhibitions, and workshops for all ages.

This venue on the edge of Paris tells the incredible story of France’s most famous peaches.

In Montreuil (93), the Horticultural Museum housed in the Jardin-École invites visitors to delve into the remarkable history of Montreuil’s famous orchards, once renowned even at royal tables. A quirky, charming visit to discover on the second Sunday of every month.