Top Things to do In Provins 2021

"The medieval town of Prowan has a history of over 500 years, the whole town is quaint and elegant, the stone buildings, the pale yellow exterior walls, and the twisting river, how beautiful it is."

"Fontainebleau Palace, located southeast of Paris, is known as a "looking glass into French history." It is listed as a World Heritage Site. Originally a royal hunting site, it later became one of the important palaces of the French Renaissance. Later, numerous famous architects and artists took part in its renovation and left imprints of styles from various eras."

"The Volvican Palace is a very beautiful aristocratic palace on the outskirts of Paris, France. It occupies a very large area, and has the atmosphere of a royal nobleman. It is noble and elegant, and has a very beautiful garden. The interior decoration is also very luxurious, and the various exquisite murals are dazzling."

"Magnificent Palace. People say it would be hard to impress people with another palace after you visit Palaca of Versailles, which I think its true. It is huge and beautiful. Inside, you can see the decoration of the palace where the King used to live and his family. Outside, there is a HUGE and BEAUTIFUL garden which also has many fountains and a big lake. On some of the days, there will be a musical fountains show, though it costs extra money, but it is definetely worth to see. You will feel like youre actually inside a movie like Troy or Game of Thrones!"

"Guided walks through the History of PAris and France. So many lives. Jim Morrison to many of the french Elite who shaped the countries history and the world. Well worth the walk down memory lane"

"The Royal Palace in Paris is super large, and the sculptures, parks, trees, sand and rocks, and birds inside are all very beautiful. Suitable for quiet, quiet, that book, find a place to enjoy quiet, you can also stop and go, think about the previous glorious period! Very beautiful"

"This was such a cool thing to do in Paris!! I highly recommend it to anyone looking to learn more about the dark history there. It’s eerie but so interesting!! It’s a little tricky, but definitely try to buy your tickets online before your trip. I wrote a step by step guide on how to do this on my blog. The site is entirely in French with no option for translation so it’s really hard to navigate. Send me a message if you want more info!"

"Grand Palais is a beautiful historic site now mostly used as an exhibition hall. The impressive Nave is topped by the largest glass roof in Europe and it is claimed that more steel was used in its construction than that of the whole Eiffel Tower."

"The obelisk, which is the best preserved obelisk in the world, is intricately wrapped in designs and corners, and stands on Concorde Square, which adds a lot of colour to the square."

"So this is where the President of France lives and the gardens are now open every first Sunday of the month to the public (free entry). The garden is located behind the palace, with a very nice lush green lawn that you can sprawl out in and that is surrounded by flowers, trees, and tons of security guards! We happened to be there when the President himself, Francois Hollande, came out and greeted the visitors! A very unique experience if you happen to be in Paris at the right time."