While it is true that we will miss some festivals this summer (snif We Love Green, the Festival d'Avignon de Nîmes), for the past few weeks, the good news came out: reopening of museums and amusement parks …
More information below 😊
Museums
Summertime also means culture! And we are happy to announce that the museums are gradually reopening their doors.
Discover our selection of Parisian exhibitions just for you 😉
59 The artist squat at 59 Rivoli: originally called "Chez Robert", is a collective of artists who have created a free space for the curious people. You can find the influences of street art there: very good plan to spend an afternoon with your friends in Paris!
The Banksy exhibition reopens at Espace Lafayette-Drouot: we no longer present this anonymous British artist, but yet so famous in the world for having been able to use many street spaces in order to express himself with humour. The exhibition immerses you in this underground world: you will feel like you are walking in the subway, either in London or New York. In the background, the police sirens will punctuate your visit, to accentuate this very urban universe.
The Mad Dimension, an Instagram museum: have you heard of this new project? Since June 6, you can enter this unique museum, offering different universes in which you can take your picture. Note that this is a temporary attraction that will remain open for a limited time, from March 4 to September 20, 2020.
Cinemas
Since June 22, cinemas are opening again. Right now, around forty films are already showing:
If you like animation, Pixar is releasing its latest feature film, En avant, the story of two elf brothers who left to explore the world to see if there is still some magic there,
If you like to give yourself chills, Invisible Man is made for you: the heroine, whose spouse has just committed suicide, will gradually wonder if he really died ...
But also Radioactive, a film about the famous Marie Curie, Papy Sitter, a comedy with Gérard Lanvin and Olivier Marchal, or Petit Pays, the adaptation of Gaël Faye's book on his childhood in Burundi during the genocide in Rwanda.
Amusement parks
Puy du Fou
The most famous historic park in France will be opened again. The opportunity for you to immerse yourself in the era of the Middle Ages, with equestrian numbers, or even with raptors!
Parc Astérix
Located a few kilometers north of Paris, the timeless Gallic park welcomes children, but also teens in search of thrills, especially thanks to its roller coasters, like Tonnerre de Zeus.
Futuroscope
Located near the city of Poitiers, it is the ideal amusement park for people who love science. You can: dance with robots, go back in time, or even travel with Thomas Pesquet in space!
France Miniature
If you cannot visit France up and down, if you go to Les Mureaux, a few kilometers south-west of Paris, you will be able to see the Arc de Triomphe, Mont Saint Michel and the City of Carcassonne in the same day!
Europa Park
In Germany, a few kilometers from Strasbourg, is one of the most famous parks in Europe, thanks in particular to its Russian Mountains. The theme of the park is Europe and European countries, which it covers across 14 districts. By crossing them, the visitor finds the architecture, the cultural and gastronomic traditions of 14 countries. Thrills and great discoveries guaranteed!
Vulcania
If you are lucky enough to cross Auvergne, visit the park dedicated to the history of the region's volcanoes. The park invites all generations to fill up on discoveries to meet the Earth, volcanoes, the forces of nature but also the fragile beauty of our blue planet.
The Tour de France is back!
The most famous race in France will take place, but offbeat. Traditionally, this is the major sporting event of the month of July. This summer, it will take place from August 29 to September 20. Perfect to give a summer look to this future back to school 😊
To find the different steps of the race, go here!
