Things to do in Gare du Nord

What a beautiful building 😍😍 There are also interesting exhibitions. Overall, it is much richer than expected! You can stay for about 1-2 hours (depending on whether the exhibition theme suits your preference)

Love the architecture, well-curated artworks and most of all the cafe that serves very good dessert!

I think you save a little when you buy tickets off Klook. saves time as well since don’t need to queue to buy on site

Best museum in the world with so many iconic pieces of art!

This was my second time in Paris and my first time at the Louvre, so I applied for a guide and it was an excellent choice. They explained everything well from the meeting place, and the places I would have just passed by had meaning, so every moment was memorable. It was smooth from the entrance, and it was such a maze-like place that I thought I would have been in big trouble if I had come alone. It was so good because I could feel the guide's affection for the relics and history, and the detailed explanation made the 3 hours feel short. It was such a good experience that I thought it would be good to have a full-day guide next time and stay in the museum all day^^ I highly recommend it to anyone traveling to Paris, so don't miss it and apply~

My first solo trip to Paris was in 1998, when the World Cup was being held in Paris, and the city was filled with enthusiastic fans and tourists from all over the world. After 27 years, it is now 2025 and I am visiting Paris again with my beloved wife. During this trip to Paris, we specially arranged to visit the Commodity Exchange, a private museum initiated by a famous banker. The circular venue design and towering sunlight projection are unique in every way and are definitely worth a visit.

Although we cruised along the Seine during the day, the scenery along the way was very different from what we saw from land. After finishing the visit to the Louvre, we went to Pier 3 to board a boat for a river cruise. I was very satisfied with everything. The only drawback was that the pier was a bit far from the Louvre, and it was quite tiring to walk there.

My first personal visit to the Louvre Museum in Paris was in 1998, when Paris was hosting the World Cup and was filled with enthusiastic fans and tourists from all over the world. After 27 years, it is now 2025. I came to Paris for a trip with my beloved wife and visited the Louvre Museum again. The Louvre's rich collection of oil paintings, sculptures and other art is dazzling and breathtaking. My wife and I wandered among the vast and timeless works of art, leaving behind unforgettable and beautiful memories.