Friday, June 15, 2012

Top 5 Unusual Things To Do In Paris

Looking for things to do in Paris? Want to do something a bit out of the ordinary? Here are 5 suggestions of unique and quirky places to visit and things to do that will show you a different side of the city.

1. Take a trip to the Fragonard Perfume Museum and learn how to make perfume the old fashioned way. Here you will also discover the secrets and history behind scents that are used by millions of people everyday.

Paris Musuem

2. Explore Paris' popular landmarks on a futuristic Segway machine. Segway Tours are a fun, refreshing way to learn about the city and its famous landmarks. You will never forget your first ride on a Segway!

Top 5 Unusual Things To Do In Paris

3. The Grand Arche is a fine example of funky, modern architecture at its best. This remarkable structure offers great views from the rooftop and is well worth a visit.

4. Paris museums cover a vast range of subjects and topics. The Paris Postal Museum doesn't sound exciting, however, hosted in 2 medieval houses this museum tells the intriguing historic story of the post service in an interesting way that surprises most.

5. Another interesting and different museum is the Museum of Air and Space which occupies 150,000 square feet of land and hangers, and is one of the world's oldest aviation museums.

Hopefully, these alternative things to do in Paris should give you some good ideas to keep busy on a sightseeing trip around this fantastic city. Paris is a city is packed with so much fun and exciting places to explore that no visitor will be left disappointed!

Top 5 Unusual Things To Do In Paris Billy Corgan and Morgan Stebbins - Carl Jung's Red Book Dialogues - Part 2 Tube. Duration : 22.70 Mins.


Billy Corgan and Morgan Stebbins participate in Carl Jung's Red Book Dialogues at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York City on Nov 14, 2009. The footage was shot by an attendee to the event and has been posted courtesy of Conor McMahon. Thank you Conor!

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