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Disneyland Paris A visit to the magical world Disney is a must for your visit to the region. The resort is enormous and is filled with attractions for the whole family. The atmosphere is wonderful and it is delightful to wander through the parc. It can get really busy in high season and the queues can be really long. A massive variety of restaurants and shops are on offer Height restrictions apply on some rides. Parc Asterix Parc Asterix delivers a uniquely Gallic twist to the theme park. There are druid stones, medieval villages, and of course the characters Asterix, Obelix and more. There are rides to suit all ages from gentle fairground rides to Europe's second biggest rollercoaster. There are plenty of shows including dolphin shows. Numerous restaurants and cafeterias for all tastes Versailles - Palace and Gardens The Palace and Gardens of Versailles are a must for anyone visiting Paris. It was left abandoned after the executions of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. After WWI it was restored and is now an inspiring sight. It is difficult to take in all the attractions in one visit. One can visit the Hall of Mirrors where the Treaty of Versailles was signed and also wander through the spectacular gardens Sea Life Paris Only 5 minutes from Disneyland, this aquarium takes visitors on a journey through the waters of the world. Breath taking displays of astonishing shapes and sizes house both freshwater and seawater creatures. The stunning centrepiece is the 360 degree enclosed walk through tunnel Château de Condé A private residence built in the 15th Century, this château is a real treasure trove crammed with thousands of surprises and delights. A succession of princes has lived here and visitors are invited to attend the guided tours |
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