The Sacré-Coeur Cathedral in France and the café in Paris are in the open air on the side of the road, with red, green, and green awnings, walls with atmosphere and color harmony, and warm orange lights, and this is a space full of elements that make you feel the taste of Paris. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info Outdoors is the most popular area compared to indoors. Day or night.

People always like to sit in an open space, on a chair outside, breathe in the fresh air, and look at the street scene. Here I would like to remind everyone that the price of drinking coffee indoors and outdoors is different when sitting on the counter, the counter is the cheapest, and the open-air seat is the most expensive. 2. End of Day 14: The night in Paris is humid and cool, and neon lights always come before darkness.

Small restaurants hidden in the side streets began to put up "menu of the day" one after another to attract business. Even in a very small restaurant, where you're basically sitting on the street eating, there will still be courteous waiters who will meticulously serve you food and wine and desserts. This kind of Paris is extremely sexy.

It is said that Paris is the best city for walking, and it is true. Because, she will not be so big that she can walk without a car, nor will she be so small that she is poor and boring to play. Under the precipitation of history and planned architecture, she naturally creates a kind of beauty. Where to go if you're only in Paris for three days?

The answer is undoubtedly to go for a walk on the Seine. There is no substitute for the "most Parisian" atmosphere. Everywhere you go, there are street gardens and chapels, verdant greenery, blooming flowers, and churches standing quietly, elegant and quiet. There are some old half-timbered medieval buildings on the side of the street. Walking through quaint European medieval alleys is very traversal, and there are handicraft shops on the streets.

Pastry shops and souvenir shops will bring you unexpected surprises. The white clouds in the sky make people feel happy. As you walk, imagine the clouds in the shape of various animals, as you used to do when you were a child. All the way from Notre-Dame, not far from the Louvre. The Louvre B, the Louvre and the Tuileries Gardens are connected.

You can take a stroll through the classic French garden, bask in the sun and feed the pigeons, and experience the laid-back French life. Admire the statues in this "open-air museum". The Louvre C, the Jardin des Tuileries is located along the Seine. Adjacent to the Louvre to the east and the Place de la Concorde to the west, it covers an area of 25 hectares, equivalent to more than 20 football fields, which is very magnificent.

In 1563, the then Queen of France, Catherine Medici, built the Tuilery Palace and the Italian Courtyard here, which was later replanned by Le Nôtte, the courtyard designer who built the gardens of Versailles, and transformed the courtyard into a rectangular French garden. The Château des Tuileries was razed to the ground during the French Revolution in 1871, but the Jardin des Tuileries survived.

Louvre D, it is the front courtyard of the world-famous Louvre Museum, is the most noble royal garden in Paris, and it is also the largest one. From the majestic Arc de Triomphe de Carrousel to the bustling Place de la Concorde, stretching for a kilometre, the spectacular boulevard of the Champs-Lila also looks like an extension of a garden.

It's even bigger (in fact, this boulevard is also one of the whole of the Jardin de Tuileries in the past). It's like an oasis in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the city. D. It is the front courtyard of the world-famous Louvre Museum, the most noble royal garden in Paris, and the largest one. From the majestic Arc de Triomphe de Carrousel to the bustling Place de la Concorde.

Stretching for a kilometre, the spectacular boulevard of the Champs-Lila would be even more so if it looked like an extension of a garden (in fact, this boulevard was also one of the entire gardens of Tuilery). It's like an oasis in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the city. In addition to the exquisite sculptures in the Louvre E and the park, the most attractive thing is the two large circular royal ponds.

Look, there are still a few mandarin ducks floating leisurely on the quiet lake. The reflection of the Louvre ripples in the water, and I feel that this scene is like a microcosm of Parisian temperament. It's cold and hard, it's lively, it's in your heart, where you want it to be. Paris Opera 2, Paris Opera.

(1) A glimpse of the Paris Opera: A. It is said that the story of "The Phantom of the Opera" takes place in this theater. The Paris Opera House is full of mystical atmosphere in itself because of its complex structure and long history. On the façade of the Paris Opera, the most striking are the statues of many famous European musicians, which is also interesting to recognize.

2. Paris Opera: (1), A glimpse of the Paris Opera: A. It is said that the story of "The Phantom of the Opera" takes place in this theater. The Paris Opera House is full of mystical atmosphere in itself because of its complex structure and long history. On the façade of the Paris Opera, the most eye-catching are the statues of many famous European musicians.

If you want to identify it carefully, it is also a fun thing. The nave of the Paris Opera B, the Paris Opera House, is based on a colorful marble base that connects the staircase with a multi-level staircase that swings in both directions, giving direct access to the different floors of the Opéra Exhibition Hall and the Concert Hall. The spectacular marble staircase shines even brighter in the golden light.

It's really a luxurious place. The lounges of the Paris Opera House C and the Opéra are extremely luxurious. There are paintings by artists on the ceiling, and the columns on either side are resplendent with gold. The luxurious decoration of the entire lounge and the rich artistic atmosphere are enough to make people jaw-dropping. Some say it's as luxurious as a jewelry box, filled with gold and silver jewelry.

Paris Opera D, its grandeur is a little less noisy than the Louvre, a little more artistic elegance than the church, every place is so exquisite. In addition to beautiful carvings, large staircases, stage boxes, crystal chandeliers, and terraces where you can look out over the street below, you can sometimes hear street performers performing their duties.

On the side of the Paris Opera there are also paintings and models that tell about the Paris Opera, so don't forget to check them out. The 10 euro ticket may seem expensive, but anyone who has been there will find it worth the money. Very wonderful journey, if you can't go to Versailles for those who are passing through Paris for a short time, go to the Opéra, there is no crowd like Versailles, if you come to Paris with lovers.

Then go to the Paris Opera, the symbol of love between Napoleon III and the Empress. 2. Concluding remarks on the fifteenth day: Snow fell and Liu Jingshu's last day in Paris was at dusk, and the Seine River was glowing with a yellowish glow. Xueluo suddenly realized that traveling in the city is different from traveling in the mountains, rivers, lakes and seas.

No mountain peak is the end of your scream, the clouds and sunset in the city every day are usually like the breathing and heartbeat of your friends, which is slightly different from your own breathing and heartbeat, but the subtle difference is precisely the most beautiful excitement of the journey. Thank you very much for the silent farewell of the Seine.

I also love Dernierjour, who also loves Xueluo and Liu Jingshu without an itinerary, leaving a rare blank space to observe and feel, a delicate Paris that I have never noticed in a hurry. It's like a poem written in white ink, you can't see it, but your heart can feel the reserved, wet coolness on the pure white paper.

In recent years, Xueluo and Liu Jingshu have visited Universal Studios in Singapore, Disneyland, Universal Studios Osaka, Disneyland in Tokyo and DisneySea.

Therefore, even after coming to Europe, which is dominated by cultural tours, Xueluo and Liu Jingshu still took the last day of their trip to visit Disneyland in Paris. The day's travelogue had to be written, and the most important feelings had to be conveyed to all of you who had come to Paris and were considering whether or not to visit Disneyland.

Disneyland Paris History: When it comes to why you don't come to Disneyland in Paris, you have to talk about the history of Disneyland Paris. 1. Disneyland has been built in 6 places in Florida, Paris, and Tokyo. Before the establishment of Disneyland.

The American company Disney also owns two overseas Disney parks, which are Tokyo Disneyland and Disneyland Paris. 2. The two very different situations they encounter in their host countries are perhaps the most vivid examples of the impact of cultural factors on theme parks. Economically, these two regions are the most developed in the world today outside the United States.

The regions with the highest levels of consumption, but the cultural backgrounds of the two are very different. (1) As a defeated country in World War II, Japan started to develop after the war with the economic "assistance" of the United States, and there is a general psychology of admiration for beauty among the younger generation of Japan, and they have a strong sense of identity with American culture. So when Tokyo Disneyland opened.

It was immediately welcomed by the Japanese people, especially young people. According to statistics, 97% of the visitors received by Disney Japan are locals. In September 2001, the Japanese investor built another Disneyland on the sea next to Tokyo Disneyland. (2) In contrast, the European Disney built in Paris is a different scene.

Paris is not only the capital of France, but also the birthplace and meeting place of modern European culture. As an American culture with a relatively short history, it is indeed very difficult to break the traditional ideology and culture of Europe and gain a foothold in Paris, and during the construction of Disney in Europe, some intellectuals from all walks of life in France have opposed Disney.

And called it a "cultural nuclear leak" of the United States. In October 1989, Disney stock was listed in Europe. During the ceremony, some young people held anti-American placards and threw rotten eggs and tomatoes at Disney's executives. After the opening of Disneyland in Europe in 1992, it lost money year after year, and only made a profit of $23 million in 1995.

Paris Disneyland 3. Paris Disneyland experience: 1. If you haven't played Disneyland, then this theme park is okay. It is more suitable to bring children under the age of 10 to play, because its biggest feature is: fewer people, less than a concept, that is, basically all the amusement projects do not have to queue up.

The most popular attractions, Sky Mountain Leap and Pirates of the Caribbean, are also only about 15 minutes away. It's a world away from queuing for 90 minutes for a project like the Disneyland honeypot truck. 2. If playing Disney is hard, playing Tokyo Disney is exciting and beautiful, then Disneyland Paris gives the biggest feeling of snow falling is leisurely.

How laid-back it is, you will find that the vast majority of Europeans do not rush to queue up for a game, but order a burger, a cup of coffee, and sit there for a long time. You don't have to wait in line for fun, but if you want to eat, the queue is at least 40 minutes. This is a far cry from the empty restaurants at Tokyo Disneyland.

3. If you've ever visited Disney in Japan, don't come to this one. The difference between the two parks is not only the difference in history and culture, but also the production of the amusement equipment itself. Before I came, Xueluo didn't expect that the difference in the production methods of the Disney Group was huge. Compared to the Pirates of the Caribbean in Tokyo Disneyland.

It's far-fetched to say that it is A goods. Disneyland Paris IV. Disneyland Introduction: Disneyland Park is divided into five sections, each with its own theme, color, and feel. 1. MainStreetUSA Avenue: (1) The main entrance of MainStreetUSA is full of small town scenery in the old American cowboy era.

It makes you feel like you've stepped into a time tunnel. (2) American Avenue is every Disney have, entering the park is not too long American Avenue, the buildings on this avenue are not built for no reason, they are built in strict accordance with the American architecture at that time, and each house has the corresponding construction year of the original building.

Walking here is like returning to the United States, which is the central axis of the entire park, and you can reach the center of the park, Sleeping Beauty Castle, along American Avenue. (3) At the entrance of the avenue, there is a map of the park, which is available for free in various languages, as well as the time for various parades and performances, which can help you arrange a good route for playing.

(4) On the left-hand side is the CityHall, information desk + lost and found office + various service desks. It was built after an 1879 town hall in a small town in the United States. (5) At the entrance, you can also take the small train around the park to observe the general terrain first. Disneyland Paris 2, Fantasyland.

(1) It's a Small World: Walt Disney's classic works embody Walt Disney's ideas of peace, harmony and equality when it was its first amusement park. The boat slowly sails into the colorful and dreamy little world with beautiful singing, and starts the happiest water journey in the world. In Disney's Cartoon World's Small World Park, there are pleasant songs.

Dressed in the national costumes of various countries, the puppets sang and danced, so that everyone could not help but express joy. (2), DumbotheflyingElephant. (3), Binocchio (Lesvoyagesde Pinocchio). (4), Peter Pan (Peter Pan's Flight). It's all about sitting in an action car and entering the world where these animated characters are located.