I love these kinds of shows and I am so glad I got to go. The show takes place at Les Invalids which is a military building so there are no bathrooms available. You are also escorted in and out of the area. Also if you have neck problems it could bother your neck, which it did mine but I would go again. I loved it. Gorgeous symphony of both music and art in my opinion. Just stunning images that can be created like this. Color and light and story magnificent. Highly recommended.

Informative guide and well-paced tour. Got to see all the areas of highest interest, including courtside on main court.

Brilliant tour very informative. Atmosphere in the stadium on the day was fantastic. Could not recommend enough the tour. Highlight of our trip to France

A beautiful and strangely moving show. Well organised- the lights were sensational. I’d certainly go again. Exceptional.

Very well done tour by a professional. He spoke English very well yet apologized for his English! The grounds are much smaller than other grand slam venues. Very nice facility.

We enjoyed our visit very much! Spent the first hour reading about the manufacturing process (kiosks had lots of photos and English translation) . The second hour we wandered through the amazing collection of clay to porcelain pottery from all over the world - ancient to contemporary. Beautiful space, not crowded, very affordable!

goebin Factory We could not find the entrance It actually said that it was closed but it turns out after walking around entire block it had been the right place Just not at all marked We all waited outside for 15 to 30 min in the pouring rain They would not find us a covered spot to wait The tour is in french and i knew that but i thought most of the tour would be seeing tapestries being made and a gallery of fonished tapestries Most of the tour was a guide talking and a very short part was seeing the weaving There is no gallery of tapestries if you are non french speaking , don’t do it Also The factory and the tour are not well defined so hang in

Super fun for my football loving son! We booked this last minute after our PSG stadium tour was cancelled. The field was all torn up which took a little away from the experience. Our tour guide was great and the locker rooms were a highlight. Definitely recommend for lovers of football and rugby.

AURA INVALIDES is a 50 minutes sound and light show that gives you the immersive experience of the Dôme des Invalides in Paris. A unique multimedia creation combining orchestral music, video mapping and light effects, the show AURA INVALIDES invites visitors to (re)discover its exceptional architecture and heritage. By walking through the four chapels and standing at the edge of the rotunda, you will experience how colored laser beams trace the lines and structures of the architecture, colors bring the sculptures to life and magnificent music completely envelops and captivates you. Absolutely worth the entrance fee and highly recommended to include in your itinerary for an evening in Paris.

My wife & i had a lot of fun investigating the secret of Arsene Lupin ! The activity let's you explore the opera into further details. The organising team was great and helpful, although the ending could have been better in my opinion. Overall a great experience for us to see L'opera Garnier in a different light. Also, as you'll be the last group left in the Opera, it creates a great photo moment with nobody around !

This was an enjoyable light and sound show with a little history included. The lighting and effects were impressive and scattered throughout the area allowing you to check out other areas. A good show and different way to enjoy such a beautiful place. It does not have any toilets which is something to consider before arriving.

The Palais is incredibly gorgeous, but we only booked these tickets to get inside because the regular tickets were booked up. The game was definitely hard & took time, and way more concentration than we were up for on vacay.

Sadly, this was in French-only. We waited through the initial actor's speech and clarified with him that there was no possibility of an English translation, and then we left. 120 Euros down the drain for the four of us.

While the Opera is stunning and I'm sure the activity would have been interesting had my family spoken French, it was a big disappointment. I wrote in advance to be sure that the game could be played if someone only spoke English and they said YES. This is NOT true at all. I speak French well and first the crowds were very big and the space very noisy so even in French it was hard to hear the introductions to the game and the actors telling the background story. Then I had to try to translate for my parents because the actors said they could not do so in English even though I had been told in advance before I booked that the game was suitable also for only English-Speakers. From then on it was worse and worse. All the materials were only in French and most of the helpers could not translate into English either. One did help us a bit but it took a lot of time and none of the main actors setting the scene and the beginning and end and the discovery at the end my parents understood nothing. It was not fun for us and we should have gotten a refund. Also complicated to find the correct entrance. We first went to the main entrance and all the way through security before then going on the other side and almost missing it. Need to be CLEAR that this is not suitable for English speakers and don't take our money - it's a waste for us. Also clarify the entrance and meeting points and have smaller groups.

I was at the appointed location on time. No one showed. I stumbled on to an entrance around the block to learn that the game was in French. I had signed up for the game in English….My French is not good enough so I didn’t play. They did give me a refund so that was good. And I went to Galeries Lafayette which is within easy walking distance so all was not lost!