La Scène
Tours & Activities in Paris
Enjoy a full day at Parc Astérix with access to all zones, rides, attractions, live shows, and events. Getting started Head to the main entrance for ticket validation. Skip the ticket lines for a smooth start, simply show your ticket and proceed through security to enter the park. What to expect One of France’s most popular theme parks, Parc Astérix brings the world of Asterix to life across six themed zones, offering a blend of thrill rides, family attractions, and live entertainment. Features Toutatis roller coaster: Experience France’s fastest roller coaster, reaching 110 km/h and heights of 51 meters, setting new standards for speed and excitement. Oziris & Tonnerre 2 Zeus: Brave the intense twists of Oziris and the legendary wooden Tonnerre 2 Zeus, both celebrated for their innovative design and ride experience. Family zones: Explore Idéfix Forest and Pegasus Express, designed for younger visitors and families seeking gentle adventures. Live shows: Enjoy the Gallic musical ‘C'est du Délire’ and the acrobatic ‘Les Plongeons de l'Olympe’, both crowd favorites for their lively performances. Gaulish parade: Meet iconic Asterix characters in a vibrant parade, adding a festive atmosphere to your visit. Seasonal events: Join special celebrations like Gaulish Summer (extended hours), Fear in the Park (haunted houses), and Gaulish Christmas (festive market and winter activities). New for 2025: Look forward to the Cétautomatix attraction, featuring chariot rides for the whole family.
Step into the world of French royalty with a guided tour of Versailles, including fast-track entry and full estate access. Getting started Meet your guide beneath the statue of Louis XIV at Place d'Armes, 78000 Versailles. After a quick ticket check and security screening, your expert guide will introduce the palace’s history before leading your group inside. What to expect Palace of Versailles A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Palace of Versailles represents the French monarchy and 17th-century grandeur. Once home to kings from Francis I to Louis XVI, the estate spans over 800 hectares and features some of Europe’s most detailed architecture and gardens. Features Royal Apartments: Walk through the lavish chambers where French monarchs lived, each room reflecting the tastes and ambitions of its royal residents. Hall of Mirrors: This gallery, lined with 357 mirrors, hosted historic events including the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. Gardens by André le Nôtre: Explore meticulously designed gardens, fountains, and sculptures, with access on Musical Fountains’ days for a lively display. Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon & Queen’s Hamlet: After your guided tour, enjoy free time to visit these retreats, each offering a glimpse into royal leisure and private life. Guide insights: Listen to lively stories and context via provided headsets, ensuring you catch every detail throughout the tour.
Begin an extravagant evening at Paradis Latin, the oldest cabaret in Paris with a history tied to Napoleon Bonaparte and Gustave Eiffel. Start with a 3-course dinner crafted by multi-starred chef Guy Savoy. The Prestige Menu costs more and includes premium dishes plus exclusive desserts by pastry chef Pierre Hermé. The Gustave Eiffel Menu offers budget-friendly options like pâté en croute and salmon koulibiac. Before the show, champagne and wine are served to guests. At 9:30pm, the "L’Oiseau Paradis" show begins, combining sensuality, poetry, emotion, and comedy in a performance lasting over 1 hour and 45 minutes.
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The 5 reviews shown below read more negatively than the overall score. These are the reviews Google surfaces as most relevant, not a representative sample — the 4.7 above reflects all 1,038 of them.
Genuinely impressive from start to finish. The cooking sits above others in a similar Michelin tier - impeccably fresh, with seasoning that’s spot on, so the natural flavours really come through. Service was attentive and polished. Will definitely be back again.
The food is excellent, no question. The flavours tend to be subtle and surprising, showcasing the freshness of the ingredients and the inventiveness of the chef in blending different flavours and aromas. The service in the dining room is excellent with clear expositions as to the food. A little bit more effort needs to be made in terms of service at the reception. We were left to an unattended reception as we left and could not get our coats. It’s a small critique but when you’re in pursuit of your third stay, everything needs to be perfect.
Beautiful restaurant serving food that smells, looks and tastes incredible. Service was wonderful. People were engaging and friendly and took time to share more insights when asked. The caviar and pan per due was unique and delicious. The abalone amazing. Flavors were incredible down to the salad with the cheese course. The apricot liquor was fantastic. Really a spectacular meal in a wonderful setting. Can only reccomend
La Scène, a two Michelin star restaurant. By Chef Stéphanie Le Quellec who used to work at the Hotel Prince de Galles restaurant. The decor is chic crafted by the talented architectural duo Toro and Liautard. The walls of the room have curved wood pieces and lighted opaque glass between them. They offer two tasting menus of 7 and 10 courses. The experience was good, but nothing memorable.
The food was excellent, beautifully presented and full of flavor, just as you’d expect. Most of the service was good, but we were surprised by the consistent rudeness from one of the waitresses throughout the evening. She placed dishes and silverware down quite haphazardly, and when explaining the courses, she was almost always distracted, frequently looking around the room rather than engaging with us. It happened with almost every dish she served, which took away from the overall experience. We came in with high expectations, especially for the level of service, so that aspect was a bit disappointing
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