2024 Seine-et-Marne Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in November)

BelleVie Farm 🪿🦆🐦‍⬛

If your kids love animals, this is a nice place to pet the goats, ride a pony, watch the cows, brush the horses. They even have farm animal care workshop. 😆 Within the area, there are other educational workshops such as Bread or chocolate Making class & Make your own insect hotel. You can buy animal food at €3 for a packet and feed them too!

Indoor water theme park in Paris! 💦

#summerbreak#summerfest #paris #villagesnature We went as a day guest to Villages Nature Centre Parcs and spent half a day in the Aqualagon. In the Aqualagon, there were a few thrill slides, wave pool, lazy river, jacuzzi & outdoor lagoon. There were plenty of stuff for families to enjoy! There’s a wave pool which has a channel leading off it and you can swim through that takes you to the outdoor pool area – which is absolutely huge. There’s a large infinity pool area overlooking the lake and also a brilliant lazy river with lots of areas leading off from it in parts where there things like Jaccuzi jets. The pools were clean and the best part was the pools were warm! The water is kept at 30°C both inside and out. The indoor area has a tropical feel to it with lots of green plants and natural light.

Fontainebleau is a municipality in the outer suburbs of Paris, France, and the largest town in the le-de-France, larger than the city of Paris. One of the largest palaces in France, the Fontainebleau Palace is here. "Fontineineau (fontainebleau)" evolved from "fontaine belle eau", the French original meaning of "fontaine belle eau" is "beautiful spring water". The town is peaceful and has some arrogant atmosphere, which is well worth a visit.

We lived in the old building of the two-hundred-year-old building next to the Fontainebleau Palace, called La Demeure du Parc. The price of the double room booked in Trip was 1323RMB for one night. The decoration was simple and light, and the hardware was quite Ok, it is worth recommending. However, hotels in the town generally do not have parking spaces and can only park in the public parking lot in the middle of the town. Free from 7pm to 9am. Its a bit of a hassle to park your car and then drag your suitcase to the hotel.