All Saints' Day holidays: 3 things to do around Paris

Every day, tourists from all over the world flock to the gates of the Château de Versailles to discover one of the major symbols of France abroad. For the All Saints' Day holidays, which are less popular than those in July and August, the famous Hall of Mirrors is unlikely to be crowded! The Grand Appartement du Roi, the Grand Appartement de la Reine, the sumptuous chapel and Le Nôtre's splendid gardens are yours for the taking!

A little-known corner of paradise just a quarter of an hour from the Paris ring road, the Etangs de Corot await you for a relaxing day in the heart of nature, in Ville-d'Avray, a charming little town in the Hauts-de-Seine department. This well-kept secret has attracted many artists since the 19th century. Starting with the painter Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, who gave his name to this green setting so close to the capital. It's a relatively little-known site, yet visitors to the MoMA in New York will be able to admire these two ponds while contemplating one of Corot's masterpieces, "Les étangs de Ville-d'Avray"!

The magical world of Disneyland Paris is getting ready to celebrate Halloween in style! To mark the occasion, from 1 October to 5 November 2023, all the park's decorations will be redesigned, and the big bads will come out in the park's aisles to thrill young and old alike for the Disney Halloween Festival.

The adage "when the cat sleeps, the mice will dance" has never been truer, as for Disney Halloween Nights, the park will open its gates at extended hours, so you can enjoy it for even longer!

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