Paris' Hidden Gems

We leave for Paris tomorrow! We have one free day to explore the city for ourselves. I've been researching places that might be interesting to go and I've come across some pretty interesting spots!

One is Basilique de Saint-Denis (Cathedral Basilica of Saint-Denis).

The Basilique de Saint-Denis burial place of almost every king and queen of France. Here you can see the tombs of people you would often read about in history books. The the Basilique de Saint-Denis is also an architectural landmark. It was built in the "Gothic" style. 

The second place that I think would be extremely interesting to visit is the La Cite des Sciences et de I'Industrie. 

The Cite des Sciences museum is the largest science museum in Europe. About five million people visit it a year. It opened on March 13, 1986. I personally would love to visit here because I am a biology major and find science extremely fascinating. It is the heart of the CCSTI which is a center that has been promoting science for years. The goal of the museum is to promote science, research and industry. 

This is a look inside the 3D theatre in the Cite des Sciences et de I'Industrie.