Do a Careful Research<\/h2>\n
Before making that decision to do something different in Paris or to visit the off the beaten tracks, prepare yourself on what to expect and always do your research.<\/p>\n
Consider that you are visiting an unfamiliar territory and you don\u2019t want to mess up your trip just because you failed to thoroughly research the place or attraction you are about to visit.<\/p>\n
No matter how unique the tourist attractions or experiences are, always try to look for the positive and negative reviews coming from the previous tourists who actually experienced it.<\/p>\n
That way you will know what to expect, whether the activity fits for your liking or not. This is also a good way to spot a legit attraction before you waste your time and money.<\/p>\n
Top Ten List of Unique Activities To Do in Paris<\/h2>\n
We have listed the following unique activities that you can try if you want to avoid the most crowded and touristy spots. Rest assured that all of the activities listed are reviewed by the previous tourists who have actually tried it themselves.<\/p>\n
1. Watch a French Movie at a French Theater<\/h3>\n
Ditch Netflix or amazon prime for a moment and take advantage of watching an actual french film in a French cinema. France is known for its good and unique movies.<\/p>\n
They actually hold their annual Film Festival in Cannes, France which showcases diversified movies and actors all over the world.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Grab your loved ones and have a movie date night. You might not understand any word in French but I\u2019m pretty sure the whole experience will be worth it and unforgettable.<\/p>\n Instead of popcorn, bring some French pastries with you in the theater and enjoy the movie. You may visit these French theaters:<\/strong> Christine 21 (4 Rue Christine ), Le Champo (Rue des Ecoles) and La Peniche Cinema (19th arrondissement).<\/p>\n Reveal the inner master chef in you and enroll for a quick-cooking course in Paris. This city is known for its outstanding gastronomic artistry and it is a privilege to learn a dish or two from the most renowned chefs in the city.<\/p>\n You\u2019ll never know, you might end up meeting a Michelin-star chef. If you have more time to spare, add this to your itinerary.<\/p>\n You can enroll for half a day, full day or a two-day class from any of the French Cooking Schools in the metro. You will not only learn from the experts but you will also get to try and share the food you just made with the other students.<\/p>\n Get your reservations from any of these culinary schools:<\/strong> Le Cordon Bleu (13-15 Quai Andre Citroen), Le Foodist Paris Cooking Classes and Wine Tasting Food Tour (59 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine), Cours de Cuisine-Olivier Berte (7 Rue Paul Lelong).<\/p>\n If you are not faint of the heart, then this is for you. This is a unique way to spend your Halloween with family or friends minus the costume fiasco.<\/p>\n The catacomb is underground ossuaries which hold the remains of more than six million people. A tunnel was built to connect Paris\u2019 ancient stone quarries.<\/p>\n This was created as part of eliminating the city\u2019s overflowing cemeteries. Built-in 1774 by Saint-Innocents. Since 2013, the catacombs numbered among the 14 City of Paris Museums.<\/p>\n The museum is not actually scary because the skeletons were piled up like an intricate form of art. Enjoy your visit, admire the museum and do not get scared that much. (Located at 1 Avenue du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy)<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Another scary but fun walk-through haunted house for you where the scariest horror legends in Paris come to life. This was opened in 2011 and terrified a lot of locals and tourists alike. Featuring 13 Parisian legends from the 18th to 20th centuries, these did not fail to scare its spectators.<\/p>\n The Parisian legends told during the visit are based on real facts from the Parisian folklore with the likes of Catacombs of Paris, the crocodile in the Paris sewers, Phantom of the Opera and more.<\/p>\n With its two floors, 23 rooms and 5 levels of \u201cfearfulness\u201d, this attraction will definitely give you the chills and screams. (Located at 18 Rue de Paradis)<\/strong><\/p>\n If you are up for a very interactive and unique activity with your family or friends, try this escape game in Paris. The attraction made real attention of putting mind-boggling details to entertain its patrons.<\/p>\n This game gives you one team, one mission and one hour to escape. Featuring a 1500 square meters space, the life-size escape game can cater to a team of 3-5 people.<\/p>\n Invented by amusement park professionals and magicians, this game will make you solve puzzles, discover secret passages and carry out your mission. Another fun way to show your creativity, problem-solving and critical skills. (Located at 51 Rue de Cardinal Lemoine)<\/strong><\/p>\n Walking around the city can be quite draining and tiring. Dealing with transportation can be also confusing and stressful as well. If you want to skip all of these, book a Segway Tour, a hassle-free way of exploring around the city. Segway resembles the scooter, however, this is way faster and easy to maneuver.<\/p>\n The tour offers a morning and evening schedules in English, you pick. You can also book a private or group tour, take note that a private tour will cost you more.<\/p>\n The company\u2019s offerings around the city are:<\/strong> Go Go Segway Tours (20 Avenue Duquesne), SeeWay Tour (11 Rue Alexandre Cabanel), Fat Tire Tours (24 Rue Edgar Faure).<\/p>\n It is no secret that the best tour guides are, of course, the locals. They are the best people to ask for the best places to eat, drink or party. Airbnb, an accommodation booking app, does not only list properties or homes for you to stay but they have also listed amazing experiences for you to try.<\/p>\n For an affordable price plus tip (optional, if you enjoyed the experience), an English speaking local will go with you for a food trip! Take note that you will pay for the food you will order, you only booked for the local tour guide.<\/p>\n The guide will take you to the best pubs, cafes or restaurants, depends in your preference. A soft reminder, make sure that you will book a reliable and legit local tour guide. Check for the reviews and avoid getting duped<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Football, not American Football, also known as Soccer for some, dominates the sports scene in Paris. The biggest stadium in Paris was built in 1972 by Stade Roland Garros, called Parc de Princes, an all-seater football stadium with a seating capacity of 47, 929 spectators. The home of Paris Saint-Germain since 1974.<\/p>\n Enjoy this once in a lifetime chance as a sports fanatic to visit backstage. The hour and a half visit take you to spots inaccessible to the public like changing rooms and infirmary.<\/p>\n If you are lucky enough to visit during the League Season, do not hesitate to book a ticket for yourself and watch the game like a Frenchman. (Located at 24 Rue du Commandant Guilbaud)<\/strong><\/p>\n Climbing the Eiffel Tower for a panoramic view of the city can charge a hefty price, for real! Aside from that, the crowds are also crazy that the elevators are too full on the way up.<\/p>\n![\"French_Theater\"](\"https:\/\/www.intelligenttravelblog.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/02\/French_Theater.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\n2. Learn How To Cook Classic French Food<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n3. Spend Halloween at the Catacombs of Paris<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n4. Experience the Haunted Show at Manoir de Paris<\/h3>\n
5. Go for an Adventure at the Escape Room<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n6. Book a Segway Tour<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n7. Hire a Local for a Food Crawl<\/h3>\n
8. Visit Paris\u2019 Legendary Stadium<\/h3>\n
9. Climb the Montparnasse Tower<\/h3>\n