If you are going to stay at the 3rd quarter of Paris, you should definitely explore Pompidou Centre, which houses many fascinating exhibitions and galleries, including the Musée National d'Art Moderne, the largest museum for modern art in Europe. There are plenty of activities going on there but August’s events are not yet published. We encourage you to continue visiting our wedding site as our wedding day gets closer for more details on this. If you want to have some time to relax and enjoy the European summer, we highly recommend taking a break at the Luxembourg Gardens (located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris). Students go there to study for their courses, neighbors go for a stroll and, like with all great places in Paris, there are always plenty of tourists. But despite its popularity, the Jardin du Luxembourg is plenty enjoyable and a welcome relief from the crowded Parisian streets. Bring with you a box of macaroons and maybe a bottle of wine and you'll feel like you've reached Heaven.

Everyone knows we're not big museum fans but if you still want to check them out, go to Hotel des Invalides .This complex of buildings was once a hospital and retirement home for war veterans. Today, most tourists visit to view the burial site of Napoleon Bonaparte, though if you’re a history or war buff you’ll find plenty else to there that will entertain you. Also, of course, don’t forget the famous Louvre, where we expect to see many of you waiting in line to catch a glimpse of the tiny Mona Lisa.