The Eiffel Tower
Timmy looks up in wonder as the Eiffel Tower sparkles above him. A soft golden glow lights the Champ de Mars, and Marie the Cat twirls beside him like a tiny ballerina.
Timmy stood beneath the tall, shimmering Eiffel Tower. It was even bigger than he imagined! At night, thousands of lights flicker like stars.
‘Paris sparkles just for you!’ Marie says.
Fun Fact:
The Eiffel Tower has 20,000 lights that sparkle every night for five minutes each hour!
The Louvre Museum
Timmy steps through the sparkling glass pyramid with Marie the Cat. Inside are giant halls filled with paintings, statues, and treasures from all around the world.
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Marie leads Timmy into the Louvre, the most famous art museum on Earth! Timmy imagined being an artist as he gazed at colorful masterpieces and statues that seemed to whisper stories.
Fun Fact: The Louvre is the largest art museum in the world — it would take months to see everything!
The Arc de Triomphe
Pip leads Timmy through the wide square at the Arc de Triomphe. Cars swirl around the large arch, and flags flutter in the breeze.
Timmy stood under the Arc de Triomphe, a giant monument honoring heroes from long ago. Then he and Pip strolled down the famous Champs-Élysées, tasting treats and window-shopping.
Fun Fact: The Arc de Triomphe is so big that 12 streets meet at the circle around it!
The Ponte Alexandre III
BaoBao brought Timmy to the Chengdu Panda Rescue Center, where pandas of all ages are cared for and protected. Timmy watched tiny cubs rolling like fuzzy marshmallows and older pandas munching happily on bamboo.
BaoBao showed Timmy how caretakers help pandas grow strong and healthy.
‘This place keeps my family safe,’ BaoBao said proudly. Timmy felt warm inside knowing he was standing in a home full of love, care, and cuddly friends.
Fun Fact: Chengdu is home to one of the world’s largest panda rescue and research centers, helping protect these gentle animals for future generations!
Cafe De Flore
Timmy floated down the peaceful Li River with QÄ«ngQÄ«ng as his guide. The mountains rose like giant stone towers, stretching high into the clouds.
QÄ«ngQÄ«ng pointed her wing toward one peak shaped like a camel and another like a crown.
Timmy dipped his hand into the cool water and felt like he was drifting through a real-life painting.
Fun Fact: The Li River’s beautiful mountains are so famous, they’re pictured on China’s 20 yuan banknote
Versailles Palace & Gardens
Brie the Hedgehog prances through glittering halls filled with mirrors and golden chandeliers. Outside, fountains spray water in tall arcs as Timmy runs through the garden paths.
Timmy felt like royalty inside the Palace of Versailles! The Hall of Mirrors sparkled with reflections, and the gardens stretched out like a giant maze of flowers and fountains.
Fun Fact: Versailles has over 2,000 rooms and some of the most famous gardens in the world!
Notre Dame
Timmy and Gaston gaze up at Notre-Dame’s tall towers and stone gargoyles. Sunlight shines through the colorful rose windows.
Notre-Dame looked like a castle from a fairy tale! Gaston showed Timmy the bells, towers, and carved gargoyles that have watched over Paris for hundreds of years.
Fun Fact: Construction on Notre-Dame began more than 850 years ago!
The Palais Garnier
Timmy steps inside the grand opera house with Aria. Marble staircases twist upward, gold decorations shine, and a colorful ceiling glows above them.
The Opéra Garnier looked like a palace made for music! Timmy imagined dancers rehearsing backstage and musicians tuning their instruments in the warm, glowing theatre.
Fun Fact: The Opéra Garnier inspired the famous story “The Phantom of the Opera."
Montmartre & the Sacré-Cœur Basilica
Timmy climbs the hill of Montmartre with Renard, passing artists, bright umbrellas, and tiny cafés. At the top, the white basilica shines like a cloud palace.
From the top of Montmartre, Timmy could see all of Paris.
‘This is the highest place in Paris,’ he says proudly.”
Fun Fact: The Sacré-Cœur sits on the highest hill in Paris!
Lavender Fields
Timmy stands among endless rows of purple lavender with Eloise the Swan. Butterflies flutter around the flowers as the warm breeze carries a sweet scent.
Timmy felt peaceful as he walked through soft purple lavender fields. The air smelled sweet and fresh — like France itself was giving him a calm, flowery hug.
Fun Fact: Provence grows over 80% of France’s lavender — fields bloom every summer!
