Free? Oui, Oui!

If there’s anything I particularly love about Washington, D.C., it’s that most of our museums charge no admission. The City of Light seems to be following our lead and, beginning this April, 18 of Paris’s national museums will be free to those under 25. The list of national museums includes favorites like Le Louvre (above) and Musee d’Orsay.

Of course, those over 25 must still pay full admission, but it beats paying admission for younger kids who might not fully appreciate the experience. For more free things to do in the city, check out Traveler’s Free Cities guide to ParisTraveler’s Free Cities guide to Paris.

Photo: Jennifer Kijek via the Intelligent Travel Flickr pool

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