“Lost in a cornfield in Paris?” you might ask. It sounds unbelievable, right? Yet, here we are, standing before the entrance to Pop Corn Labyrinthe, a testament to the unexpected adventures Paris holds. This isn’t your typical Parisian attraction. You won’t find grand architecture or centuries-old monuments here. The Pop Corn Labyrinthe is a temporary installation, a celebration of nature’s whimsy and a playful escape from the city buzz. From July to September, when the corn stalks stand tall and proud, vast fields throughout France, transform into intricate mazes. The Pop Corn Labyrinthe, true to its name, crafts these mazes within cornfields, turning a humble crop into a source of surprise and delight. Imagine: over 40,000 square meters of winding paths concealed within a cornfield. It’s a challenge for all ages, a race against friends and family to see who can navigate the twists and turns, solve the riddles, and find their way out first. But it’s more than just a maze. Hidden within are giant wooden games, challenging puzzles, and even themed evenings to heighten the fun. And for those seeking a fright, Friday nights transform into “Horror Nights,” with spooky themes and creatures lurking in the stalks!
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.