Wow, this Musée Lambinet sounds like such a hidden gem! I’m a sucker for those less-crowded historical spots that really let you soak in the atmosphere. Has anyone here actually visited? I’d love to know if the 18th-century kitchen is as cool as it sounds – I’m weirdly fascinated by old cooking methods. Oh, and do they let you wander the gardens freely? Seems like it’d be the perfect spot for a picnic after exploring all that history. Anyone have tips on combining this with a Palace of Versailles visit? I’m thinking of doing both in one day, but not sure if that’s too ambitious. Thoughts?
Elara
Wow, this Musée Lambinet sounds like such a hidden gem! I’m a sucker for those less-crowded historical spots that really let you soak in the atmosphere. Has anyone here actually visited? I’d love to know if the 18th-century kitchen is as cool as it sounds – I’m weirdly fascinated by old cooking methods. Oh, and do they let you wander the gardens freely? Seems like it’d be the perfect spot for a picnic after exploring all that history. Anyone have tips on combining this with a Palace of Versailles visit? I’m thinking of doing both in one day, but not sure if that’s too ambitious. Thoughts?