Paris Olympic 2024: Homo erotic tours of Louvre to World War II Bunker; 5 OFFBEAT places to visit in the city

Explore Paris beyond its famous landmarks during the 2024 Olympic Games. Discover Gustave Eiffel's hidden apartment at the Eiffel Tower, delve into the eerie Catacombs, and embark on exclusive art tours at the Louvre. From Fondation Louis Vuitton to Père Lachaise Cemetery, uncover the city's lesser-known treasures and rich history amidst the excitement of the Olympics

Located atop the Eiffel Tower, Gustave Eiffel’s secret apartment offers a glimpse into the engineer's life. Spanning 1,076 square feet, it features a living room, kitchen, bathroom, and a fascinating wax recreation of Thomas Edison's historic visit in 1889

This unique tour of the Louvre Museum focuses on depictions of homosexuality, masculinity, and nudity in art spanning 9,000 years. With a maximum of six guests per tour, it offers a nuanced exploration beyond the museum's mainstream attractions

Spread across 44 hectares, Père Lachaise Cemetery is Paris's most prestigious necropolis, housing the graves of renowned figures like Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, and Chopin. Free admission and guided tours on weekends make it accessible for visitors seeking to explore Parisian history and culture

Designed by Frank Gehry, the Fondation Louis Vuitton hosts contemporary art exhibitions and cultural events. Notable for its architecture, it currently features the masterpiece "Matisse: The Red Studio" until September 9, 2024, highlighting its commitment to modern artistic expression

Home to the Musée National d'Art Moderne, the Centre Pompidou is a hub for 20th and 21st-century art. It also houses a public library, a centre for Industrial Design, and hosts frequent temporary exhibitions that delve into modern themes and artistic innovations