Why should you never visit Versailles on a Tuesday? Find out in this episode of "Our Savings Starts Tomorrow."

About 15,000,000 people visit the palace, park, or gardens of Versailles every year, making it one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world.

Jen and Jon did a Viator of Versailles:

PREMIUM Versailles Golf Carts and Bikes Guided Tour with Lunch

The gardens of Versailles are some of the largest and most spectacular in the world and contain 372 statues, 55 water features, 600 fountains, and over 20 miles of water pipes. Hundreds of thousands of plants and trees have been continually planted over the years.

The Palace of is a former royal residence commissioned by King Louis XIV located in Versailles, about 11 mi west of Paris, France or about a 30 minute Uber ride.

Jenn and Jon take a day trip from Paris to the Champagne region of France. The two share their favorite champagne houses, restaurants, and tours that you can experience! Experience Reims and Epernay on this week's episode.

Moet & Chandon Visit us | Moët & Chandon

Sparkling Tour Sparkling Tour - Half or Full Day Champagne Tours - Oenotourisme Reims

Why not Restaurant Restaurant Why Not Epernay - Cuisine traditionnelle française

Loui Brochet Champagne Champagne Louis Brochet, récoltant manipulant, Ecueil, founded 1881

Michel Fagot Champagne Champagne Michel Fagot : viticulteur à Rilly la Montagne

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Jenn and Jon travel to Paris for Bastille Day! Outside of the parades and fireworks, the two explored the city on foot (because it's faster than taking an Uber or cab). Listen to their three Paris restaurant recommendations:

1. Pink Mama

2. La Suite Giraffe

3. Le Relais de l’Entrecôte (best steak frites in Paris!)

Also, how to get through the Louvre like a pro.

The River Seine cruise, is it worth it?

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