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Day 3
... tourist & school children. I will be honest with you on a warmer less windy day, we could have spent hours peering off into this beautiful city, but both our noses had frozen over and after a trip to the "sommet" we headed to the Metro. Until this point the only travel we had done with the city was by foot, when I say only don't be mislead we actually walked for about a total of 12 hrs over the first two days. So we grabbed a day pass ...
The Lowest and Highest Points of Paris
... selling things all the way up the stairs: purses, ****, little Eiffel towers, other ****. We made it to the top level of stairs which was packed with hundreds of people waiting to watch the sunset. People sat drinking their Heinekens (purchased from the dudes walking around selling from a 12 pack they carried) and carrying on while watching the view. There were also a few musicians and a puppet show for the kids. We walked through the ...
Notre Dame Cathedral, Saint Chapelle
... a tiny patisserie and buying a pain au raisin. It was great, but a little gooey (are these pain au raisins supposed to be like that?). Then I hopped on the metro and found my way to Notre Dame Cathedral.
I was so early that morning mass was underway, but tourists like me were let in to view the Cathedral, and the centre of the church was cordoned off for worshippers. Both sides of the cathedrals are lined with prayer areas dedicated to ...
C'est La Vie
It is The Iron Lady's turn today. The Eiffel Tower never fails to impress even when you have seen it a few times. Hard to believe that it's almost 125 years old. It stands about the same height as an 81-story building and during its construction, it surpassed the Washington Monument to assume the title of the tallest man-made structure in the world, a title it held for 41 years, until the Chrysler Building was built in 1930. However, in ...
Christmas in Paris
... in mid winter! This was the romantic part of Paris that we imagined and here we are, doing it on Christmas Day. What a beautiful place - the Tower sparkling and twinkling on every hour, masses of people just walking and enjoying the sights. When we got off the bus at Trocadero and saw the incredible uninterrupted view of the Towerfrom up the top we were just spellbound. It was the perfect end to a very special Christmas ...
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