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Une petite parade de bienvenue!
... de la première et deuxième guerre ainsi que les brillants combats que Napoléon a mené et qui montrent bien son génie militaire autant tactique que stratégique.
S'en suit les immenses jardins de Versailles et dont malheureusement, le château était fermé au public... Toute fois, j'en ai profité pour faire le tour complet du jardin qui fait 800 hectares. Composé d'un lac entouré d'une forêt, où plusieurs joggers empruntent les sentiers, ...
From London to Paris
... much... Maybe were just finding the wrong food... Then we walked to the louvre. We didn't go inside the museum part but we went in the area to buy tickets just to look around an get a feel for the place. Well be going there tomorrow. There's also a mall underneath and we walked a bit in there. Then we walked the Champs-Élysées. It's a long boulevard that runs from the Park Tuileries (a park right in front of the Louvre) to the Arch de Triumphe. There was some ceremony going ...
Arriving in Paris
... streets of Paris, I could see a busy roundabout full of people rushing to get to their next destination. The Eiffle tower is much larger than I had previously imagined. It sticks out beautifully against the industrialized scenery of the city.
We rested up on the terrace for a little while, before heading back in. Large crowds and malls always drain the energy right out of me, so this terrace was a perfect spot to regain my strength. We didn't spend much more time at the mall, it ...
Breaking our Limits with too much cake!
... self-guided chocolate & patisserie walking tour! YES!!
The map I had found online visited a few of the same shops we had gone to when we did the paid version of the tour in 2008, plus some new ones too. We started out with a cake each at Pierre Hermes – a very flash shop that will only let you take one photo inside... if they're feeling generous. Next stop was Gerard Mulot where Jeff ...
Paris: The City of Stairs
... s property, where I actually got lost for about an hour because it was so huge. Her grounds were made up of multiple buildings and gardens and included her own theater!
After finding my way off of the Queen's property, the fountains had finally been turned on in the gardens so I headed back there to take pictures. I was lucky because I was able to get pictures of the most famous fountains, before they turned off again. At this point, it was about 5 PM, and ...


