Ibis Paris Porte Clichy Centre
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Paris je t'adore
... which point, I wasn't aware of what a magical and rejuvenating experience it would be... On entering the church, the sheer magnitude of the stained glass windows and the artwork on the ceiling is magnificent. But along with the choir belting out immaculate hymns and the priests conducting the ceremony, mass at the Sacre Coeur is an absolute must! I was pleasantly surprised that I could actually find a place to sit halfway through the morning mass. I had in ...
Midnight in Paris
... and sketches. It sounded intriguing and they said it's just at the foot of the Sacre Coeur, so I might check it out one of these days.
After dinner we went to their hotel, where Fleur and I chatted for a while whilst Cleo wrote to her man in America. We left Fleur with her feet up on the bed and headed for the Sacre Coeur. From the foot of the cathedral Paris lay before us with the lights of the night dancing through the city. I showed Cleo the ...
A day that Photoshop won't be able to brighten!
... down four escalators, up another, through at least 3 entry gates (waiting for a ticket machine to hoot loudly and bar me.) I still can't find pink Line 4 and picture myself spending the night in these tunnels! Rob and Liz - we had it easy last time! Somehow, the right sign appears and I am on my way... So ditching my shoes and coat to stretch out back on my bed is heaven. Do I really have to go out again to get ...
Lots of laughing, sore feet and overloaded cameras
... br>
There is so much to see and do in Paris alone, that it is absolutely impossible to do justice to any of it within the 2-3 day we have available. It has only whet my appetite. I can see why Paris is considered to be a romantic place, as it would be absolutely lovely to stroll down any part of Paris on a warm summer's evening - magical. This is a great time of year to travel, as the crowds are right down and all queues move very ...
Le Louvre Musee
... With Dad in his moving chair and our lift map in hand, off we go to explore the vast hallways of the Louvre. With apparently the rest of the visitors in Paris. Mondays that are chilly and calling for some rain showers possible may bring the crowds to the Louvre.
We managed to make our way through the crowds to see more of this museum than I have seen before. The other two times I have visited the Louvre we made a ...
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