Hotel Porte de Versailles
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I waited this long in line to close my eyes!
... which had all the French impressionist paintings. We saw paintings from Gauguin, Renoir, Van Gogh,Cezanne, and Bob was very impressed by all the paintings by Silsy. Guess it was the name! The museum was very crowded, with slow moving people admiring the paintings. And with their headphones listening to the details of the artwork, they just meandered in my way the ...
Day Nineteen, Historic and Neighborhood Paris
... our “dinner” time ended I bought a Nutella crepe- freshly made, and we made our way back to our meeting point.
As a treat for TG, Jennifer bought tickets to cruise the Seine before the day was done. We took the metro to a spot nearer the Eiffel tower and boarded the vessel that would ferry us around for the next hour. As we waited to start, the Eiffel tower lit up with its first of many glittering displays. They happen every hour starting ...
An afternoon of illusion
One of the trusty blogs I've been following turned out to be not so trusty again and I found myself wandering the wrong way down some interesting streets near Saint Paul. I redirected myself toward the river and eventually came across the Musée de la Curiosité et de la Magie which would only open at 2pm. I found a shady spot down on the river and ate my freshly-bought capsicum and read my book before hurrying back up to the museum as the doors opened. A cheery ...
Meeting Angela in Paris!
We arrived at Paris joining the long customs queue. After a bit of searching we found our bags as well and headed for the RER trains. A bit of bag reorganizing occurred with Tom being a bit resistant to carry a bag! We found our way to the tickets and onto the train. We travelled from CDG airport to Chatelet les Halles and then changed to the metro line 1 to Bastille. There were a few stairs at Bastille but we managed ...