Arc de Triomphe
Ladurée, Avenue des Champs-Élysées, where we ate petit macarons and pain au chocolat. www.laduree.fr
Flowers! Along Avenue des Champs-Élysées
Crepes. Avenue des Champs-Élysées.
Obélisque de Luxor and the Ferris wheel, Place de la Concorde
The Ferris wheel
Place de la Concorde
Jardin des Tuileries
Jardin du Carrousel, Musée du louvre
Musée du Louvre
Ile de la Cité
Bridge over the Seine river
Over the Seine
Notre Dame
Charlamaine statue by Notre Dame. Shot taken per Jonathan's request.
Bridge from Ile de la cité to Ile Saint Louis
Berthillon on Ile Saint Louis, all natural ice cream, at its finest
Bridge over the Seine
A cool church
Yummy tartiflette, made by Antoine, whose couch we surfed
Basilique du Sacré Coeur, Montmartre
Montmartre
Moulin Rouge
Antoine
Us in front of Moulin Rouge
A charming square where we had a little picnic.
Opera
Our first good veiw of the Eiffel Tower
Us
Eiffel Tower
Brittish fans everywhere on the day of the Rubgy world cup.
Under the Eiffel Tower
Me, Antoine, and Jonathan under the Eiffel Tower
Pont Alexandre-III, a spectacular bridge
Pont Alexandre-III
From Esplanade des Invalides
Esplanade des Invalides, we took a much needed nap in the sunshine.
Fountain
The Seine
Hôtel de ville, city hall
Jonathan and a dinosaur in front of the National History Museum
Jardin des Plantes
From the Patheon
Pantheon
Jardin du Luxembourg, early Sunday morning.
Street in St-Germain des Prés (I think)
St-Germain des Prés
Luxembourg Gardens, Sunday afternoon, so picturesque. Children pushing toy sail boats with sticks in the fountain. Although we didn't really get why that would be so fun...
My first bite of French baguette. Photo courtesy of Colin.
Jonathan's first bite of French baguette. Photo courtesy of Colin.
Masterpieces from Gerard Mulot.
Colin and Jonathan. Colin is a couch surfer and Canadian living in Paris. He wrote us a letter/guide book of pearls in Paris! It was great to meet him after just missing him when he came to Stockholm!
Jonathan's amazing dessert. Photo courtesy of Colin.
Jonathan me and Colin. Colin took us around buying baguettes, cheese, and those delicious desserts, and we had a picnic in Luxembourg Gardens. A delightful autumn afternoon!
Luxembourg Gardens
Eglise du Dôme, the Dome Church which houses Napoléon's tomb
Jardin de L'Intendant
Napoléon's tomb in the Dome Church
The Dome over Napoléon's tomb
Army Museum at Hôtel des Invalides. We (especially Jonathan!) enjoyed seeing ancient weapons and armours. We rushed through the exhibit of WWI but were kicked out before we got to WWII.
Dome Church, Hôtel des Invalides
From Place du Trocadéro
A wonderful dinner at Le Ste-Marthe
The adorable waitress. She did her best to translate the chalkboard menu, she even mimed "shrimp!" We weren't really sure what we ordered but everything was delicious!
Dessert to die for! The best chocolate cake ever and a trio of creme brulees, mmmm...
Le Sainte Marthe, this amazing little out of the way bistro Colin recommended.