Paris, France

City of light, of majestic panoramas and showy store windows, of the dark, and of the invisible-Paris somehow manages to be it all. From the twisting alleys that shelter the world's best bistros to broad avenues flaunting the latest in haute couture, from the ancient gargoyles of Notre Dame to the vibrant Eiffel Tower.

 

 

Our Roomates

Sacre-Coeur

Montmarte (neighborhood) is both where Sacre-Coeur and our hostel was. You can see all of Paris from here.

Markets in Montmartre

View from Sacre-Couer

Chris, Sarah, Jim & Jill

Highest point in Paris (ground level)

Sacre-Coeur

Sacre-Couer at night. (Ghostly)

Looking straight up the Eiffel Tower

Just trying to get cool angles.

Sarah and Chris at the top of the Eiffel Tower

View from the first level of the Eiffel

From the the second level of the Eiffel

View from the top level of the Eiffel

Veiw from Eiffel Tower

Chris and Sarah

View from the Eiffel

Eiffel Tower has three levels. We climbed the first two before being forced to take the elevator to the top.

Gustave Eiffel won sentiment "France is the only country in the world with a 300m flagpole.

Chris and Eiffel Tower

Eiffel Tower

Eiffel Tower

Sarah holds the Eiffel Tower up.

Eiffel Tower

Eiffel Tower

Sarah and Eiffel

More of Eiffel

Eiffel at night.

Moulin Rouge

Moulin Rouge

The area around Moulin Rouge is lined with sex shops and strip clubs. Very shady at night.

We set a world record on the number of stairs we climbed on this trip

Paris Opera House (Sarah)

Paris Opera House (Chris)

Notre Dame

Notre Dame

Inside Notre Dame

Notre Dame

Inside Notre Dame

Bell tower of Norte Dame

Notre Dame

Stain Glass in Notre Dame

Statues in Notre Dame

Inside Notre Dame

Notre Dame

Inside Notre Dame

Arc de Triomphe, On August 26, 1944, British, American, and French troops marched through to the roaring chreers of thousands liberating the city.

Arc de Triomphe

Arc de Triomphe

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arc de Triomphe. "Here lies a French soldier who died for his country, 1914-1918. 1,500,000 men died during WWI.

Arc de Triomphe

Arc de Triomphe, Parisians were brought to tears as Nazis goose-stepped through the Arc

Paris Rooftops

The Pantheon

Chris and Sarah

Our roomates, Jill and Jim

Sarah and Chris with Eiffel in background

Hotel des Invalides, holds Napoleon's Tomb

Streets of Paris

King Louis number something park

Chris at the Louvre

Sarah at the Lovre

The Louvre, we sat at the left corner a wrote our post cards.

Sarah with naked friends

Sarah over River Seine

Hotel De Ville, Germany vs Brizille World Cup Finals

World Cup Finals

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