Paris, France
 

Here are some beautiful photos of Paris. What a vibrant and beautiful city, filled with amazing art, museums, history, parks, and culture. I hope to visit one day.


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Fontaine des Mers
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Appolo Gallery at Paris' Louvre Museum
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Sacred Heart Catholic church (Basilique Sacré-Coeur)
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Notre Dame Cathedral
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Arc de Triomphe
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Gare Du Nord high-speed rail train station
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Musée d'Orsay is one of Paris' most popular museums
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Place du Trocadero reflecting pool
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Louis Vuitton department store on Champs-Elysees
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Great pictures, gorgeous city

The photos are all from MSNmedia. They are beautiful. Paris looks like a wonderful city.

Beautiful pics, Dan! :thumbsup:

Pete

Pete.......I thought since we have some great Parisian AA members, I might as well show off their glorious city for them.

Being in Paris is like being in the middle of history. A fresh baguette, a tray of cheese and a fine French wine at a sidwalk cafe will immerse you in the atmosphere of the city. An evening cruise on the Bateau Mouche, enjoying fine cuisine while cruising by Notre Dame, will fill the air with romance. It is truly the city of love.:tresbon:

Donna would lose her mind in Louis Vuitton. :D

Simply Beautiful!

It is a great city to spend some time in. It is pretty easy to get around by foot or the Metro. Just try and avoid having to circumvent the traffic circle at the Arc de Triomphe.
Nice pics.

I love Paris and have been many times. It is truly a remarkable city, easily accessible by metro or on foot and you WANT to walk around and just enjoy the sights and atmosphere.

It has character in abundance and whilst the local Parisians can be considered brusque by those from abroad, a few well chosen words of French and you find they are very hospitable.

Last time I was there I bought a 'Staub Cocotte', (like a Le Creuset Dutch Oven) their largest version weighing at least 50 Lbs. Took it with me all around town including to dinner, where the Maitre D kindly 'stowed' it for me whilst we dined on superb French cuisine. Ooh la la!

One of my all time favourite destinations.:yes:

Drat it Dan, now I have to go and plan a holiday! :scratch2:

The first photo reminds me of the Pixar movie Ratatouille, when the mouse is overlooking Paris.