
a decaying street This small street outside the normal haunts of tourists has fallen into ruin but the quiet beauty captured me still Rue d...
a decaying street This small street outside the normal haunts of tourists has fallen into ruin but the quiet beauty captured me still Rue d...
A blue elephant? It seems that a photographer cannot pass this thai restaurant in the Marais without taking aim. It does not matter how ma...
Cimetière de Passy The porcelain wreaths and flowers are usually broken, either through carelessness or vandalism. This one caught my eye...
Jardin des Plantes Walking alone in the garden, an alley of trees appeared, presenting a carpet dappled by the sun with a pattern of lace....
Place des Vosges The angles and patterns seen in this 400 year old square reflect the old and the new. The lines of green superimposed on t...
Arc de Triomphe Originally commissioned by Napoleon in 1806, he died before its completion. It sits magnificently at the hub of twelve inte...
Église Sainte-Chapelle The devout King Louis IX founded the Gothic Sainte-Chapelle as a chapel for the royal palace and to house sacred rel...
Mercury This bronze of Mercury is seen in an arabesque pose, balanced it would appear, on the head of Zephyr. He is poised on a gust of ai...
Parc des Buttes Chaumont It took several visits to Paris before I made my way to this park which as the name indicates is sitting on a hill....
Pétanque The game is not just for older men in Paris. This area on the bank of Bassin de la Villette is filled with people of all ages, f...
le serveur Paris is a large city. However, when you frequent a place like Rue Cler, it seems smaller when you "run into" the sam...
The seats were too far apart for these lovers Ah, c'est Paris, n'est-ce pas? Métro Laumière 75019, Paris
Sitting on the bank of the canal A sunny spring day will find many Parisians sitting along the bank of Canal Saint Martin. Working with p...
Notre Dame This is only one of the grand chandeliers of Notre Dame seen up close and in detail as it was lowered last year for cleaning. ...
Marché d'Aligre This is not the expanse of goods that you might find at one of the renown flea markets of Paris, but I have never come...
Bandstand Square Armand-Trousseau This square is just a little park off the side of Rue du Faubourg Saint Antoine, but in many visits, we ha...
Palais Garnier On every visit to this Beaux-Arts opera house one can make new discoveries. Just look at the art and detail applied to the ...
Parc de Monceau Rotunda This rotunda at the main entrance of Parc de Monceau is in the form of a classical Doric temple. It is known as t...
On my way! It is time-- I have prepared my posts but will be updating you daily about our Paris adventures in the comments section. When...
la terrasse Before the streets are busy and this becomes a gathering place, the chairs and tables at Café le Nemours sit waiting in the ear...
Notre Dame This 850 year old icon on the Paris landscape has greeted worshipers and tourists for centuries. For all of 2013 there will be s...
Marché de Saint-Denis The Saint-Denis Market is located just a few moments outside of Paris and is one of the largest in the greater Paris....
The Orangerie or second courtyard The Hôtel de Béthune-Sully is a hôtel particulier, a private mansion, in the Louis XIII style, located in...
What little girl would not want the beautiful tuille attire of a French ballerina? The gift shop at Palais Garnier is one of my favorite st...
The Mollien staircase For anyone who has ventured into the Louvre, the size of this museum is staggering. This staircase situated in the ce...
Delicious French Pastries They are adorned with fruit and must, therefore, be very good for you. If you prefer something savory, they have a...
Palais Royal This young woman walked on the wet pavement in front of Le Nemours as she chatted on her phone. Must be a French girl (love tho...
Église Notre-Dame-des-Champs The organ is Cavaillé-Coll from 1877, and on this dreary, rainy day Yannick Merlin was rehearsing for a conce...
une petite grenouille? No, but this young fellow was quite comfortable playing in the rain-filled puddles of Jardin des Tuileries. The flâ...