The first day we got in around 3pm Paris time and in the interest of trying to stay awake we decided to venture to the eifel tower and walk around a bit.
This building is a war museum, just down the street from the eifel tower.
In front of the louvre
This is a statue of joan of arc
Seth on the bus for our Illumination of night tour: we didn't really get good pictures of this since it was dark. but it was a lot of fun
The 3rd day we went to the louvre and Montmarte.
This Castle is a model of what used to stand where the louvre is now. the foundation of the castle still exsists and is part of the museum.
The kid that took this picture for us was a part of our group through the Louvre, he was a pretty funny kid, for this picture he asked if we would like him to sensor out the boobies. and later told us it would be funny if someone went around trying to ruin pictures for ppl.
She is smaller than you think, and now behind glass because someone tried to slice it with a knife.
I liked montmarte because it was so quiet and peaceful. it used to be a vineyard. and full of windmills now only 2 windmills remain.
the red light district is a street lined with sex shops, Cabarets, interesting people and of coarse Moulin Rouge.
This is the creepy bathroom I used, even creepier, yes its on the red light district street.
This was a really fun and super beautiful day. We took the train to Versaille and had a blast trying to figure it all out.
The Hall of Mirrors
The gardens are so beautiful and so huge! it was a perfect day to walk them too!
This is the day we went to the top of the eifel tower. they only had 2 elevators working to get to the very top, so it got a little stressful because it took us so long to get the the top and also to get back down. but it was beautiful and worth it.
Look how high up we are!
I liked this one because of the shadow.
This was a fun spot to hang out, watch people and get some eats. the arc is giant and amazing. nepoleon originally wanted a giant elephant that spit water.
this building used to be a church and is now a public highschool
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