Paris - one last day
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Off a sunrise flight we stepped back into the romantic streets, gardens, monuments and churches of the City of Light💡
With a strange familiarity we headed back to the Left Bank to tick off a fewRead more
Off a sunrise flight we stepped back into the romantic streets, gardens, monuments and churches of the City of Light💡
With a strange familiarity we headed back to the Left Bank to tick off a fewRead more
Home to the famous Latin Quarter and the hub of student life in Paris for over 1,000 years Paris’ Left Bank is a mix of medieval universities and chic shopping malls. We visited the cities oldestRead more
Our last day in Paris was a couple of days ago - am running a bit behind!
Started with a guided tour of the Musée d’Orsay. Tom and I went here years ago and made the mistake of leaving it untilRead more
After spending five days in Florence, I've now moved onto Paris. Florence was impressive, crowed with visitors, and very hot. I was lucky enough to have an apartment within a stones throw of theRead more
Started off with a visit to the YSL Museum. We had big expectations after seeing the Dior museum earlier in the week, but this was no where near as good. The theme of this exhibition wasRead more
The Axe historique (“historical axis" in English), also know as Voie Triomphale ("triumphal way") extends from the centre of Paris to the West-Northwest of the city. Reaching from Notre-Dame, in theRead more
Das ist heute wieder so ein Tag, der sich anfühlt wie drei.
Um 8 gehts mit der Bahn Richtung Stadion, erster Programmpunkt: Die verpflichtende Sicherheitsunterweisung des Veranstalters. Außer unsRead more
Über zwei Jahre wurde an der Umsetzung der Olympiade für ARD und ZDF geplant - heute gehts für einen kleinen Teil dieser großen Crew los zu unserem Part in dem großen Ganzen: Der Betreuung derRead more
A quick lunch in Paris, then a train to Arras and a taxi to Ablain-Saint-Nazaire. We visited the Cemetery of Notre Dame de Lorette and the ruins of a nearby church. There was heavy fighting here inRead more
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Webb Family This photo is taken looking in through the main doors of the Paris Panthéon. Construction was begun by King Louis XV and the building and it’s crypt now house the tombs of many of France’s most influential figures - including Marie Curie and Victor Hugo (author of Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame).