Rain...
-Bistros, brasseries, cafes...
-Baguettes, croissants, chocolat, macarons, patisserie...
- Place de la Madeleine, Arc De Triomphe, Champs Elysee, Place de la Concorde...
-Rain
-Croque monsieur, quiche Lorraine, omelettes...
-Ile de la Cite, Notre Dame, Sainte Chapelle, Il St. Louis, Latin Quarter, No bouquinistes
-Cafe au lait, champagne, vin rouge...
-Rain
-Eiffle Tower, Champs de Mars, Rue Cler, Musee Rodin, Napoleon's Tomb...
-Metro, RER...
-Rain
-Versailles...
-The Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, Bon Marche, St. Germain...
- Cassoulet, charcuterie, coq au vin, duck confit, fois gras, fromage, steak frites
-Le Relais de L'Entrecote, Vaudeville, Cafe du Marche,Cafe La Rotissterie du Beaujolais, Brasserie des Halles, Market, Le Fregate, Le Griffonnier, L'Ecluse
I shall return.
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Next time let's hope for less rain! Glad you packed so much in. Look at those cheeses...drool.
ReplyDeleteLess rain would have been nice, but it didn't slow us down much!
DeleteDid you see and eat all of that?! If so, it sounds like a super fast-paced trip! Glad you're back with lovely memories.
ReplyDeleteHa. Yes, it sounds fast paced, but we always build in time for lunch, dinner and a bit of hanging out. Paris is a pretty easy city to navigate, and walking always allows us to see so much. Pre-planning is key--that and buying the Paris Museum Pass ahead of time so we never stood in lines.
ReplyDeleteAh ha, la la your timing is perfect as I am planning a trip to Paris in Feb. I was last there when I was 22. You seem to have covered all the most scrumptious aspects of this stupendous city.
ReplyDeleteI was there in Feb 2011. It was chilly, but this made it low key, not as many tourists. Have fun!
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Deletewonderful post,
ReplyDeletewonderful words and images.
rain or no, Paris is astonishing.
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DeleteRachel and Nancy--This was our first trip to Paris, and it was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt seems you didn't miss a thing, Michele. Bravo!
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