Paris: The City of Love

This photogenic city is full of historic sights and interesting people. The streets are wide, but surprisingly empty during this time of the year. The city is most welcoming, but like already warned the people in it not so much. We definitely had two or three wonderful cute meets with locals. Actually to be exact we met one lovely elderly lady who helped us find the metro, a home-made ice cream vendor and....oh that's it.  

Free attractions we visited and worth going to: Eiffel Tower grounds (going up $$), Basilique du Sacre-Coeur, Cathedrale Notre-Dame, and Pont Alexandre III. Beware,Versailles charges a separate entry fee for palace and gardens. Useful fact to know is that if you are under 26 and reside within the European Union, you will have free entrance to most museums, gardens at the Versailles were the only exclusion we found. So carry your documents! Other than that, wear comfy shoes cus you will walk and walk and walk. 

Paris in Black & White:

Cathedrale Notre-Dame

Pont Alexandre III

Photographing the Mona Lisa was way easier than photographing these macaroons....employee gave me an ultimatum, but I still got my shot and gave him some hot-latina-blood attitude. 

Musee Du Louvre

Little hidden French Market

Chateau De Versailles

Arc De Triomphe