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| The Stravinsky fountain, outside the Pompidou Centre |
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| The Sacred Coeur, on the hill in the distance - taken from the Pompidou |
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| We climbed to the roof of the Sacred Coeur in Montmartre for a great view over the city, including the Eiffel Tower ... Edie: "We walked to the Sacred Coeur, a famous old building that is a church. It has a view nearly as good as the Eiffel Tower! There were steps everywhere (300!) and we had to go up every one of them. I sped up most of them!" |
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| Montmatre |
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| Statue near our apartment which honoured Marcel Ayme, a Montmartre resident. His best-known work was 'The man who could walk through walls.' |
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| Statue of singer Dalida, next to our apartment |
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| Our apartment block, on Rue Girardon |
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| Rue Tholoze, overlooked by the Moulin de la Galette - a club Renoir and Van Gogh had frequented |
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| Della tries an escargot at Le Petit Parisien on Rue Tholoze. She got it down, but didn't go back for more ... |
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| La Tour Eiffel a nuit |
Brave Della! I'm afraid I couldn't think about eating escargot! To me they are just snails. xox
ReplyDeleteI was pretty amazed, Mum. Edie ate half a snail, too. I couldn't even go at a nibble!
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