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We were visiting Paris as so many times before as it’s my wife’s hometown. It was a lazy Friday, a beautiful summer day in July. We didn’t have any fixed agenda for the evening. Just enjoying the beautifully warm afternoon sun light, we decided to start our little tour in the Latin Quarter. We just had parked the car next to the Jardin du Luxembourg when I stood there in the middle of the streets and spontaneously fell in love with that scenery.
Magical sunset in Paris seen from Montparnasse Tower, really something to never forget [ even though just like everything in Paris, you have to fight for your spot ].
My friends and I were walking around Paris, near the Louvre on a lazy Sunday when we came across the Fête des Tuileries funfair near the Louvre. I was fascinated by the ferris wheel as it was going pretty fast!
These tour boats cruise up and down the Seine, illuminating landmarks with powerful lights mounted on their sides. This was taken on the Pont Neuf and shows the Galerie du Vert Galant at the tip of the Île de la Cité.
I was at the top of Notre Dame de Paris while taking this photo in the morning. There were a lot of places I didn’t visit when I was living and working in there. So I’ve decided to go back and rediscover the city with a new eye, the visitor’s eye. And the new view I’ve got was so beautiful, and then I understood why people still love coming to Paris no matter how impatient the people living here are. And oddly enough, what makes me feel home the most, is that attitude. Paris.
Man wearing a mask riding a bike in front of the Musée du Louvres in Paris
Une photo prise au musée du Louvre. #Paris #France #Art #Photography #Pyramids #Happiness
The Panthéon in Paris has always seemed like the city’s most understated destination. This monument to church and state has the most incredible decorative ceiling, and has never seemed to attract anywhere as many tourists as Paris’s other attractions. Beneath this stunning ceiling, deep in the catacombs, lie the tombs of the philosopher Voltaire, the writer Victor Hugo, the scientist Marie Curie, and even the leader of the French Resistance Jean Moulin among many others.
This was taken at the end of the tour guide inside Palais Garnier. A magic place, where you are static and the statues, paintings and chandeliers are moving.
A picture taken from the window of my little apartment on Rue la Fayette in downtown Paris. My wife and I had just arrived and I snapped a picture before we passed out on the bed underneath the window.
From down until up. Palais Garnier, another angle, wide eyes.
This one has been shot again on my trip to Paris on summer 2k17, this church was just near my BnB residence… an place like i’ve never seen before…
New Offices of "Le Monde" newspaper in Paris. By Snohetta and SRA Architectes.
Paris coronavirus. Man wearing a mask walking in front of the Eiffel Tower on the first day of Paris lock-down.
Low angle view of a modern residential building in Montparnasse, Paris
View of the river Seine from the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France.
View of the Seine River and the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France
Somewhere in France I found this beautiful café surrounded by cobblestone roads.
Huge structure to restore the east part of Eiffel Tower in Paris.
People crossing the street in a famous square (Place de l'Opéra) in Paris 🇫🇷
