After visiting the Bastille Sunday Market, Ben brought me to see the Eifel Tower, a must visit tourist attraction in Paris.
Eifel Tower is an observation and radio broadcasting tower. It held the tallest record in the world from 1889 to 1930.
A close up view of the tower. At the time we were here, the line to go up the tower was very long. So, we did not go up the tower.
We went to look for the Statue of Liberty instead. (more…)
We went to pick up our Paris Pass which we bought online prior the trip. We bought the 6 days pass for EUR392 for 2 people.
After picking up the pass, we went to Bastille Sunday Market. We love to explore the local market. There are lots of vendors ranging from fresh fruits and vegetables to cheese, seafood, poultry, clothing, etc. It is one of the biggest markets in Paris.
We had a Lebanese Crepe for breakfast.
If I remembered correctly, the crepe is called Moiti Moiti and it was filled with sesame seeds and herbs. The crepe cost EUR3.
Ben loves the baguette in Paris. So, we bought a baguette for EUR1.20. (more…)
After the nap, we ventured out to see Paris for the first time, that is for me. Ben had been to Paris 7 years ago.
We walked along Montparnesse to Saint Michel to Jardin Du Lexemburg. The above is the church of Notre-Dame-des-Champs located on boulevard du Montparnese.
Statue of Marshal Ney, Montparnesse.
Copper horse statues in fountain, Montparnesse.
A park leading to Jardin du Luxembourg. (more…)
We booked our flight and hotel via Expedia.ca. We picked Hotel Pullman for it's location that is closed to public transport. It is just few minutes walk to the Gare…
Here I go again. Blogging about a vacation which took place in late May and early June 2014. This time it’s Paris.
Our flight itinerary was YVR to Chicago (4 hours flight) and Chicago to Franckfurt (8 hours flight) and Frankfurt to CDG (1 hour and 10 minutes flight).
We had lunch at the Chicago airport during the transit.
We had the Chicago style hot dog which is served without ketchup.