As we arrived early and the station we were to wait for the tour is very near the Norte Dame, we decided to take a look at this famous cathedral while waiting. There's so many people here already, even though it's still quite early in the morning. And I must say that the cathedral is really very photogenic. Good thing is was saved by the story Hunchback of Norte Dame, otherwise, we wouldn't be able to see this pretty building now.
Notre Dame de Paris
Below are some of the pictures taken during our walk around Paris:
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The metro Cite
Ministry of French Language (Academie du francais - where French words are born)
Bridge with gold gilded statues (it was built together with money from Russia or something like that, to signify the good relationship between the two states - if you look every statute is different, and each is suppose to signify some grand gesture)
And of course, the must go - Lourve. We didn't enter Le Lourve during the tour but was told of a secret entrance where there's no queue. So we went back later in the day to enjoy the sights within.
Le Louvre
Group Picture
Militery Musem - it used to be an army hospital where injured soldiers stay.
And the Eiffel Tower
This is where we end our tour. So it's off on our own again...
From the guidebook, there was suppose to be this free museum near the Marais, so, we decided to take a look at it. The museum is really interesting showing us the way of living in the past.
After visiting the museum, we wanted to visit this famous park in Marais. On the route, we saw people filming...
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Famous park (I think it's called Place de la Republique)
We also wanted to visit Victor Hugo's house, which is near this park according to the road signs, but for some reason, we could not find it!! boo... :(
