Trip Timeline
Saturday
Evening arrival
Quick panini stop for dinner
Settled at the Hotel de Ville for the night
Daniela attempts to recover from jetlag
Sunday
Mormon church in Paris
Crepe consumption
International Mass at Notre Dame
St. Chapelle visit
Lunch with Yazi, a friend from Georgetown
The Louvre!
Champs-Élysées
Arc de Triomphe
Eifle Tower
Dinner with Carlos (Daniela and Simon's friend, also part of their Harvard Summer School group) and his girlfriend Hannah
Monday
Sacre Coure
Place du Tertre (outdoor artist area)
Wandering through different Paris neighborhoods
The Army Museum, where Napoleon's tomb is kept
Search for a French bakery
Search for a French grocery store
Pack up
Paris shopping- Galeries Lafayette
Depart for Airport
Airport entertainment
Tuesday
9 am- Back in London
Introducing my new second favorite city, behind New York and just ahead of London, through photos...
Saturday
Evening arrival
Quick panini stop for dinner
Settled at the Hotel de Ville for the night
Daniela attempts to recover from jetlag
Sunday
Mormon church in Paris
Crepe consumption
International Mass at Notre Dame
St. Chapelle visit
Lunch with Yazi, a friend from Georgetown
The Louvre!
Champs-Élysées
Arc de Triomphe
Eifle Tower
Dinner with Carlos (Daniela and Simon's friend, also part of their Harvard Summer School group) and his girlfriend Hannah
Monday
Sacre Coure
Place du Tertre (outdoor artist area)
Wandering through different Paris neighborhoods
The Army Museum, where Napoleon's tomb is kept
Search for a French bakery
Search for a French grocery store
Pack up
Paris shopping- Galeries Lafayette
Depart for Airport
Airport entertainment
Tuesday
9 am- Back in London
Introducing my new second favorite city, behind New York and just ahead of London, through photos...
Taken from gardens by the Louvre. Paris at sunset Sunday night.
Simon took a photo for a group of Japanese tourists, then they took one of us while one tourist also jumped in the photo.











1 comment:
Zebealing,
Looks like you hit up most of the Paris hotspots, though the Musee D'Orsay seems to be lacking. I also do not see any pictures of you with any croissants, which deeply crushes me inside. You promised you would consume at least 5 a day while in Paris, why are they not shown in the Blog? I am pleased to see that you were able to recognize the superiority of Paris within Europe, yet were able to demonstrate an excellent understanding of the superiority of New York over Paris. It is a fine distinction that is made almost every day, yet somehow is not discussed enough. Well done. P.S. How did you get stuck making dinner for everyone tonight? People should be cooking for you for a change!
See you in T-Minus 25 days,
Wagner
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