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Musee d'Orsay |
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The Building itself is the Highlight of this Museum
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Note, no lanes....It is every man for Himself Cars, bikers, motor scooters, taxis, trucks and Buses There appears to be no speed limit but what the traffic will Allow. There are very few traffic lights and I understand that there is only One stop sign is all of Paris Crazy and beautiful at the same Time |
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Tuilerie Gardens just west of the Louvre |
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One of at least two bridges across the Seine where lovers have placed locks of every description to lock their love together. |
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Paris is definitely a city of Lovers |
Life along the River Seine
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Exhibition Hall 20th Century World's Fair |
Commerce, transportation and Recreation
on the River Seine
Musee du Louvre
Largest Museum in the World
Originally built as a fortress in 1190, reconstructed in 16th century to serve as a royal palace. In 1793, Louis XIV moved the royal residence to Versailles and the Louvre became an art museum. Currently covers 652,300 sq ft of space.
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Place Vendome RITZ PARIS HOTEL Closed since 2011 for a $300,000,000 Renovation Behind this large Poster on Plywood Scheduled to reopen in December "The Ritz Paris is no longer for the one percent. It is not even for the .001 percent. It is for the Aristocracy of the .001 percent." T&C Magazine Fall/Winter 2015 Paris is one of the most expensive hotel cities in the World Average room per night at luxury hotels $1250 Tuileries and the River Seine are straight South one block from this Area Cross the bridge and the d'Orsay is one block to the East The Arc de Triumph, the Eiffel Tower, Tuileries, l'Orangerie, d'Orsay, Notre Dame and the Lourve are all within Sight of Each Other Paris 2015 |
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