Brilliant Paris. Walking tour
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From the Place de la Concorde there is a solemn view of the Triumphal Way. We will admire the Luxor Column, luxurious fountains, the Bourbon Palace, the chic Krillon Hotel, Madeleine Church. And past the famous Marley horses, we will go for a walk through the no less famous Champs-Elysees. Dreams come true, don't they? Have you not dreamed of looking at magazines, reading French books, one day being here and just walking around the Fields, soaking up the exquisite atmosphere of Paris? At the same time, it is nice to say suddenly to a friend-sorry, they say, once, I walk along the Champs-Elysees. You can see the Elysee Palace, the residence of the President. And you can hang on Avenue Montaigne, where boutiques of high fashion are located. A magnificent Arc de Triomphe awaits us. It is worth re-reading before arrival Remarque's novel about great love "The Triumphal Arch".
But it will be better to walk between the Grand and Small Palace, and even go for a minute to the Orangery of the Small Palace, then on the most beautiful bridge of the city - the bridge of Alexadr III.
108 meters of total delight! Gold on blue are golden statues against a huge blue sky, and all this is reflected in the Seine. And here we have the Disabled Ensemble. Here, under the golden dome is the tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte. This spectacle will not leave anyone indifferent - the tomb of red porphyry in the once Royal Church. His son, his brothers, his generals. It is said that Napoleon managed to deceive everyone, and he did not rest here, but his double. Who knows...
Touching the history and mystery of a great man, our way lies to her, to the famous “Shepherd of the Clouds” – to the Eiffel Tower. It's really amazing -- 300 meters up. In zxstasis, we try to hug her, kiss her, hold her in the palm of your hand, place her on your shoulder. And all of this is possible as long as we're slow to get closer, thanks to our cameras. And a new miracle awaits us as we rise to the top - all Paris in the palm of our hands. It’s nice to know the places you’ve already seen, and it’s great that there are more places you’ll see tomorrow. The day after tomorrow. Paris is endless.