6 posts tagged “france”
This is the lab we worked at in Jouy-en-Josas.
Every sunday the flower market on the Ile de la Cite makes way for a caged bird market.
Sainte-Chapele was built as a built as a reliquary to house the Crown of Thorns. A peace of the stone thorns can be seen here, crumbled off this 13th century building. The true beauty of this building though is the stained glass windows.
On the north side of the city is the Pompidou. A colorful museam with all the infrastructure on the outside.
Sainte-Chapele was built as a built as a reliquary to house the Crown of Thorns. A peace of the stone thorns can be seen here, crumbled off this 13th century building. The true beauty of this building though is the stained glass windows.
We stumbled upon another find, Musée Carnavalet . It hosed all kinds of treasures from Art nouveau to 18th centu
François I built himself a hunting lodge in the Loir valley in the 16th century
Although Chambord is quite grand; if you are planing on going to the area we would recommend you schedule some time to spend in the town of Blois. The chateau there is better kept on the inside.
Inside there was a collection of architectural parts.
We happened upon a gathering outside Parti Socialiste building as Ségolène Royal was making her way to the building to address her supporters after losing the presidential election.
All the beautiful people were there. Including the guy with the gray hair in the picture.
Coke tastes bad in Europe.
