France

A royal crown that belonged to Luis XV

France, Normandy & Brittany, half timbered houses #sightseeing #traveling

The Coronation of Napoleon by Jacques-Louis David

Brittany

Moules

This one is looking straight at the Louvre pyramids. A statue of a winged woman at the Place du Carrousel, between the Louvre Museum and Tuileries Garden.

Inside the ancient section.

A door in the ballroom

Mount St. Michel

Eiffel Tour. On the way downstairs

Traveling France. The chalk cliffs in Etretat, France, Atlantic coast, the English Channel.

The half-timbered walls filled in a very decorative way. Beauvais, France.

Normandy, Atlantic coastline

Morlaix

Beauvais, France, a view onto the old Roman church and the Gothic cathedral.

The Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, and through the opening the view onto the Tuileries gardens that reach to the Place de la Concorde. This Arc must not be confused with the mostly known Arc de Triomphe situated at the Place de l’Etoile called Arc de Triomphe de l’Étoile.

Oysters

Notre Dame, Paris.

Brittany

The Luxembourg gardens. Behind the park the only sky scraper in this part of the city. It still stands, but after it was erected, a law was introduced that forbids this kind of constructions in the historic city quarters.

Beauvais, France. A view onto the huge Gothic cathedral seen from a street with well preserved old buildings. Buildings constructed of half-timbered walls are typical for this part of Europe.

Beauvais (https://justmovingaround.com/2017/02/06/beauvais/)

Traveling France. Sacre Coeur. Photo impressions.

Paris

Traveling France. A view onto the old port of Honfleur in France

France, Etretat, the sea, catamarans and the picturesque chalk cliffs.

Etretat (https://justmovingaround.com/2017/05/01/waiting-for-the-summer-memories-from-normandy/)

Paris, Champs Elysees, burlesque show in Lido.

The ballroom

A ceiling decoration

An exhibition hall

An illustration artist taking a picture of two French rugby fans at the main square of Mont Martre

Beauvais, France. XVI century carpentry supporting a roof of a building, formerly a grand hall, today converted into a museum.

Luxembourg Gardens, Paris

Traveling France. Saint Thegonnec enclos / enclosure.

Paris

Eiffel Tour. Lower level of the second floor

A fresco, called Vers la Gloire (towards glory), and painted by Jean Baptiste Édouard Detaille, a French painter known for his detailed military paintings. Pantheon of Paris. (https://justmovingaround.com/2017/04/06/vers-la-gloire/)