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hquittner's Paris Travelogues
Title [Click to view]Travel YearPictures
Medieval Musical Instruments (The Backup Group)October, 2001 6
Medieval Musical Instruments (Front and Center)October, 2001 8
Up the Seine by Batobus ( Pt.1;to Concorde Bridge)October, 2001 8
Up the Seine by Batobus (Pt.2)October, 2001 8
Up the Seine by Batobus (Pt.3)October, 2001 8

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Up the Seine by Batobus (Pt.2)

by hquittner - last update: Nov 19, 2006

The Petit Palais

Petit Palais Dome
Beyond the end of the Alexandre III Bridge we could see the dome of the Petit Palais
Grand Palais Dome

The Grand Palais

To the left across the Av. Winston Churchill stands the large curved roofed Grand Palais where we have gone to many blockbuster Art Retrospectives.
Mansions (Hotel Crillon etc)

The Mansions

Looking carefully into the depth of the Place de la Concorde we can see Gabriel's majestic columned mansions : the Hotels Crillon and de la Marine.
Solferino

Solferino Bridge

The next span is the Solferino and beyond it we can see the Pont Royal and the Louvre in the background on the left.
Pont Royal

Pont Royal

In the background on the right as we near the Pont Royal we see the Dome of the Institute de France
Musee d'Orsay

Musee d'Orsay

The first stop on our trip is a dock below the Musee d'Orsay. It has taken us only 10-15 minutes for this leg of our trip. We start up again.
Pont Royal and Louvre

The West Terminal Pavillion of the Louvre

We reach the west end of the Louvre just after we pass under the Pont Royal. The Arc du Carrousel is enclosed within and is not visible.
Pont du Carrousel and Louvre

Guichets du Carrousel

This grand passageway now allows traffic to deliver you to the pyramid entrance to the Louvre. The Pont du Carrousel delivers the traffic from the Left Bank.

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hquittner's Paris Travelogues
Title [Click to view]Travel YearPictures
Medieval Musical Instruments (The Backup Group)October, 2001 6
Medieval Musical Instruments (Front and Center)October, 2001 8
Up the Seine by Batobus ( Pt.1;to Concorde Bridge)October, 2001 8
Up the Seine by Batobus (Pt.2)October, 2001 8
Up the Seine by Batobus (Pt.3)October, 2001 8

Comments for hquittner about Paris
timhomiet420 Tue Nov 4, 2008 18:35 UTC
 yo that dude is freakin awsome yo
kris.velter Tue Jul 29, 2008 19:05 UTC
 Well, even in Belgium you can find horsemeat in every butcher, so why not in Paris? Horsemeat is common in lots of European countries. It's just a cultural difference. By the way: I don't like horsemeat at all :-)
rtkaye Sat May 31, 2008 14:06 UTC
 Hope to enjoy lunch on the first level, 95 Altitude,the price was 101.00.ea. I'll be there in June with my grandson. PKH
breughel Sat May 24, 2008 18:40 UTC
 I much appreciated your tips on Le Louvre and I'm pleased to see that others liked these forgotten sections of the museum.
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