The Arc de Triomphe was inaugurated in 1836 by King Louis-Philippe. It was dedicated to the armies of the Revolution and the empire.
This ancient Egyptian Obelisk was moved to the Place de la Concorde in France in 1936.
Musée d’Orsay
Love locks on the Passerelle Leopold-Seder-Senghor, the foot bridge that connects the Tuileries and the d’Orsay.
Tuileries carousel
The Flame of Liberty is an unofficial monument to Princess Diana. An exact replica of the flame that comes out of the torch of the Statue of Liberty, it was a gift from donors around the world.
Street art in the 10th arrondissement
A Pop in the City street art event
Canal Saint-Martin
Jardin Villemin
l’Hôtel des Invalides, completed in 1678 during the reign of Louis XIV. currently houses a military museum and a hospital and retirement home for war veterans.
Cathédral Notre Dame de Paris
The Louvre
off the leash 
Such great pics! I’m hoping in the next two or three years I can figure out a way to pair a trip to Barcelona and Paris.
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Great photos. I particularly like the street art.
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Catching up on reading blogs. Love the pictures from Paris. It’s too bad that the city is going through a crisis now.
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