Getting to know Paris on foot.

Europe, France

A delicious morning! And with a shy sun wanting to come out and warm up the weather, which was a bit chilly... After a nice shower, I went downstairs to have an even better coffee, with lots of cheese, nutella and bread! I ate a lot with the excuse of not knowing my next meal hihihii, and I always thanked myself for that excuse... since the interval between meals was enormous ehehehehehe

Fueled up, we're off to the pass! First stop? The Arc de Triomphe, a beautiful monument built to commemorate the military victories of Napoleon BonaparteI liked it just as much as the beautiful Eiffel Tower!

I took a thousand photos and walked around everything I could! I saw tributes to the officers, names engraved on the inside of the arch and flowers in front of the beautiful monument. From there I went on to the famous Champs Élysées street, with a million car stores that were real museums! From vintage cars to the latest generation, the eyes of any car enthusiast will sparkle =)

My foot was starting to hurt again! But I walked all the way down the street, and at the end the museums began to appear, one more beautiful than the other, but the more I walked, the more strategic stops I had to make! But every second I saw more of the charms of Paris, the buildings, full of gold and details, everything so well done, very beautiful, the city all taken care of, I stopped at each staircase of each museum, looked, reviewed, and photographed, just seeing the door of each one, was already something that moved us, entering then... not to mention!

I saw the beautiful music academy! With all the most renowned musicians illustrated and contemplated in its structure!!! Beautiful and beautiful, of course, I had to make a pit stop to take care of my little foot!

Almost renewed! Another return! And this time with an airplane presentation and everything! =)
They were training for the July 14 performance, their national commemorative date, where the city is all decorated and prepared for the celebration. Exciting planes =) various types.
I continued my wanderings and ended up discovering a shopping center with a wonderful terrace! It had synthetic grass and a very nice view! From there I could see the whole city and the beautiful Sacre Coeur Basilica, which I'd leave for later.
Of course, I took a little longer at that pit stop, and ended up eating something there too, as it was already past 3pm! And the hunger was taking hold of me, I just didn't know if the pain or the hunger was greater.

Time flew by, and when you least expected it... it was already evening, but with midday sun! It was getting dark around 9pm! And that was very misleading! That's also why there were so many meals, not to mention the lack of time for so many discoveries =) which made me eat at Mc Donald's or paninis of a lifetime hehehehe

I rushed out of there to the Louvre, but my feet were in unbearable pain!!! The stops were almost one after the other, with such desperate pain that I had to take my shoes off in the middle of the street to massage them! What a pain to get to know Paris like that, but nothing could make me give up!!! Or lose the smile in the photo! Or hardly anything...

It's okay.... the pain was too much, and my face sometimes got ugly, but I'm not iron either... hahahahha
The evening had already arrived, although the sun was still high in the sky, it was already over 6pm! I hurried to get to the Louvre, going to Paris and not going to the Louvre is like coming to Rio de Janeiro and not seeing Copacabana hehehe or Christ, I don't know...
Well, I took the subway, I couldn't walk fast, let alone such a long way! But I forced myself to walk as much as possible! I wanted to see everything on foot, but the conditions wouldn't let me...
And when I arrived... AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH how beautiful, that glass pyramid and that whole structure, which had once been a castle....
Yes, castles aren't as huge and pointy as everyone thinks! The wonderful Louvre Museumis located in the old Royal Louvre PalaceThe place was so beautiful, and of course I took a lot of clichés, just like everyone else. Holding the pyramid, leaning on it and so on... tourist stuff really... 😉
Unfortunately, it was very late and the museum was closing, so I didn't go in, with the excuse of having a reason to return to the city =p since the next few days didn't count on a return, there...

There was still one more point to see on this part of the tour, would there be time?

Who doesn't remember the Hunchback of Notre Dame? Of course I couldn't miss this Basilica, which not only reminds me of my childhood, but also has stunning architecture!!! But due to the time of day, it was already closed! It was only good for photos... and to finish the first tour of the day, which was quite huge!!! But very cool =)

In the "evening" there were still several places I wanted to go! Like the Sacre Coeur Basilica, or the famous Moulin Rouge! And with many surprises to come!

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