Our last days in Paris were relatively slower-paced, mostly just visiting some favorite sights, nothing too intense.
After doing the Egyptian bits at the Louvre, the girls met me for a walk on the Left Bank, just to take in some of the ambience; this of course included ice cream at Place Saint-Michel |
And a peek inside St. Severins |
Its palm column |
Numerous capitals |
And gargoyles |
There was actually a line to get in Shakespeare's |
Work coming along slowly, but at least she got to see the west facade and towers |
Next day we took the bus to Place de la Concorde and walked, past Maxim's, the Madeline, and many famous stores, to the most famous one, Galeries Lafayette |
Relaxed on the rooftop terrace |
Then, after a prolonged visit at the Galeries Lafayette food hall, we walked along Boulevard Haussman, had a picnic lunch, and enjoyed some sights along the way |
Not least the wonderful toy store in the Passage Jouffroy on the Grands Boulevards--above and below, all items for doll houses |
And then, we made our way to the Champ de Mars and a closer look at the Eiffel Tower |
And a final selfie, capping a great week in Paris for the grandparents and for Penelope |
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