An outstanding ethnographic museum right near the Eiffel Tower. In the musical section alone, they have over 10,000 instruments. Fabulous!
http://www.quaibranly.fr/en/
DM amongst the drums
The Eiffel Tower looming above
The gardens around the gallery are spectacular at night
Started out - Lost in the Loire... and sometimes, in translation... Now back in Europe…re translation - apart from French, I have no Swiss German, Austrian or Czech – should be fun
Tuesday, 28 January 2014
Les Passages de Paris
This is a favourite thing of mine to do in Paris. Visit the covered Passages which link lanes and streets together
http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2012/mar/02/paris-hidden-passages-shopping-shops
This is the best one - Passage Vivienne. What wonderful things we discovered there, some of which will eventually be on a journey to live in Hobart
At the wine bar there - afternoon tea for his two boys
Park your bike there - why not?
My new hat - a Stetson that you can roll up and stuff in your bag
At the entrance to this Passage you can find the Jean Paul Gaultier shop - amazing
http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2012/mar/02/paris-hidden-passages-shopping-shops
This is the best one - Passage Vivienne. What wonderful things we discovered there, some of which will eventually be on a journey to live in Hobart
At the wine bar there - afternoon tea for his two boys
Park your bike there - why not?
My new hat - a Stetson that you can roll up and stuff in your bag
At the entrance to this Passage you can find the Jean Paul Gaultier shop - amazing
...and opposite in the same street there was an Anders Petersen photographic show. The two could not be more diametrically opposed
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