Paris is undeniably one of my favorite walking cities in the world.
A walking tour  of the streets is a wonderful and free way to really get to know a city.
There is an intimate sense of history, culture, and grandeur in even the most unexpected places.  Look up and you may see not just the Eiffel Tower looming large, but also the famed glass pyramids of the Louvre.  Even if you’re not in an older, centrally located neighborhood, you will still find beautifully carved shuttered windows, intricate street signs, and well worn cobblestones.  I hope to explore a few more neighborhoods and take pictures on the Champs Élysées in September so I will share more favorite pictures from the streets then!
If you follow me on Instagram (I’m here, let me see your pictures too!), you saw me post a few favorite pictures already.
The Eiffel Tower of course needs no introduction. Â This is the view from the top of the Pompidou museum.
But of course, the Louvre and its courtyard are also quintessentially Paris.
I love the Seine. Â This bridge, the Pont des Arts, is where I got engaged! Â I guess other couples love this bridge too!
But back at the Pompidou, the museum and the immediate area around it reflect the funky vibe.
All around, you will see beautiful architecture and unexpected art.
If it is the weekend, you may be lucky and run into a market too!
What kind of street views do you like to see on your travels?
Thanks for sharing these photos, I’ve been dreaming of Paris for such a long time, you’re so lucky you got to visit it!
Have an amazing week,
Mary x
oh i miss it – it’s been god – over 10 years since i’ve been there!!!! – i think we need to book a romantic trip there this winter!
hope all is well love! – so happy you got to enjoy Paris!
Erika, yes, you and Joe need to get there! If you go in the fall, we can meet for a macaron date
Thanks for taking me on a magical photographic journey of Paris, these photos truly depict the romance and beauty of the city.
Great pictures! You captured everything so beautifully. What I love is that you also showcased areas I had never seen before. I love to see the not so touristy areas. It gives you a different perspective.
Thanks Kim! I love all areas, not just the touristy sections! Luckily it is easy to walk around Paris and explore!
Great shots! Brings me back to my visit there… would love to walk through the Louvre and Pompidou again. Love the cellist in the arcade!
Cheers,
Kate x
Thank you for your kind comment Kate. I am so glad I got to capture the cellist at the Louvre. The museums are really such a wonder to walk through!
ahh what wonderful photos! the streets of pairs could not be more beautiful. I do hope to go someday!
Sigh. I want to see Paris SO BADLY.
love love your paris pics!! especially the one of the cello player and the sun
Great photographs – I have only been to Paris once as a child and I would love to go again 🙂
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Thank you for your sweet comments Heather! I hope you make it back to Paris! The pastries and ice cream are probably as good as you remembered!
my heart aches for paris! i’ve not been in 6 or 7 years!!
I love Paris, marvellous photos doll :)) I could go there again and again xx
I could definitely see Paris being your kind of city dear! The tangible history and abundant art are glorious!
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