Snapshots of Parisian Architecture

Snapshots of Parisian Architecture

Own only what you can always carry with you: known languages, known countries, known people. Let your memory be your travel bag. Alexandr Solzhenitsyn.

Hello photography lovers

I am not an experienced photographer, but I really like to take pictures of any place or thing that appeals to me at first glance, my pictures are taken with my mobile phone a Samsung Galaxy S21, if you followed my posts you could see that the pictures attached there are taken by me with my mobile phone.

Today's post is based on the fact that I love to travel (where I can afford it), and to share my experiences, both pleasant and unpleasant, with as many people as possible.

I am a lucky person, that's how I consider myself, because I had the opportunity to go to many places, so in today's post being on holiday in Paris I booked a day to wander the streets of Paris to take a walk on the Seine and see it from the water, to see the spectacular architecture with the typical Parisian buildings with the bridges that cross the Seine, God, how much I love this city.

On the day reserved just for a walk on the Seine and the streets of Paris we bought tickets on a boat to take us for a few hours and see Paris differently.

The boat trip was wow, I could quietly admire the beauty of the buildings and even the bridges over the Seine, the bridges being of a rare beauty (without exaggerating), I really wanted to do that.

Somewhere back there you can see Notre Dame Cathedral.

Apartment with golden balcony.

But the day was not only for the boat ride, we also had time to visit something interesting, the Quartier Latin, in this district stands triumphantly the Phantheon (an impressive building) a masterpiece built by King Louis V.

Here is buried the famous writer Victor Hugo and other personalities of that time, if time allowed I would be right to visit it inside from what I learned on the spot the Pantheon is famous especially for its interior but also outside looks spectacular, probably when I visit Paris again this sacred place will be on my short list of sights in Paris.

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P.S. The attached pictures you have just seen are taken by me with my mobile phone, and the text is also designed by me.

Yours @triplug!