We're in Paris for a couple of days. It's not our first time to Paris, so we're going to try and find
some of the little more unusual off the beaten track stuff...and we're going to go see the Catacombs and a number of other interesting things. Here we go!
I'm joined here by my friend, Rina. Say hello.
Rina: Hello.
Rina at Casa Rina!
One of the best ways to start a day in Paris is with a croissant and we've just stopped at Boulangerie and got a few.
Delicious, hey?
There's lots of amazing details on the buildings here. We've just spotted this man, he's really lifelike.
There's lots of tile work. We spotted the Mona Lisa a minute ago.
We're at the Notre Dame, they are a ton of people here, but it's a beautiful day and we're getting great views here.
We're so lucky. The bells have started ringing, and it's just so nice to hear. Such a privilege.
But we're leaving now.
There's a wonderful little market here along the Seine selling books and different touristic little gadgets.
It really, really Parisian. Very nice.
Ahh, I don't even think this needs any introduction. We are at the Eiffel Tower.
Wonderful!
AAH! We've been standing here trying to do selfies for the last five minutes and we can't seem to get a natural smile going.
We're lying in the park, looking at the Eiffel Tower. It's just beautiful, so we're going to sit here for a little while & take a break.
We've been waiting in queue for about two hours now, to get into the Catacombs and we're about to go in now.
I've been dying to see this.
There's these windy steps going down and I think we're going down about 168 stairs.
Apparently there are about six million skeletons here.
Audio guide: Even now, in fact, the catacombs blah, blah, blah...
It's 14 degrees down here. It's a little bit on the cold side.
We're entering the labyrinth now.
It's called The Empire of The Dead (L'Empire De La Mort).
Huh! That's shocking actually. It's incredible, they've pilled the bones. The leg bones and skulls and created like a wall.
This is so creepy. Like a heart made of skulls.
It's very macabre and creepy down here...and it goes on endlessly.
There's water dripping from the ceilings.
We've reached the end and now there's 87 stairs to go up. That was well worth it!
If you come to Paris, go and see the catacombs. They're life changing.
We're randomly walking through the streets near the Latin Quarter and the buildings are just absolutely amazing!
We're trying to find something to eat, which is proving to be rather challenging right now.
We finally found an amazing Italian restaurant that does Pizza and we've got a really good table here.
We just had an amazing lunch at the Italian restaurant. Little did we know that we were sitting
outside the house of famous French composer, Camille Saint-Saens. I'm so happy to have seen that.
Wonderful! If you don't know the music of Camille Saint-Saens, I'll put some links below where you can check it out.
Well, you can't come to Paris and not have a pancake, so we're going to get something here.
Mmm, yeah, it's terrible. Terribly nice!
I think I found the perfect hat. What do you think, Rina?
Rina: I love it.
We're at the Pompidou Centre for modern art and there's incredible vibe here.
There's lots of street art, there's lots of murals on the wall. Lots of interesting things happening. There's even a guy cutting hair.
So apparently, it's a think to lie here and sleep, so we're going to lie here for just a few seconds and relax.
It's actually very uncomfortable here. These stones are hard. I don't know why people do it.
They should look for a lawn rather.
There's amazing views from the top of the Pompidou.
The Louvre at sunset is amazing to see! The light is just so beautiful. We've got a glorious sunset today.
Bonjour!
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See you next time. Au revoir!