Galerie Vivienne

We arrived in Paris at about 9:30 am, took the train to Chatelet-Les Halles station and walked to the apartment.  Knowing that we had to get in sync with the new time zone, we took off on a walk to see the neighborhood.
Place des Victoires

Place des Victoires

Galerie Vivienne entrance w ith the cafe to the left.

Inside Galerie Vivienne. Beautiful cafes and shops.

We sat outside and had a light lunch.  Ravioli with cheese and spinach.

Four cheese ravioli.

Comments

Tina said…
We're here!! We're exhausted and ready for bed, but we're here!!! Ladee did allow me to lay down for a 30 minute combat nap before we started our first walk around Paris. I can't believe I'm walking around Paris. How did this happen? Who cares. I'm here. I'm excited. I can't wait to see everything!
March 16, 2012 at 9:38 PM
Ladee said…
I was so excited to take this trip with Tina. I was looking forward to seeing things that I hadn't seen before while enjoying the "Must See" places in Paris with her. My plan? To take a different route from my well worn path and to keep my eyes open for things that I hadn't seen before. My fingers were crossed at the start of the trip hoping for the grand tour showcasing a city that I adore.
March 16, 2012 at 10:32 PM
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