Europe 3: A Day in Paris

My mom and I had one day to see all the sights in Paris. We did the Faxity hop-on hop-off bus tours so we could see everything before getting on our train that night to Venice. If you want to see the sights in Paris then keep reading and looking!

As you might be able to tell I was really sick when we went to Paris. I had an awful cold but I wasn't going to let it get in the way of seeing all the amazing sights. Like Notre Dame, which you may think of the Disney movie. And sadly there wasn't talking gargoyles on the top of it. It was really pretty to just look at and to see something that has been around for so many years.

Next stop on the tour bus was the Arc De Triomphe. Which also holds the tomb of unknown soldier. I won't go into a history lesson about this monument but I do recommend learning about it. The tomb is a very interesting story. You do learn about it as well if you have a sight seeing bus with audio sets.

Last but certainly not least the Eiffel Tower! In all it's glory! It was so beautiful and such an amazing moment in my life. I have always loved the Eiffel Tower and how it looks. I have many things with it on and I have even gone to a painting class and learned how to paint it (sort of). I really loved doing this tour, even though I wasn't feeling so great, I will always remember my day in Paris seeing all the sights that I've dreamed of seeing in person.

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