One of the first places that we went to see was the Opéra Garnier (the Phantom's Opera). It is very beautiful inside.
And this is the chandelier that they say fell on everyone. It didn't really.
Of course, we went to see the Eiffel Tower. One of the best places to see it from is in front of the Trocadero with all its fountains.
Look at all the people who were lined up waiting to go up the Tower.
Another important part of Paris is the River Seine. There are 37 bridges over the river and this one, the Alexender III bridge, is said to be the best. You can also see one of the dozens of barges moored along the banks of the Seine. This is someone's home!
We had to drop into the oldest patisserie in Paris. They have been making bread and yummy cakes in this shop since 1730. I had a piece of their very tasty "flan".
As well as all the buildings, Paris has some wonderful parks and gardens. This is a lake and picnic spot in the Bois de Boulogne.
In the same park are a famous race-course (Longchamp) and the Roland Garros tennis courts where they play the French Open.
The most beautiful garden of all is the Jardin du Luxembourg which is the garden at the parliament house.
Ros had to do a bit of guard duty at first.
But, then she got to laze in the sun with everybody else.
And even found a piece of "authorised lawn" to lie on.
I hope that you have enjoyed sharing our holiday with us. See you in Perth.