You can no longer place locks on the bridge, which I understand since it was causing structural…read moreissues. They put glass on the sides so people don't try anything but that made it lose all its appeal. It was interesting though to see all the other places on this bridge people try to place their locks, like lampposts, on the construction fence, etc. It seems the new 'it' place to put your love locks on is over in Montmartre at the Basilica du Sacre Couer.

The Bridge of Love?…read more My partner and I went to Paris for vacation. And while there, he proposed. It was so sweet. The Eiffel Tower in the background and everything! We wanted to go to Le Pont des Arts to add a love lock.... But we were too scared lol As we know you are not supposed to do that anymore. And let's be real here; my fiancé could not survive in jail lol Heck, I don't know how I would do in French jail lolol We decided to play it safe (in another country and all) and admire the bridge from a far. I knew if we got close, I would be tempted to break the rules lol It is a beautiful bridge. We passed right by it on the way to the Louvre. It's a famous bridge that you must at least see. If you have more will power than me, then you can walk on it lol

There are many notable historic churches in Europe, so standing out is difficult. This little…read morechurch caught the eye of my wife and I and we explored it for a closer look. Absolutely beautiful architecture and detailed pieces all around. Right behind a nice park as well.

"The broken hearted are the bravest among us - they dare to love."…read more One of the main reasons I love Paris is how there's a story in every alleyway, around every corner, and in every cobbled stone arrondissement. Ahh Paris... L'amour est comme le vent, nous ne savons pas d'où il vient... Love is like the wind... On my way to Musée Rodin serendipity brought me to Sainte-Clotilde de Paris. A Basilica in the French Gothic Revival style. Simply breathtaking. Located at Square Samuel Rousseau in the 7th arrondissement... the Catholic Basilica overwhelms the small park opened to the public in 1857. The wonderful statue, L'Education maternelle, dedicated in 1875, faces the Basilica. The 226-feet twin spires can be seen from a mile away. And the story of Abbé Bernard Bouveresse, a leader in the French Resistance resonates here. Between the two Gothic towers, a statue of St. Clotilde watches over Paris like a latter day St. Geneviève. In the end, Sainte-Clotilde de Paris is a memorable stop on the way to the more famous landmarks. Not as legendary as Notre-Dame de Paris or as historic as L'église de la Madeleine just across the Seine, but nonetheless a masterpiece of French Gothic Revival... Love is like the wind... Je t'aime!

The mairie of Saint Pierre les Nemours is a really pleasant place as the little building is located…read morein a very beautiful park. The park isn t really big but there is some playground for kids and enough spaces to have some nice walks. The mairie is located next to the Rocher Greau woods and not far from the mid school Ste Marie. You will find there any information about all the public services of the town and if you need to have some official documents too. The staf is very welcomming but can be a little slow sometimes.

From the owner: Un emblème d'Orléans L'Hôtel des Créneaux à Orléans compte parmi les plus somptueux hôtels de…read morevilles construits en France sous l'Ancien Régime. De 1428 à la Révolution, les bourgeois de la ville y siégèrent sans discontinuité. Ainsi, il rappelle avec éclat l'ancienneté de l'administration municipale. Il abrita le Musée des Beaux-Arts au XIXème siècle. Il fait aujourd'hui office d'annexe au conservatoire municipal de musique.

From the owner: Dédiée à la photographie animalière et de nature, la galerie du lion est une nouvelle galerie…read moreunique en son genre en europe. Grâce aux expositions qu'elle accueille au fil des saisons, elle souhaite présenter et partager le meilleur de la photographie animalière, qu'il s'agisse de jeunes talents ou de photographes reconnus. Une façon de faire découvrir le travail remarquable de ces "artistes naturalistes", de faire mieux connaître la biodiversité animale, la beauté et l'extraordinaire richesse de la vie sauvage.