Sign for the Gare de L'Est
Islamics from Senegal having a peace demonstration in the streets of Paris.
Islamics from Senegal having a peace demonstration in the streets of Paris.
Islamics from Senegal having a peace demonstration in the streets of Paris.
A street named after an important day of the war.
French store.
Gare de L'Est
Gare de L'Est
The interior of Gare de L'Est. This is where I catch the train from Paris to Chatequ Thierry.
A very strqnge kind of choux vert!
Choux vert
Choux vert
I visited a French market stand. All the colors were so beautiful. And I learned the names of lots of vegetables and fruits :)
Me and Meaghan.
This picture is for Meaghan. She wanted to find a H and M store and I found it! This is right off of the Chatelet stop off the metro, just ten minutes from the Gard du Nord.
Entry into the first museum for Nuit Blanche.
The first museum on the list to check out! At this point I had not slept in days but I was still running off the adrenaline rush of having just arrived in a new country. That, and Nuit Blanche only happens once a year! Who could pass that up???
Let the madness for Nuit Blanche begin!
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Art from the Nuit Blanche.
Concert inside a museum!
Artistically designed stairs.
People from the Nuit Blanche.
People I met from the Nuit Blanche.
Monument at Gare de L'est dedicated to the 70 000 French who died in WWII.
Monument at Gare de L'est dedicated to the 70 000 French who died in WWII.
Monument at Gare de L'est dedicated to the 70 000 French who died in WWII.
Monument at Gare de L'est dedicated to the 70 000 French who died in WWII.
Monument at Gare de L'est dedicated to the 70 000 French who died in WWII.
Monument at Gare de L'est dedicated to the 70 000 French who died in WWII. It is amazing because this train station is always buzzing with activity and it was only when the station was completely abandoned that I noticed this monument.
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