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Paris Day 4 - Winter Wonderland

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Paris Day 4 - Winter Wonderland

Paris Disneyland! - We went over to Cheesy - the last metro station of Paris (outskirt of Paris) and the temperature was freezing!! In the day, it was still bearable, but at night, it is so COLD!!

Freezing here but very excited about it :O

My awkward post with the castle

My Favourite part was the PARADE!! It's so gooood!!!

And of coz, the fireworks

Kidding, no fireworks, it was 31st Dec and apparently fireworks started at 12am... we were too tired and decided not to wait for it as we still need to catch the morning flight to London, so we went back home. And to our surprise, the whole metro line were free to access!!!!! because in celebration of new year, all transport is free(till next day)! Yes, FREE in Paris :)

And best of all, the next day train line to airport is also FREE :)

Stay Tune for my next update on London :)

Paris Day 3 - Paris Catacomb, Louvre Museum and Paris Starry Night

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Paris Day 3

Early in the morning,we went to queue at the catacomb Paris. I heard my ex-colleague talking about this place while he went for his honeymoon and finally i got to visit this place while in Paris. There's also one in Italy( from what i google) but i decided to go for this one. We were here the first day afternoon, but the queue is insanely long so we skipped this and go on Day 3

From Wiki: The Catacombs of Paris are underground ossuaries in Paris, France, which hold the remains of more than six million people in a small part of the ancient Mines of Paris tunnel network.

From the website: Visitor numbers are restricted to 200 at any time. Admission may be delayed for a short time during busy periods.

Wow.. same amount of people you can find in Singapore... located at Denfert-Rochereau Metro station and it is not covered in the museum pass. We went there before 9am (before it's opening time) and guess what, there is already a long queue forming outside of the place. And we make it inside with approx. 3hr+ queue. Ticket is less than 15euro.

But this is really worth a visit, because of how the skulls are being stacked to create some structures are truly fascinating.

Next, we went to the famous Louvre museum. And not forgetting a 1h plus queue for it.

*Note it close at 6pm. *

After that, we went for set lunch.. the desert is better than the food.. About 39euro for a set with dessert.

Creme brulee (my boyfriend's fave)

Sainte-Chapelle

And manage to squeeze in a cathedral (Sainte-Chapelle) with also a queue, but covered under museum pass

Then we head over to the famous Louvre museum, note that it close at 6pm.

This is my favourite part of the museum - The Egypt. I think it is better than the Mona Lisa painting

And of course the Mona Lisa Painting - but too many people crowding around the painting, and you can't see anything

More painting...

Last Supper?

We almost spend more than half of the day here and barely do nothing else

Dinner time near the museum

In need of hot drink!!

After that, we head over to Arc de Triomphe, yes we were tired but this is covered under the museum pass as well, so we went there too..

From here you can see the entire Paris city night view

And of cos Eiffel tower in a bird's eye view

tata~

Paris - Day 2 - Versailles and Notre Dame Cathedral

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Paris - Day 2

Palace of Versailles

Reach early before 9am, heard reviews about it that there is a long queue for this palace/castle. So you have to reach here early even if you have museum pass!

Check out the queue -.-

After touring the whole Versailles, we head over to Alain Ducasse Ore Restaurant to have lunch. Apparently if you book a reservation with this restaurant, you can skip the queue! But we have visited the place, booo. Forget how much we spend, but it is less than 100 euro I suppose.

Menu information:
http://www.alain-ducasse.com/sites/default/files/2017_04_06_ore_-_carte_food_gb.pdf