My Paris Experience

Hi There,

i returned from Paris Last night.It was a lifetime experience..

Just want to share some memories of this City of Romance...

I visited Eiffel Tower in the evening, and spend one hour in the queue, but its all worth... when i reached at the top floor of the tower. its amazing.i found the that most of the people at top floor were Indians, if u shout Bharat Mata Ki....................... i guess there will be a big sound of "Jai.!!"

In the night whole tower glitters with light and its a Awesome view.

mussie de Louwre is the biggest museum of Paris where i saw the actual Monalisa of Leonardo the Vinchy. it was not so special, i think there are so many better paintings thn Monalisa at Louwre. anyways its a Huge Museum with loads of statues and painting.. can spend whole day watching some finest piece of art.

Paris is known as Fashion Capital of the World and Le fayette is the biggest shopping mall of Paris. I have never seen such a huge shopping station.Prada, Armani, Guess, Gucci, versace and what not, u can find world's whose who fashion designers collection there.

Piggale is a huge Red light district of Paris lots of shops where u can see Peep show and Lap dance in few euros.(though i couldn't dare to try anything).Moulin rouge is world's most famous Cabaret dance show is also at Piggale.

ooh i forget to mention Disneyland, Paris. Paris visit would have been incomplete without enjoying it.3 big theme parks and lots of adventurous rides.Walt Disney studio and High school musical show. its so exiting, i didnt want to come back from such a fun island.

Avenue de essylle is a crowded downtown street with electrifying ambiance and some lovely chicks around.

Notre dame church, sacre ceor church are wonderful example of French and Roman architecture.so as the Versille museum.

after the three hectic days in Paris metro, chasing all the spots, i felt at least 1 week is required to see it all. Its a place to visit once in life at least.

I will upload all the photographs soon.

Best Regards,
Prashant