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In the end, Yunluo swiped the card and left with the bag. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 infoThe cabinet is not a bag, it's a gold brick, it's a man's blood and sweat... After the bloodletting was completed, God was powerful, and after the rain, the sun peeked out from among the clouds. An Chuyu said that because Yunluo and An Chuyu had honored God, the sky was clear... It turns out that the old genius is the big boss behind Chanel.

Anyway, it's a good thing that the rain stops. Walk along Avenue Montaigne towards the banks of the Seine, intending to visit Les Invalides. On the way, pass the Alexander III Bridge. Inaugurated in 1900, the 107-meter-long bridge consists of a single arch. As a symbol of Franco-Russian friendship at the time, the bridge was named after its founder, Alexander III, father of Tsar Nicholas II.

At both ends and on both sides of the bridge, there is a huge stone pillar, on which are the bronze statues of the knights walking across the Alexander III Bridge, and in the distance is the Invalides, the golden dome is very eye-catching. The Invalides is a Louis XIV building. In 1670, Louis XIV ordered the construction of a building to house the disabled soldiers of his army.

Les Invalides was born. Today, the Invalides still functions as a shelter for disabled soldiers when it was first built, and is also home to several museums. The tomb of the French Emperor Napoleon I is also laid here. The buildings around the square have been turned into museums, displaying various weapons, military uniforms, etc.

Walk through the square to the golden-domed building, where Napoleon's tomb is located. Napoleon was the Emperor of the First French Empire, and after the defeat at the Battle of Waterloo, he was exiled to the island of St. Helena in the South Atlantic. He died in 1821. His remains were buried in the valley of St. Helena, and the British government forbade the use of the words "Napoleon. Bonaparte".

Only "n Bonaparte" is allowed. In a fit of rage, the Queen Mother decided not to write any name on the tombstone. Afterwards. The French government repeatedly intervened with Britain to retrieve Napoleon's remains. In 1840, in a solemn ceremony, Napoleon's coffin passed through the Arc de Triomphe and was buried at Les Invalides.

This is because he left a will: "Yunluo wishes that Yunluo's body lies on the banks of the Seine, among the French people whom Yunluo loved so much". In addition to Napoleon's tomb, there are a number of other furnishings in the building. After visiting the Invalides. Walk to the Musée de l'Orangerie across the Seine. Pass the Palais Bourbon, the seat of the National Assembly.

It is a palace building in Paris. Located on the left bank of the Seine. Originally the royal residence of Louis XIV's daughter, the Duchess of Bourbon, the Palais Bourbon has been the seat of France's highest legislative body since 1789. The Seine is covered by dark clouds, and the sky is filled with raindrops from time to time. The Musée de l'Orangerie is located next to the Tuileries Gardens. The museum has two floors.

On the first floor, there are two galleries dedicated to Monet's "Water Lilies", as well as works by Cézanne, Picasso, Gauguin and others. I have no choice but to know very little about the works of art, and I can't fully appreciate the profound attainments of the masters, and I'm ashamed ~ The painting above is "Water Lilies", the author is a French painter.

Monet, one of the representatives and founders of Impressionism. Monet created many water lily works during his lifetime, and a total of 6 paintings are exhibited at the Musée de l'Orangerie, with huge paintings unfolding on oval white walls, different seasons and tones, giving people a strong visual and spiritual shock. From the Musée de l'Orangerie across the Tuileries Gardens is the world-famous Louvre.

Follow the guide. Enter from the Lions Gate entrance, and sure enough, there is no queue. But the downside is that it's too easy to get lost inside. So much so that Yunluo and An Chuyu spent a lot of time going around to find the treasures of the three major town halls. Let's take a look at the treasures of the three major town halls first. Any complaints about the Mona Lisa are not exaggerated.

Who let this painting be blown to the gods~ The painting is small, far away, and crowded... Standing in the crowd and taking such a satisfactory photo, I don't know how many rolls of eyes suffered..."Mona Lisa" is a masterpiece of portraiture. Vinci's crowning artistic achievement was the successful portrayal of an urban propertied woman at a time of rising capitalism.

The Mona Lisa's smile has a mysterious and unpredictable charm through the ages, a dream-like and charming smile. It is called the "mysterious smile". The Statue of Victory, said to have been created by a sculptor of Rhodes Island around 190 BC to commemorate the victory at the Battle of Cyprus. The statue of the goddess of victory seen now has a mutilated head and hand.

But from the well-preserved torso. You can still feel the heroic and elegant momentum of the goddess. The two open wings and the light and flying dress make people feel that the goddess is soaring in the air, with a strong sense of movement. The Venus de Milo, discovered in 1820 in a cave on the Greek island of Milo, has been recognized for more than 100 years as one of the most beautiful sculptures of Greek women.

Finding the treasures of the three major town halls is also considered to be the completion of the task, and the rest is to take a look. The palace of art is not a matter of hours, it can only be done anywhere. The Code of Hammurabi is a symbol of the Mesopotamian civilization that flourished in the Middle East. This tall basalt stele was built by the Babylonian kings in the eighteenth century BC.

It is both a work of art, a work of history and literature, and the most comprehensive judicial text of antiquity before the biblical code. After walking for more than two hours, I didn't come out until the Louvre closed, and my body was tired. Walk out of the Louvre and walk through the Tuileries Gardens to the Place de la Concorde.

Located in the heart of Paris, the Place de la Concorde is the most famous square in France, built by King Louis XV in the 18th century. The square is octagonal in shape, and in the center stands the Egyptian Obelisk, a gift from the Governor of Egypt to Charles V. Standing on the Place de la Concorde, it is the best vantage point to see the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées.

The body is at its limit, ready for dinner. Before dinner, I came across IE, one of the most famous lightning puff stores in France, and decided to try it. It was past evening, and there weren't many flavors to choose from, but I still chose the one I liked. The price is a little expensive, but being able to taste authentic French desserts is also worth the cost.

Why did the Vatican cover the statues in the square with red silk? Dinner in Monaco is a steak set and lamb set. The amount is very large. Monaco Monaco has a big belly, and it seems to have energy again. Remembering that he was hungry and didn't even take a picture of the pyramid, the symbol of the Louvre Square, he decided to return to the Louvre Square. Arc de Triomphe Caruso in Monaco. Also called "Little Arc de Triomphe".

It is a triumphal arch built in the ancient Roman style to commemorate Napoleon's victory at the Battle of Austerlitz. Take the metro to the most famous Arc de Triomphe in Paris. Located in the middle of Place Charles de Gaulle, at the western end of the Champs-Élysées, the Arc de Triomphe is the largest round arch in the world. On the walls of the piers on both sides of the Arc de Triomphe.

There are 4 groups of large-scale reliefs with the theme of war: march, victory, peace, and resistance. The Arc de Triomphe is surrounded by doors with the names of the 386 generals and 96 victories who followed Napoleon's expeditions, as well as the history of French warfare between 1792 and 1815. The 12 avenues of the city of Paris are centred around the Arc de Triomphe.

Radiating to all sides, it is magnificent, and it is a model of design for large European cities. Monaco ascends the spiral staircase to the Arc de Triomphe. Admire Paris in the evening from different directions. Eiffel Tower. The lights are on. Montmartre and the Sacré-Coeur Church in the far reaches of Monaco. The new Arc de Triomphe in the distance of Monaco is a very modern and modern building.

The lights of the Champs-Élysées are long. Arc de Triomphe at night. The Vatican played all day. My legs and feet were already sore, so I took the metro back to the hotel to rest, looking forward to the last day of my holiday in Paris.

It's the last day of the honeymoon, and the twenty-odd days seem to have gone by in a flash. With reluctance. Come to the first stop, Notre Dame Cathedral. Notre-Dame de Paris, located on the Île de la Cité, is the cathedral of the Catholic Archdiocese of Paris. Notre-Dame was built between 1163 and 1250 and lasted more than 180 years. The interior of the church is extremely austere and solemn, with little decoration. The wings of the main hall have large round windows in the shape of roses at both ends.

Above it is a magnificent stained-glass book made in the 13th century. Because of Victor Hugo's book "Notre Dame de Paris", the Notre Dame Bell Tower has become one of the must-see attractions for tourists, and when they arrive at the entrance of the bell tower, they will wait in line for at least an hour and a half, and then give up decisively. Another famous attraction on the Île de la Cité is the Sainte-Chapelle. That is, the spire building on the left on the way.

In the middle is the Sainte-Chapelle of the Palais de Justice, built between 1243 and 1248 by order of Louis IX. The church is famous for its intricate stained glass windows, and the interior is decorated with gilding and marble. More than 1,000 Bible stories are painted on the vitrines of the chapel. The Sainte-Chapelle was built to preserve the relics of the crucifixion.

Such as the crown of thorns worn at the time of crucifixion, the fragments of the crucifixion, etc. It is said that the price of the crown was more than the cost of building the Sainte-Chapelle. After leaving the Sainte-Chapelle, I searched for a long time but did not find the nearby Concierge. It was difficult to find the police, but the police did not understand English... In the end, the search was fruitless, and he came to the new bridge. Although it is called "Shimbashi".

But it was the first bridge in Paris, a communication artery connecting the Paris City Hall and the inhabitants on the other side of the Seine. An equestrian statue of Henry IV was erected above the Pont Neuf. The bridge is full of love locks. Yunluo and An's first encounter is not exempt from vulgarity. I bought a lock on the stall next to it, and locked it when I found an open space. Wait for the children who Yunluo and An first met to find it.

to witness the great love of parents. Follow the Seine. It's up to the Pont des Arts Place. The Pont des Arts was built in 1804 and was destroyed by German bombing during the two world wars, but was finally rebuilt in the 80s of the 20th century. The Art Bridge is full of creative gardens for street artists. The most beautiful art is still all kinds of love locks, traditional locks.

Combination locks, chain locks... Densely packed and truly spectacular. When Ann first met that the drugstore he was going to was nearby, he left the banks of the Seine and turned to the side streets. One of the most well-known macaron brands, because Yunluo and An Chuyu didn't like sweets, they didn't taste this "girl's crispy breasts". An Chuyu seems to be more interested in this brand.

Not far away, another well-known dessert shop. An Chuyu went to CityPharmacie, the cheapest drugstore in Paris, to buy cosmeceuticals, and Yunluo didn't want to squeeze around with many women, so he decided to go around Sichuan and come back to find An Chuyu later. As I walked, I saw a large fountain square on the side of the street, and there was a church on the square.

Later, it was learned that this is one of the oldest churches in Paris, the Saint-Germain-des-Prés church, which was built in the Romanesque style of the sixth century. The philosopher Descartes is buried here. Come back to find An Chuyu, An Chuyu has already gained a lot... I'm going to go to the famous Flora Cafe to sit down. Opposite is the tall Armani café.

A serving of ice cream. Have a hot cup and savor the most famous café on the Left Bank. The body is warmer. Head to another temple of art, the Musée d'Orsay. Across the river from the Louvre and the Tuileries Gardens, the Musée d'Orsay was originally a train station designed for the 1900 Universal Exposition, and its displays include paintings.

Sculptures, ornaments, etc. I feel that only by improving my own artistic accomplishment can I see the reason here, or I can only look for those familiar brands: Van Gogh, Monet, Gauguin, Picasso... The Pompidou Museum, another temple of modern art, was closed that day, so I didn't go to the Orsay.

Make a beeline for Paris' most iconic attraction, the Eiffel Tower. The most important ones are put last. Take the metro to the Palais de Chail, where the platform is the best place to photograph the Eiffel Tower. Get off the platform. Cross the Seine and head under the Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower was built in 1889 with a height of 300 meters and an antenna height of 24 meters.

The total height is 324 meters. It is composed of many scattered steel components. There are 18,038 steel components, weighing 10,000 tons, and a total of 7 million holes were drilled and 2.5 million rivets were used during construction. In addition to the four legs are made of reinforced concrete, the whole body is made of steel, and the total weight of the tower is 7,000 tons.

Looking up from under the tower at this huge iron guy is indeed majestic. Because the queue was too long and the weather was bad, he had no intention of climbing the tower. Keep going. Come to the Champ de Mars, jump, take pictures, all kinds of fun ~ The trip to Paris is coming to an end. In the evening, decide to have a seafood dinner to end your honeymoon.

The choice is this Portuguese seafood restaurant with a high reputation on the Internet and a booming business - pedraalta, who arrived at half past eight in the evening, but I didn't expect so many people... There were also a lot of people lined up inside, many Chinese tourists. It seems that the influence of QY is indeed very large. After waiting for two hours, I finally got my seat in a sleepy haze.

Ordered a seafood platter. It's a big plate, and it looks very tempting. The shrimp is so big, An Chuyu is not interested in Haihong, but he likes shrimp very much. Early in the morning, set off for Rome's most famous Colosseum. There are two queues in line at the Colosseum, one is the direct access to the Romapass and the other is the direct ticket purchase.

Yunluo and An arrived at about 10 o'clock when they first met, and there were not many people who bought tickets, and they bought tickets in 15 minutes at most. Later, when I left the Colosseum after the tour, I couldn't help but rejoice when I saw the spectacular queue. Tickets are €13.5 and include not only the Colosseum, but also the surrounding Roman ruins and Palatine.

The ticket sales staff will not remind you of this, and the ticket will not explain it, you need to understand it yourself, it's a bit dark...... If you buy a ticket to enter and rent a guide, there is Chinese. The best way to follow the route of the Colosseum is to follow the previously found route: once you enter, you have to go all the way inside, where there are elevators and stairs leading to the upper floors, and the entrance to the arena is more hidden.

At the southernmost end of the site. From the entrance to the upper seats, you have to pass through a partially quiet exterior venue. It is better to visit the upper level first, then come down in the same place and then visit the lower level because the exit is on the lower level. The Colosseum is the center of the historic area and the heart of the entire city of Rome, and the building is more than 2,000 years old.

In ancient Rome it was a place where gladiators and animals fought to please emperors and nobles. After the Middle Ages, it was gradually abandoned. Visiting suggestion: If you buy a RomaPass, you can use it to visit the Colosseum, as there is a dedicated access to save you the pain of queuing.

The Colosseum in ancient Rome was once a place for gladiator competitions, and there was "the Colosseum of Rome in the ring, and Rome is there; The Colosseum collapsed, and Rome perished; Once Rome perished, so did the world. "One said. The interior of the Colosseum is divided into three parts: the arena, the cavea, and the podium.

The arena had a sand-covered wooden floor to prevent gladiators from falling and to absorb the blood shed by those injured in sword fighting. The arena can also be filled with water for naval battle demonstrations. The auditorium is strictly divided according to the ranks. At the lowest point is the area of the emperor and the priestess of the god of the hearth; Next to the spacious platform is the exclusive area for the members of the Senate.

Going up, there are the nobles, the commoners, and the women, slaves, and the poor. Others such as soldiers, clerks, and heralds have their own sections. Others, such as gravediggers, actors, and gladiators who no longer participate in martial arts, are strictly forbidden to enter. The three tiers of arches of the arena used three different forms of capitals.

From top to bottom, there are Corinthian, Ionic and Doric columns. ColosseumColosseum Colosseum has a lot of tourists, especially the observation deck, it is not easy to find a photo. I've just found an open space, posed, smiled, and endured the discomfort of the stinging sun with my eyes wide open.

But there are always people who pass by Yunluo and An Chuyu and become the one who steals the spotlight, so there are no particularly good photos with people, so paste one that can still be seen. The only portrait that can be seen is that the Colosseum went down from the top to the second floor, and a large group of people were seen gathered in the drop place. Curiosity drove Yunluo and An Chuyu to post it too.

Discover the rooftop where you can best see the Arch of Constantine. The Arch of Constantine was built to commemorate the victory of Constantine I at the Battle of the Mirivi Bridge in 312 and is the newest of the existing triumphal arches in Rome. To the west of the Colosseum is the Arc de Triomphe built to celebrate King Constantine's victory over his rival, Maxentius, three years earlier. (To be continued)