Goodbye, Dreux.

Well, the time has come for me to pack my bags and head back to the States.  It’s hard to believe that this experience has come to an end, but I am grateful… Read More →

La Chapelle royale de Dreux, finally visited.

On my last day in Dreux, the best thing to do was to finally visit the only famous monument in the town–the Royal Chapel.  Click here to read all about it, from one… Read More →

Cathédrale de Chartres.

The famous cathedral in Chartres, seen from a distance, behind some trees.

Le Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant.

Had a wonderful day today at Disneyland Resort Paris!

Pompidou’s Private Apartments.

(photo from Friday, May 4) A colorful room designed by Agam, an Isreali artist and designer who worked in Paris, for the antechamber of the private apartments of former French president, Georges Pompidou. … Read More →

Lady Liberty.

(photo from Thursday, May 3) A replica of France’s gift to the United States, in a garden outside the Musée des arts et métiers in Paris.

Where flowers bloom, so does hope.

These flowers are brightening up this gray, rainy day here in Dreux.

Nef de Notre Dame de Paris.

A view down the nave from the crossing of this famous and beautiful cathedral, which will celebrate its 850th birthday in 2013.  You can see the cathedral organ at the top, which will… Read More →

Escaliers de Gustave Moreau.

The spiral staircase in my favorite Museum in Paris, the Gustave Moreau museum, located in the ninth arrondissement.  Moreau was a French symbolist painter during the late nineteenth century, who depicted mostly biblical… Read More →

Lustre rouge.

(photo from Tuesday, April 24) A chandelier in a bar on Rue Montmartre, in the Bourse district of Paris.