Day 4 - Paris 5/3/24 (personal post)

Today I got to see and go inside the Saint Chapelle. The cathedral is so pretty on the under. The glass windows are filled with bible stories. 


The Bible stories windows

Bible stories engraving 

After that, we walked to the Norte dame. The professor talked a little bit about it and we got to analyze the building. We then had lunch in the Tuileries garden.
             
             
 
                            Norte dame 
              

I got to go through the Orangerie and D’Orsay in the after noon. The painting and sculptures were so pretty. There was this room in the Orangerie that was filled with white painting. I feel like I could do that at home. Also let me tell you that D’Orsay is so massive. It took forever to look at all the painting.
               
Water Lillie’s 
               
               
Thought this painting was cool
               
    
One of the starry nights by Van Gogh

After the museums, I got food in this cute market. I ate a ham and cheese sandwich and of course got crepes. I then walked around the city for a little bit and got gelato for dessert.
            
            
Ate dinner at this cute park. I also saw two wedding parties in the park
             

They made this gelato into a rose




Mood for the day





























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  1. Drew FergusonMay 6, 2024 at 1:53 PM

    Looks like a fun day. I would like to see saints Chappelle.

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