APRIL 15, 2014
Hello again from Paris! Today I spent a major part of my day at the Museum Orsay which was spectacular! It is known for it’s large collection of Impressionism, Post Impressionism, Neo-Impressionism (and however far you’d like to follow that time line) art pieces and I loved every moment.
But this posting is focused on Napoleon’s Tomb which is very impressive. With all there is to see in Paris, this destination might easily get bypassed but it should not. It’s located just a couple of blocks from my hotel or I might have skipped it myself. As you look at my photos, just keep in mind, they could not begin to capture the enormous presence of the Tomb and everything surrounding Napoleon’s Tomb.
Napoleon’s Tomb is directly under the dome in this building.
The tip top of the building’s dome.
Inside of the dome.
Crypt door guards.
There he is. By looking at the people, you can get an idea of just how large the tomb is and how tall the statues are.
That’s an over all photo of the whole layout.
What do you think?
Thanks for reading!…… Until tomorrow and more sights of Paris……
Apr 16, 2014 @ 03:35:57
Great Pics as always. Thanks for posting all these Jeannie..Be safe!
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Apr 15, 2014 @ 23:43:43
Very impressive! You’d make a wonderful tour guide…no down time on your tours! This is almost as much fun as being there…almost 😉
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Apr 15, 2014 @ 23:02:16
I especially enjoyed Napoleon’s tomb, also! I believe the building is called Hotel Invalides. When you come home, we will have to get together and I shall dazzle you with my faded 50-year-old photos. :o)
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Apr 15, 2014 @ 22:57:10
What do I think? Can’t imagine seeing so much history and culture.I love every bit of you addiction. Thank you !!!
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