Originally named Cirque Napoléon in 1852, this 20 sided building with its intricate bas relief work looks like an elaborately decorated cake! Visit the website here for schedules and events.
Great to see "Le Cirque Bouglione" again. This is a bit of a family tradition for us (and many Parisians.) My boy and his cousins have enjoyed the annual "spectacle" for years when we visit in the winter. Bonne fin de weekend, V. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
Jack, I almost mentioned that in my text. Our B'ham museum has the largest Wedgewood Collection in the world and that was the first thing I said as we walked up!
Great to see "Le Cirque Bouglione" again. This is a bit of a family tradition for us (and many Parisians.) My boy and his cousins have enjoyed the annual "spectacle" for years when we visit in the winter. Bonne fin de weekend, V. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeleteHow spectacular, V! The sign is beautiful, too.
ReplyDeleteUn bâtiment extraordinaire... Un très bel hommage grâce à vos belles photos.
ReplyDeleteGros bisous
The deco all around is incredible!
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me. I love learning about new places . Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place, love how it was decorated.
ReplyDeleteLove the rouge with the white and it does look a bit like a fancy decorated cake! Great snap!
ReplyDeletesome day
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ReplyDeleteLove the light and shadows of the first photo... I have only seen this from the outside but would like to see the interior.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of Wedgwood. Remarkable!
ReplyDeleteJack, I almost mentioned that in my text. Our B'ham museum has the largest Wedgewood Collection in the world and that was the first thing I said as we walked up!
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