Musée Carnavalet

The Musée Carnavalet, the history of Paris museum, is tucked away in the Marais. It's lovely and newly renovated. Have a look.

Mémorial des Martyrs de la Déportation

 The Deportation Memorial in Paris ( 1062) honors the 200.000 who were deported from Vichy France to Nazi Concentration Camps during World War II. 

 200,000 crystals are imbedded in these walls to symbolize the deportees.

  The memorial is located on the Seine directly behind Notre Dame Cathedral. There is no charge to enter.

La première

Most likely the first Paris Rouge posted here, March 2007.

Café Hugo

Une autre vue

Café Hugo

 Place des Vosges on a rainy Sunday afternoon.

Photographer's Dream

janvier, 2010. I will never forget this very special morning in Paris

Signes de Paris

Soldes

Soldes (sales) in Paris occur in January and July. Repetto's window is always my favorite. 

Kiosque des noctambules

Paris Mètro stop Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre ( Lignes 1 and 7) is probably our favorite stop. We love the elaborate steel and  colorful glass structure designed by artist Jean-Michel Othoniel,  titled "Kiosque des noctambules ( Kisok of the Night Walkers). An added plus is this stop is located at Place Colette just steps from our favorite wine stop, Café le Nemours. Win, win!

Marly le roi V - Un détail

 Found at the rock foundation of a home. I love the details and Marly le Roi did not disappoint.

Marly le Roi IV

La boîte aux lettres

Marly-le-Roi III

 Vine covered homes in Marly le Roi. J'adore.

Marly le Roi - Charmant I

Marly le Roi is so charming. I could have spent days there photographing. 

Marly le Roi - Un, deux,trois

For the next few days a little mini series. In 2012, Mary and I made a day trip by train to Vaucresson to visit a blog friend. Niki drove us to nearby Marly-le-Roi to photograph. It's a charming small town just 11 miles west of Paris. I hope you'll enjoy visiting this week.