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After resting at a bench outside Les Invalides, we walked along Pont Alexander. Pont Alexander is an arch bridge over Seine River and it is the most beautiful (bongga to the nth level) bridge in Paris. This bridge signifies Russian-French friendship and dahil dyan the bridge was named after Czar Alexander III.

On our way to Pont Alexander

Of course, when you are in Paris this will be the number 1 attraction that you have to go to. Lol! From Champs-Elysses, we got off at Trocadero (Line 8 )

Once you get out, you will be on Palais de Chaillot’s grounds. Before it wasn’t called Palais Chaillot but Palais du Trocadero. The Palais du Trocadero was demolished and Palais Chaillot took its place. There are two wide arcs at this palace just like the old one but they didn’t connect the two arcs so the result is you have an open view of the Eiffel Tower. Drama lang ni kuya choz!

Finally, I have time to blog about my trip in Paris. I think this will take 2 months to finish. Oh dear lord! Anyway, I have been busy with work and personal stuff that I have to delay posting this I will be posting about my experience at Philippine Fashion Week anytime this week. Yey thanks Java for the tickets!!

We got a lot of places to check out on our second day so I might be cutting this post into small parts. Good thing we still have jetlag at that time so we woke up really early and have more time to do some touristy stuff! Yey!

How to get there from Charenton-Ecoles, we took off at Republique at Line 11 (going to Mairie des Lilas). Then took off again at Belleville at Line 2 (going to Porte Dauphine). Finally we reached our stop at Anvers.