Paris in September

The Musee' D'Orsay is a delightful art museum on the Left Bank. It was once a grand railroad station. Upstairs is a huge clock through which you can see the Louvre across the Seine.

On our final day in Paris we toured Napoleon's Tomb and hopped on the Opentour bus for a ride around the city.

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(40K)	Elephant outside the Musee' D'Orsay.	(27K)	The big clock inside the Orsay.	(31K)	You can see the Louvre through the clock.
(33K)	The Louvre Museum seen from the balcony of the Orsay Museum.	(38K)	Frank in front of a corner of the Louvre	(25K)	Statue across from the Louvre
(23K)	An old man was feeding birds.	(27K)	Inside the Louvre.	(49K)	Jardin des Tuileries
(20K)	L'Ecole Militaire seen from our hotel	(28K)	Our room was small.	(53K)	The dome in the distance marks Napoleon's tomb.
(29K)	The domed building houses a military museum.	(17K)	The dome is plated with gold.	(17K)	Statue of Napoleon.
(15K)	Tomb of Napoleon.	(28K)	Military memorial	(37K)	Inside the dome
(38K)	Cleaning in the rotunda	(15K)	Waiting for the tour bus	(47K)	The Louvre seen from the bus.

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Europe 2000

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