After the museum and on the way back to our Metro stop, we stumbled onto Parc de Bercy (https://frenchmoments.eu/parc-de-bercy-paris/ ).
Another quiet spot tucked away in a busy city.
Everyone's familiar with the most famous parks of Paris, but there are many not as well known, but still breathtaking, havens of peace and quiet beauty, and worth a visit.
A book I recommend is
Hidden Gardens of Paris: A Guide to the Parks, Squares, and Woodlands of the City of Light by Susan Cahill and Marion Ranoux.
We were treated to lush greenery, beautiful flowers, sculptures, a carousel, an egret, some fuzzy bird chicks, ducks, turtles, a bit of whimsy, and a kitty on a leash.
I love this city. 💑
More Tomorrow!
2 comments:
Your nature photos are stunning. That first one after the egret looks as if it's a painting. And, I love the wheelbarrow! What a beautiful garden!
What a beautiful garden! And, oh that carousel! It's wonderful! You and Donald have captured the beauty and specialness of the garden perfectly.
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