:: Paris, Part 2 ::

River Seine Paris via Deco Tartelette

River Seine | Deco Tartelette

metro paris via deco tartelette

Rue Cler | Deco Tartelette

Eiffel Tower | Deco Tartelette

eiffel tower via deco tartelette

Pont Alexandre III | Deco Tartelette

Jardin de Tuileries | Deco Tartelette

jardin de tuileries | deco tartelette

j crew handbag paris via Deco Tartelette

chez leveque paris | deco tartelette

shakespeare and co paris | deco tartelette

les deux magots paris via deco tartelette

The day we walked all over Paris...oh my! We covered a lot of ground in one day...we were so thrilled to be there that with jet lag still haunting us, we were running off of pure adrenaline and cafe au laits.We took the Metro from Montmartre to Rue Cler to pick up some goodies for a picnic by the Eiffel Tower. The Metro was super simple to use...we pre-purchased 10 tickets/5 rides each which was perfect for two days.Rue Cler is famous for its specialty shops...1 street filled with bakeries, charcuteries, fromageries, flower shops...we grabbed a baguette (but of course), a bottle of wine, and cheeses aplenty and headed toward the Champ de Mars to nibble on our goodies and take in the view.After filling our bellies with rich treats, we set off to walk along the River Seine. We found ourselves walking all day which was lovely.We walked through the Jardin de Tuileries where we kicked up our feet for a bit, watching families take their daily stroll and kiddos hopping off and on the carousel.After stopping for a few cappuccinos along the way, we finally made it to Paris' Left Bank in the 6th Arrondissement.I absolutely loved this area. Full of so much history and delightful corners everywhere you turned...it was magical.We stopped to pick up a novel at Shakespeare and Co. before heading to the Notre Dame to watch the sunset over the River Seine.Before heading back to Montmartre, we stopped at Les Deux Magots for dinner. Classic Paris...See Part 1 of our Paris adventure here!For our trip, all I brought was a small handbag and this backpack. Yep, that's it. I went back and forth about it for awhile before we departed, especially since this was our first trip to Europe. I wanted to bring everything with me of course, yet also wanted to have the ability to get up and go, hands-free. I'm so happy I went this route. I packed staples that layered well and somehow didn't even wear everything I brought. Our excursion was 15 days total and we typically did a small load of laundry at each of our Airbnbs...Shop: Boater Hat, Leather Jacket, Sunglasses, Jeans, Handbag, OxfordsPhotography by Nicholas Winslow + Cassie WinslowFilm Photography shot with an Olympus 35RC

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