is between the Cluny Museum and Notre-Dame. We stopped inside to listen to the organ concert and enjoy the lovely and different architecture and windows. Later we returned for part of a mass. We visited 3 churches with organ concerts on Sunday, it was a very full day!
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Saint Severin
Saint Severin

is between the Cluny Museum and Notre-Dame. We stopped inside to listen to the organ concert and enjoy the lovely and different architecture and windows. Later we returned for part of a mass. We visited 3 churches with organ concerts on Sunday, it was a very full day!

is between the Cluny Museum and Notre-Dame. We stopped inside to listen to the organ concert and enjoy the lovely and different architecture and windows. Later we returned for part of a mass. We visited 3 churches with organ concerts on Sunday, it was a very full day!
Jardin du Luxembourg
The Luxenbourg Garden is a lovely 60 acre garden with fountains, ponds with toy sailboat rental, pony rides, marionette shows, game areas and many benches and chairs to sit and rest and chat.
We enjoyed the Parisian art of people watching and picnic in the garden on Sunday afternoon.

We enjoyed the Parisian art of people watching and picnic in the garden on Sunday afternoon.
Saint Sulpice
Saint Sulpice is famous for it's Sunday after mass organ concerts. We attended the concert, and then went upstairs with the organist to view the organ and see the church from above. We had hoped also to see the pipes, but that was not part of the tour! We were having so much fun, we forgot to take photos of the organ. You can find them on the website!






The Church prides itself on housing photo copy of the Shroud of Turin. Theis burial cloth is believed to be the one Jesus was wrapped in. A mysterious, holy stain of his image is on the cloth. The original cloth is in Turin, Italy.


The Church prides itself on housing photo copy of the Shroud of Turin. Theis burial cloth is believed to be the one Jesus was wrapped in. A mysterious, holy stain of his image is on the cloth. The original cloth is in Turin, Italy.
Saint Sulpice is famous for it's Sunday after mass organ concerts. We attended the concert, and then went upstairs with the organist to view the organ and see the church from above. We had hoped also to see the pipes, but that was not part of the tour!
Rabbits at the Metro Exit
We were pleasantly surprised to exit the Subway in Paris near our flat to find a little park in which it's main purpose seems to be to house the Parisian Rabbits. The park completely sour rounded by busy streets, with no way to enter or exit but to/through the subway. At first we were so surprised by seeing a few rabbits. Then the more we looked we saw that they were ever where in the grass and in the bushes. They were living similar to the squirrels and chipmunks in our neighborhood at home. In the moment we were tired and in a hurry to get home, so we did not stay, nor did we return...here are the few photos we took in the moment!
Cluny Museum
We are sure we lived many live times during the medieval times. We feel so at home in the art and items of this time period.
The Cluny Museum has a wonderful collection of medieval art. The most famous item is the collection of the Lady and Unicorn Tapestries. Enjoy and let us know if you too feel cozy and comfortable with this art!
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