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<\/a><\/p>\nGeorges Restaurant<\/em> on top of Pompidou Center: 2 lunches<\/p>\n Studio of Constantin Brancusi (his “Head of a Woman” is shown below): 3 visits<\/p>\n Shakespeare & Company English-language bookstore:\u00c2\u00a04 visits<\/p>\n Studios and gardens of sculptor Auguste Rodin Museum: 2 visits<\/p>\n Montmartre: 3 visits<\/p>\n Jardin des sculpteurs de plein aire: 2 stroll-throughs<\/p>\n Pere Lachaise cemetery (pictured below):\u00c2\u00a03 visits. Chopin’s grave always has the most flowers.<\/p>\n Eiffel Tower: 2 visits. The summit: 1 time; the second level: 2 times<\/p>\n Cafe les Deux Magots<\/em>: 2 lunches<\/p>\n Cafe de Flore<\/em>: 2 lunches<\/p>\n Carnavalet Museum (history of Paris): 2 visits (and\u00c2\u00a0I still didn’t see everything)<\/p>\n Sainte-Chapelle Cathedral (whose windows are pictured below):\u00c2\u00a02 visits<\/p>\n Luxembourg Gardens: 2 strolls<\/p>\n Espace <\/em>(museum) Salvador Dali<\/em> in Montmartre: 1 visit<\/p>\n Picasso Museum: 1 visit<\/p>\n Suburb of Meudon to see where my dad lived\u00c2\u00a01928-29: 1 visit<\/p>\n Jacquemart-Andre Museum: 1 visit<\/p>\n Claude Monet’s studios and gardens\u00c2\u00a0in Giverny: 1 visit<\/p>\n Auvers-sur-Oise, where Van Gogh spent his final months and shot himself: 1 visit<\/p>\n Church of the Madeleine: 1 visit<\/p>\n Victor Hugo Home and Museum: 1 visit<\/p>\n Vaux le Comte<\/em> chateau and gardens (pictured below): 1 visit<\/p>\n Napoleon’s Tomb: 1 visit<\/p>\n Montmartre Museum (with Charles Leandre exhibit): 1 visit<\/p>\n Musee Guimet (with art taken from Cambodia, VietNam, and elsewhere): 1 visit<\/p>\n Montparnasse Cemetery: 1 visit. French singer Serge Gainsbourg’s grave\u00c2\u00a0had the most interesting collection of love offerings.<\/p>\n Hotel de Crillon<\/em>: 1 visit for high tea. I think my cousin and I saw a famous American director, but we weren’t sure.<\/p>\n Fouquet’s Restaurant on Champs Elysees (pictured below): 1 dinner<\/p>\n Studio and museum of painter Eugene Delacroix (his painting “The Death of Saranopoulos” is below): 1 visit on a rainy day<\/p>\n Alberto Giocometti sculpture exposition: 1 visit<\/p>\n Chaim Soutine painting exposition (one of his paintings is below): 1 visit<\/p>\n Edward Steichen photography exposition at Jeu de Palme museum: 1 visit. Like Monet, Steichen loved flowers and was deeply involved with the scientific propagation and study of delphiniums.<\/p>\n Francisque Poulbot poster and illustration exposition: 1 visit<\/p>\n Studio and museum\u00c2\u00a0of sculptor\u00c2\u00a0Ossip Zandine (one of his sculptures is below): 1 visit<\/p>\n Versailles palaces and gardens: 1 visit on a glorious sunny Halloween day.<\/p>\n Jardin des Plantes<\/em> and Mineralogy Museum: 1 visit<\/p>\n Cluny Museum of the Middle Ages (which houses the\u00c2\u00a0six huge yet exquisite tapestries of La Dame a la licorne<\/em>–Lady and the Unicorn, one of which is pictured below): 1 visit<\/p>\n Basilica St. Denis (where many French kings and queens are buried, including Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette): 1 visit<\/p>\n Marmottan Museum (with Monet paintings): 1\u00c2\u00a0visit<\/p>\n Orangerie museum with\u00c2\u00a0Monet waterlily paintings: 1 visit<\/p>\n Museum of Jewish Art and History: 1 visit<\/p>\n Garnier Opera House: 2 visits<\/p>\n Ballets seen at the Garnier Opera House: 3. I saw “Wuthering Heights,” “Songe de le Medee,” and “Genus.”<\/p>\n La Conciergerie (former prison): 1 visit<\/p>\n Memorial\u00c2\u00a0of the Jewish Deportation: 1 visit<\/p>\n Yom Kippur\u00c2\u00a0services at a temple in Le Marais quarter: 1 service<\/p>\n Top of the Arc de Triomphe: 1 climb<\/p>\n Petit Palais art exhibit: 1 visit<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n