A Walk in Montmartre

Hello dear friends! How are you? I'd like to share our journey in the Montmartre district of Paris with you. Some friends from out of town visited and we embarked on a wonderful, delicious, and enjoyable stroll together. I'll tell you about the love walls, amusement parks and the cafes we visited.

First we visited the love wall. The love wall was createdon October 15 2000. According to the information signs, this wall consists of 612 ceramic tiles and it has "I love you" written in 250 different languages a total of 311 times. Both couples in love and those who have been married for many years, as well as lonely souls hoping to find their better halves, come here because there's a strong energy of love in this place. Dear friends, I wish everyone a happy family life, to those who haven't yet found their soulmate, I wish them to find them. I wish everyone lots of love, happiness and prosperity.

Near the love wall there's a small amusement park. You can sit and relax here. A metro station is also nearby. In Paris the metro is available every 100 meters and bus stops are everywhere. Everything is comfortable and easy, moving around in Paris is truly convenient. You can see the amusement park in the photos. We've gone back to the beginning of the last century. Children and parents are delighted. Everyone is cheerful and having fun, with lovely swings.

After that we continued walking through the streets of Montmartre. The interesting shops and the unique arrangement of stalls caught the attention of my friends. The area is considered bohemian. We saw Madame Arthur. This place with a red sign, is a cabaret called Madame Arthur. Evening shows are held here, of course entry is restricted to those over 16. We decided to attend one of the evening shows that starts at 8. The performers sing famous songs from around the world. Watching this show is definitely based on interest.

To take a break we sat at a café and my friends chose croissants while I went for a slice of quiche. And we each chose a piece of apricot pastry.

Later we tried French macarons and had ice cream and drinks.

We walked until evening. We enjoyed the beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower. We decided to visit it another day.

Maybe I'll share it with you. Take care, my friends.

With love,
Ramata