Can you travel to Paris on a budget? Of course! Paris might look expensive, but there are a lot of places you can visit here for free ( i.e. Eiffel tower). I’m going to share with you our budget itinerary for 3 days in Paris on another post, but for now let me bring you to Paris through my photos (plus some tips and tricks)!
Photo Spot #1. Eiffel Tower view/s from Trocadero
Trocadero is the open area across Seine from Eiffel tower. There is small hill called Chaillot, that is really a perfect spot for photos. There are several spots where you can take great shots like the ascend to the stairs, the lawn, and even the view on the bridge. The Madaldal Kid Tip: Make sure to visit Eiffel tower twice- day and night to have different set of feels in your pictures.
A lovely walk in Trocadero. Photo by: Jin Beryle dela Cruz
It’s a girl thing pose in Eiffel. Photo by Jon Zuniga
One of my favorite photos along Pont d’Lena-bridge connecting EIffel tower to Trocadero on the other side.
Photo Spot #2. Under Pont d’Lena
If you want to have some river views in the center of Paris, go down via the stairs from the main road to arrive under Pont d’ Lena. There area also several snack shops here where you can have a coffee or ice cream.
Happy.
Photo spot #3. Subways of Paris
The subways of Paris feels like a maze inside. It’s neither clean nor dirty which creates a subtle vibe for street photography.
Bye bye train
Coming Soon.
Photo Spot #4. Musee de Louvre
Dan Brown fans- be prepared for you will be able to witness the various symbols and puzzles that were decoded in his book. Louvre is simply a must visit place for anyone whether or not you are an art-fanatic. It contains some of the best pieces that world has ever witnessed so far in its lifetime. Make sure to allot a day or so if you really want to appreciate what’s inside- otherwise a 2-3 hr window is just enough to take photos and check Mona Lisa.
Group photo right outside Louvre.
Artsy-fartsy-ish