The beautiful and expansive Luxembourg Gardens were designed in the early 17th century by Marie de Medici, widow of Henry IV. Often, after absinthe in a cafe by the Odeon Theatre, Arthur and Paul Verlaine would happily stumble through the labyrinth of statues and flowers, carousels and puppet theaters. Tomorrow we will visit the home and small garden of the artist Delacroix.
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Lovely photos. A wondrous place to be.
Thank you for these lively photos of an oasis in the middle of that beautiful, noisy city.