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continuation of our trip to Paris..another photo montage for you to enjoy. Background music is Harry Connick, Jr.'s "A Wink and a Smile," and Norah Jones' "Come Away With Me" and "Turn Me On."

In March 2007, we made our first trip to Europe. Paris was the first city on our list, and this is a montage made from some of the photos we took. The background music is Keith Urban's "Days Go By."

Paris is the capital city of France and a French département. Situated on the banks of the river Seine in north-central France, it is also the capital of the Île-de-France région , which encompasses Paris and its suburbs.

The beauty of Paris on a chilly winter morning...

If you're a tourist who prefers walking to bus rides and subways, then a hike inside the City of Lights is perfectly historic; especially if you start at Notre Dame where all the roads, as well as the city, originated.

This is our little "Mozart" and she is 18 months into a multi year, open ended trip around the world, that started when she was five. She started playing the violin at 23 months old, so we thought it would be fun to mark her unique odyssey by playing her violin around the world at key places. This is the first installment, with the most exciting moment being her concert in the Sahara. She rode in on a camel and played for 60 Berber kids that have no running water and have never seen a violin. The beauty that we are seeing and the kindness of people every where, makes this world seem like heaven. This experience has been a great gift to us and we would like to share some of it with you. Enjoy!

A little hill of no more than 130 metres high called Montmartre became one of the most famous places in Paris. You can climb this hill using the steps or take the Funicular. If you have a Paris Visite pass, you can use the Funicular free of charge. Once you are at the top of the hill, you can enjoy a gorgeous panoramic view of the city. The famous hill also has four extraordinary points of interest.

The Musée d'Orsay is one of the most popular museums in France and often has long queues at the ticket office. There is a separate entrance for Museum Pass holders (group entrance). The museum houses art from the 19th century to the present day. The best-known and most visited works are those of the impressionists. In addition to the paintings, you can also find sculptures, photographs and other forms of art. Large bronze statues representing de various continents of the world welcome you at the entrance.