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| Café de Flore on Thursday, 25 October 2012, but it could almost as easily be 1952 |
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| The Café de Flore is one of the most dog-friendly establishments, inside and out, to be found in Paris. |
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| Moon over Saint Germain des Pres |
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| Greeting cards, calendars, a homeless woman and the Café de Flore on Blvd Saint Germain Thursday night |
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| Motorcycle helmet and grenadine, closing up the Cafe Rouquet on Blvd Saint Germain Thursday night |
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| At Prieuré de Saint Cosmes, 16th century poet Ronsard is buried and many roses are grown. |
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| A rose named Jacque Prévert: the poet who wrote the screenplay for Les Enfants du Paradis |
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| Ronsard's tomb. |
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| Panorama of the priory |
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| The Château d'Azay-le-Rideau is spectacular but ... |
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| ... in its own way, the public housing for low-income families in the village is pretty memorable. |
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| The Duke and Duchess of Windsor (formerly King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson) were married at the Chateau de Camdé in the Loire Valley of France. Several bits of memorabilia are not on display there. |
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| A reproduction of the dress Wallis Simpson wore when she married the Duke of Windsor. |
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| Some of the wardrobe of Wallis Simpson (the Duchess of Windsor) is on display, including her Roger Vivier shoes. |
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| The bathroom of French-American industrialist Charles Bedaux, who owned the Château de Candé when the Windsors stayed there waiting to hear that George VI was crowned and Wallis was divorced. |
