From the rooftop of Printemps
...the view is spectacular
Do you see the boxes on the roof of Palais Garnier?
bee hives!
Can you get me a ticket to that roof?
I would be ever so grateful...
I love the bees!
The rooftops of Paris
from Printemps terrace
Boulevard Haussmann
75009, Paris
20 comments:
Fantastic, beautiful and I want to visit the bees, too! Delightful capture as always, Genie! Hope your week is going well!
Hugs
Sylvia
How awesome that the have bees up there.
Bonjour chère Génie,
... Et le miel de Paris est fabuleux ! tout comme cette dernière photo.
Gros biosus
Wonderful composition dear Genie. The building in the background is adorable!
Great shot!
Léia
J'aime bien les toits!
Regardez les toits de Petersburg dans mon blog :)
Bonne journee! :)
Hello Genie, this is a beautiful photo, lovely view!
Yes great view Genie. I knew that you had also a splendid view from the roof of la Samaritaine. The shop with the cast iron interior on board of the Seine. It was free for the customers inside. If it is now after restoration I don't know.
Excellent shot. The weathervane is impressive.
une belle enfilade de pointes et clochers
Fascinating capture ... So much detail to be explored! The sideways caduceus is intriguing! Have a fabulous day!
Wonderful! Bees are magnificent, and so vital to life. And of course they produce delicious honey. Just one more reason to adore them! Beautiful photo. :)
Curieux paratonnerre. Un caducée embroché et cette couronne avec un "N" ? N comme Napoléon III ?
Aren't the Bee Hives just amazing :-)
I love this view as well and have beehives in Paris on my list!
V
Pretty. Silver and gold.
Really? This is an amazing fun fact. Who knew?
I want to go up there too! This is truly a world-class view, beautifully captured by you --
oui c'est une vue spectaculaire c'est vrai!
Very nice image!
I've been on the roof of Galeries Lafatyette, but not Printemps. An equally fabulous view. How wonderful would it be to be on the roof of the Opera Garnier? I bought a little pot of the honey made by those bees on our last trip to Paris, and ate it in Australia.
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