David EB

One of the few pedestrians only bridge in Paris. It used to be full of padlocks that the weight of padlocks was more than the bridge itself. The removed locks are now at Sacré-Couer. Looks much better now with just glass railings.

Love the free museum of the Petite Palace with a nice colourful spring blossoms in the garden and the surprisingly nice collection of paintings and sculptures. There was even one Monet painting of the sunset on the Seine. Awesome visit.

Built in 1607 and still look great and solid and probably the most picturesque of all the Parisian bridges. It is made of two spans due to small island in between. This is also where you can go for a boat cruise near the very top of the island. Nice to get views on both sides of the Seine.

Our favourite place to eat Asian food in Collingwood. The vegetarian dishes are always delicious. They need more varieties of vegetarian dishes. The kids like their pad Thai and Singaporean noodles and would customize to avoid meat.

The main ground floor is where you can order from computer terminals. Near ground entrance they have an ice-cream booth as well. The second floor as a cafe but disappointing that they don’t have local flavours of Turkish teas. The washrooms are also on second floor. Kids would love this place for snacks and familiar foods.