A New Month of Paris Memories
Paris in July is a blogging event that’s been going for over 15 years. It’s currently hosted by Emma:
https://wordsandpeace.com/2026/06/23/parisinjuly2026-all-the-links/ and so far at least eight bloggers have put themselves on the list of participants. This is my first Paris in July post, which is taken from a posts in the past. It’s been a couple of years since my last trip to Paris.
Paris in July: Thinking about the Eiffel Tower
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| Viewed from Belleville in 2013 |
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| From the Quai Branley Museum in 2016 |
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| From across the river, 2013 |
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| Up close in 2016. |
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| From Montmartre, 2018. |
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| Viewed by Remy the Rat in Ratatouille, 2007. |
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| Fireworks for July 14, 1888, launched from the partially built Eiffel Tower. |
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July 13, 1989. Bicentennial of the Revolution. We were there — but not this close.
(Photo from National Geographic.) |
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| From the Centre Pompidou |
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| Painting from the Centre Pompidou by Robert Delaunay. |
Blog post © 2026 mae sander.
Original photos © 2013-2024.
4 comments:
You have seen the Eiffel Tower from every part of the city, as well as up close and personal. I know you are a Paris expert, and I thank you for sharing these photos.
It's such an iconic image. I thrill to it!
Those are some great views. It's such an amazing structure.
The angle taken by each photo makes the vertical tower look very different. So does looking through trees at the base vs concrete.
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