| One spot in Paris never fails to attract photographers - | | | | de I'Homme, devoted to anthropology, and the Musee |
| whether professionals or amateurs - and this is the | | | | de la Marine, equipment, diving suits, weapons and |
| terrace between the two wings of the semicircular | | | | replica ships. Some of the artifacts date back to the |
| Palais de Chaillot. Superb views from here extend | | | | 17th century. One of the largest maritime museums in |
| over the Jardins du Trocadero, past the fountains and | | | | the world. It is part of a network of venues that include |
| lake, and across the Seine to the Tour Eiffel. The | | | | those in Brest, Rochefort, Toulon and Port- Louis. A |
| palace was purposely built for the 1937 Exposition | | | | wealth of exhibits is housed here; books, maps, |
| Universelle to an art deco-inspired design. | | | | blueprints and photographs, along with navigation. This |
| Contemporary bronze statues are artistically placed | | | | is one of the greatest museums in all of Paris. |
| between its elegant columns, enhancing the | | | | This attraction is a must see for any world traveler. |
| architecture. | | | | Make sure to reserve some quality vacation time to |
| The purpose of the building was to house a number of | | | | visit this great authentic French landmark. Take lots |
| museums, as well as the Theatre National de Chaillot, | | | | and lots of pictures. This is the one attraction, along |
| which at one time was the centre of cultural life in | | | | with the great Eiffel Tower that every visitor to Paris |
| Paris. The most notable of the museums is the Musee | | | | will remember for a lifetime. |