Arc Saint-Denis

The Porte Saint-Denis was built in 1356 by Charles V as part of a wall to protect the Right Bank and served as an entryway into the city of Paris.

Sloping

Though not very comfortable every chair on this café terrace in hilly Montmartre will be occupied by Happy Hour.

Big foot

 

 

Sculpture of a giant foot outside a gallery in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. 

 

 

 

Latticework

Looking up from beneath the Eiffel Tower.

A good seat

Outward-facing chairs for people watching is what terraces in Paris are all about.

Sortie

A thick double door, usually locked from the outside, has been left open.

After hours

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 As evening falls the light from a window of a corner boutique is contrasted against stone walls.