#Champ de Mars Park

[emaadsidiki]

Funfairs of Paris 🎈 پیرس کے میلے

[eopederson]

Champ de mars, Paris, 2017.

[hsundholm]

Eiffel Tower Evening by Henrik Sundholm Via Flickr: This view, I presume, requires no particular introduction. Just came back after spending six nights in Paris. Had never been to France before! I got this shot from the roof terrace of Montparnasse Tower.

[cithaerons]

personality test is what side of the luxembourg you prefer...... 

[wolfephoto]

Champ de Mars - Paris (2023) https://www.flickr.com/photos/burtgummer/53196485934

[dailyoverview]

Eiffel Tower Stadium is a temporary outdoor arena constructed in Paris’ Champ de Mars park for the Olympic beach volleyball and blind football events. With the Eiffel Tower soaring above, the stadium has become one of the most popular and photogenic venues of this year’s Olympics. Soon after the events conclude on August 11th, the 12,860-seat stadium will be dismantled, returning the Champ de Mars to its normal state.

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Source imagery: Maxar

[famousinuniverse]

Le Recrutement, Cafe, Paris France: Le Recrutement, Cafe is a Brasserie Parisienne known for Traditional French cuisine. It is located on Boulevard de la Tour Maubourg, Paris France in 7th arrondissement of Paris. The iconic Eiffel Tower and its Champs de Mars park lie in this genteel district... The 7th arrondissement of Paris (VIIe arrondissement) is one of the 20 arrondissements of the capital city of France. Wikipedia

[miffy-junot]

"Aux Ministres Anglais", a poem by Napoleon Junot

Written by Napoleon-Andoche Junot in 1843 in response to the British's government's apprehension towards Queen Victoria establishing an 'entente cordiale' with France.

To The English Ministers

We have sometimes seen politicians, To remain at the helm of public affairs, When their frozen souls were full of fear, To present to the crowd a tranquil face, And, under a mask feigned audacity and courage, To parade with a big heart.

If they did not succeed in deceiving everyone, The wise man, who pierced the deep envelope Who, out of human respect, took their cowardice, Smiled and said: "We must take them into account Of these pretences of honour; for, perhaps, the shame Had they feared!"

And they were content with tacit homage That courage made their value hypocritical. This scoundrel, after all, allowed himself to be excused. But you, men without faith, ministers of England, It's not by forcing your fear to shut up That you want to deceive us.

No! into the dark abyss of cunning and falsehood Where your politics incessantly plunges, You find a new way of dishonour! You dare, like another to display his courage, While nothing in heaven makes us fear a storm, Proclaim that you are afraid!

You have, in order to serve a stupid hatred, You have prevented your young Queen from Had she become, in Paris, the guest of our King! Her confidence in us would become fatal to him, Probably! It cannot in our capital Rest on our faith!!!

And it is you, a nation master in felony, Who dare we thus throw calumny..... Ah! The abyss of time is not deep enough So that we don't know who is responsible for the insult. Europe has not, O perjured cabinet! Forget the Bellerophon!

But that is not what made you uneasy, My lords! you knew very well that among us, the Queen, As well as at Windsor, at the Park, at the City, Did not compromise her royal person, And that the old honor of loyal France Vouched for her safety.

Why then prevent the poor young woman To accomplish the plan she had in her soul? On our old grievances, why come again Throw this new offense brutally? Too much precaution sometimes is imprudence! Don't say anything: the lion is sleeping!

It is because in the shadow of the name of your Sovereign, Imitators of Pitt, heirs of his hatred, You took advantage of this opportunity To throw, without having to fear war, A vile suspicion, a gross insult To our great nation!

What you feared was that, as she passed, Seeing this strong people whom your mouth insults, The Queen in her heart said to herself: "They are lying to us! Those whose proud disdain in our court is degrading France, our ancient and powerful rival, Deceive their Queen."

You said to her, 'mylords': "France is exhausted! Insulting him is now easy for you! It has no ships, no cannons, no soldiers! Glory is a forgotten ghost! Victory Betrays her! Highlights of A Brilliant History In France, we don't remember!"

And you said to your young Queen: "France has become a bloody arena A prey to the fury of a thousand factions! It has kept nothing of its past splendour: this Queen, think no more of it: France is effaced From the list of nations!"

And when you saw that in our capital, Of all our greatness where luxury is displayed, Victoria came, and would see with her eyes, You have feared, my lords (that is your only excuse), That she did not perceive the shameful cunning Of your slanderous speeches.

Because you knew that, in a magazine, The victor of Toulouse would offer to her view, In our Champs-de-Mars, more than a hundred battalions, Intrepid soldiers, burning to enter the plain; Of a solid army in the eyes of a Queen Great samples;

You feared that hearing the people, in the street, Speak with respect and with an emotional voice, Of the frightful death of an idolized Prince, The Queen did not begin to feel any esteem For this people who know of a magnanimous Prince Love the sacred memory!

These are the real reasons for your feigned terror. I tell you here, you had only one fear, Robert Peel, Aberdeen! It is that Your Majesty Of so many falsehoods destroying the phantom, Do not say to you in a dry tone, return to her kingdom "Gentlemen, I know the truth!"

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[thedreamytrek]

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[luggagelockerparis]

Top 10 Places to Visit This Spring in Paris

Springtime in Paris is a magical experience. As the city comes alive with blooming flowers and vibrant greenery, there's an undeniable charm in exploring its streets, parks, and iconic landmarks. If you're planning a trip to the City of Light this spring, here are the top 10 places you simply can't miss:

Eiffel Tower: No visit to Paris is complete without marveling at the iconic Eiffel Tower. In spring, the surrounding Champ de Mars bursts into color with blossoming flowers, making it the perfect backdrop for a leisurely picnic or romantic stroll. Book luggage storage paris gare du nord

Louvre Museum: Beat the crowds and explore the world's largest art museum during the quieter spring season. Admire timeless masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo while taking advantage of the mild weather.

Montmartre: Wander through the charming streets of Montmartre, known for its bohemian vibe and artistic history. Don't miss the breathtaking views of the city from the steps of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

Jardin des Tuileries: Experience the beauty of spring in full bloom at the Jardin des Tuileries. Situated between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde, this meticulously landscaped garden offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Île de la Cité: Explore the heart of historic Paris on Île de la Cité. Visit Notre-Dame Cathedral, which is currently undergoing restoration but still offers stunning views of its intricate facade.

Saint-Germain-des-Prés: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. This chic neighborhood is brimming with charming cafes, trendy boutiques, and historic landmarks like the Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

Palace of Versailles: Take a day trip to the magnificent Palace of Versailles and explore its lavish gardens adorned with fountains, sculptures, and blooming flowers. Spring is the perfect time to witness the estate's beauty in full bloom.

Seine River Cruise: See Paris from a different perspective with a leisurely cruise along the Seine River. Admire iconic landmarks like the Notre-Dame Cathedral, Musée d'Orsay, and the picturesque bridges that span the river.

Luxembourg Gardens: Spend a leisurely afternoon in the tranquil surroundings of the Luxembourg Gardens. Admire the colorful flowerbeds, stroll along tree-lined pathways, and relax by the tranquil ponds.

Canal Saint-Martin: Discover a hidden gem in Paris by exploring the picturesque Canal Saint-Martin. Lined with trendy cafes, quirky boutiques, and charming houseboats, this canal offers a unique glimpse into local Parisian life.

Spring is undoubtedly one of the best times to visit Paris, with mild weather, blooming flowers, and a sense of renewal in the air. Whether you're admiring world-famous landmarks or exploring hidden gems off the beaten path, Paris offers something for every traveler to enjoy during this enchanting season.

[rooksmoor-manor]

The Engineers; or, A Dream of Spruce and Brass!

Through all of its history, the Manor has never been a neat and tidy place. Forgotten belongings, mementos, and memorabilia fill the cabinets, wardrobes, and bookshelves, from the attics to the basement, long after their owners have passed away. One of those items is the photograph shown above, which has a single sentence in the Founder's distinctive, angular penmanship, written in emerald ink on the back:

Lebaudy 'Le Jaune' - Thursday, November 13, 1903.

Although it may be nearly impossible to determine why the Founder might have kept this annotated photograph, it is not difficult to envision him that cloudy afternoon, darting through the wide promenades and narrow alleyways of Paris, immersed in his own thoughts while he pursued the enormous airship headed for the Eiffel Tower.

By the time he arrived at the Champ de Mars, the dirigible had already started its descent, and a crowd of curious onlookers was slowly forming around it. Between pushes, apologies, and the occasional toe-stomping, the Founder slowly made his way through the gaggle of sombrely dressed men towards that marvellous contraption. As he approached, he could discern three figures descending a ramp from the gondola, hurrying towards the impressive building of glass and steel located beyond the landing point.

Those three gentlemen were still deep in the long conversation they were having even before landing, as the gates of the Galerie des Machines closed behind them. "This will go down in history, I tell you!” one man exclaimed excitedly, wiping his glasses off on his waistcoat. “We left Moisson at noon, and as of just now, we have landed in Paris! Before suppertime! If we leave in the morning, tomorrow we might—"

"Nonsense!" interrupted another man, adjusting his top hat. "Until my brother and I decide otherwise, the dirigible will remain in Paris. Have you noticed the throngs?".

"This will be an excellent opportunity for some publicity, brother!" The third person spoke, grinning at the previous speaker. "It was quite a stunt to land the airship in the middle of the city; it will surely pique the interest of investors, who will undoubtedly see the potential our airship offers as a means of transportation; and, of course..."

"And, of course, its potentially endless military applications," interrupted the voice of the Founder from the mezzanine. "Such a shame," he continued, oblivious to the gentlemen's startled looks and wary glares. "Though undoubtedly not for all of you, I daresay that was one of the major driving forces behind this project. Am I in the wrong?"

The two brothers exchanged a quick look of disbelief before shouting angrily at the Founder, as if they had been deeply offended by his remarks in some way. After being politely ignored when they demanded that he identify himself, they hurled insults and accusations at him, claiming that he was nothing more than a rude interloper, possibly a spy from a rival company or even from a foreign power. Without even bothering to defend himself against such allegations, the Founder kept monologuing, now focusing his attention on the quieter gentleman, who simply looked at him puzzledly.

"What I am stating, gentlemen," he followed, "is that I simply refuse to believe that among the many factors that led to the creation of that wonderful machine parked outside, there was not even a hint of yearning involved. Someone here has dreamed of the day humanity could soar across the blue and see their own insignificance in the ground below, free as the proverbial bird in the sky. This person has felt the calling not of fame or wealth but of a dream. I am merely curious to know who among you has experienced such a thing and found the fortitude, the perseverance, to follow his dreams out up until this point."

"And why would it be like that? Why do you even care about such a thing?" asked the bespectacled man, clearly intrigued.

"Because," answered the Founder, "I do have an enterprise that only that person would be able to understand. I do believe they might even be able to consider it a potential act of atonement for their life's work, as soon as airships like this one you have outside start to rain fire on unaware civilians in the middle of the night."

"And what is this project of yours, this alleged chance for absolution?" One of the brothers retorted from behind the Founder's back.

"The building of a house," he replied nonchalantly.

[emaadsidiki]

Bonjour, Champ de Mars! ۪۫❁ཻུ۪✾⚘༉

[grtrsm-blog]

Port Louis, Mauritius Port Louis is the capital city of the beautiful island nation of #Mauritius located in the Indian Ocean. This vibrant city is a blend of cultures, with influences from the French, Indian, and African communities that call it home. Visitors to Port Louis will find a bustling port, historic buildings, and colorful markets selling everything from spices to textiles. The city is also home to several museums, including the Blue Penny Museum, which showcases the island's rich history and culture. One of the most iconic #landmarks in Port Louis is the Champ de Mars racecourse, which dates back to the 19th century and is the oldest horse racing track in the southern hemisphere. The city is also home to several parks and gardens, including the beautiful #Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, which is home to a variety of exotic plant species. Overall, #PortLouis is a fascinating and dynamic city that offers visitors a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. It is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Mauritius #travelphotoghaphy 📷 @grtrsm (presso Port Louis - Mauritius) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp7M4PUMRqM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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**I will keep updating this post, it’s pinned to my blog**

LIAM PAYNE MEMORIAL (Update)

Online

Virtual memorial | October 20 - 12pm EST

Meeting ID: 815 4938 9948

Passcode: 684974

Online Memorial | October 29 | Follow this blog for more info:

Digital Wall | Messages for Liam | this will stay up forever

Petition | Enact Legislation to Safeguard Artists' Mental Health in the Entertainment Industry

Europe

🇬🇧 🏠 Wolverhampton | October 18 - 6pm | The Halls, University of Wolverhampton

🇬🇧 Holmes Chapel | October 21 - Morning | Train Station

🇬🇧 London | October 20 - 2pm | Hyde Park meeting point at Peter Pan statue

🇬🇧 Liverpool | October 19 - 2pm | Docks on keel wharf bridge

🇬🇧 Glasgow | October 20 - 2pm | Sir Walter Scott Statue in George Square

🇬🇧 Manchester | October 20 - 6pm | Cathedral Gardens

🇬🇧 Birmingham | October 20 - 4pm | Chamberlain Square

🇬🇧 Belfast | October 20 - 4pm | Palm house at Botanic Gardens

🇬🇧 Edinburg | October 20 - 3pm | The Meadows

🇬🇧 Scotland | October 20 - 2pm | Beach front (across from Inoflate)

🇬🇧 Newcastle | October 20 - 2pm | Outside Church of St Thomas

🇬🇧 Bath | October 20 - 12pm | Bath Abbey

🇬🇧 Sheffield | October 20 - 3pm | Town Hall

🇮🇪 Dublin | October 19 /20 - 2pm | St Stephen’s Green

Link: https://t.co/SpzoWGMjX6

🇮🇪 Cork | October 20 - 4pm | Bishop Lucey Park

🇮🇪 Galway | October 20 - 4pm | Eyre Square |

Link: chat.whatsapp.com/FCjQMWN1B2U9iD…

🇫🇷 Paris | October 20 - 2pm | Jardins des Tuileries

🇫🇷 Toulouse | October 20 - 6pm | Jardin Royal

🇫🇷 Rennes | October 20 - 3:30pm | Parc du Thador

🇫🇷 Lyon | October 20 - 2pm | Place Antonin Poncet

🇫🇷 Montpellier | October 20 - 2pm | Jardin du Champ de Mars

🇫🇷 Lille | October 20 - 2pm | Parc de la Citadelle

🇫🇷 Bordeaux | October 20 - 2pm | Jardin public

🇫🇷 Nancy | October 20 - 2pm | Parc de la pépinière

🇫🇷 Marseille | October 20 - 2pm | En bas de Notre Dame de la Garde

🇫🇷 Strasbourg | October 20 - 2:30pm | Parc de l���Orangerie

🇫🇷 Rouen | October 20 - 2pm | Square Verdrel

🇫🇷 Nice | October 20 - 2:30pm | Jardin Albert 1er

🇫🇷 Dijon | October 20 - 2pm | Jardin de l’Arquebuse

🇩🇪 Munich | October 20 - 3pm | Olympiahalle

🇩🇪 Cologne | October 20 - 4pm | Cologne Cathedral

🇩🇪 Berlin | October 20 - 4pm | S Treptower Park (Ost)

🇩🇪 Frankfurt | October 20 - 3pm | Metzlerpark

🇩🇪 Düsseldorf | October 20 - 3pm | Rheinpark

🇩🇪 Hamburg | October 20 - 3pm | Amphitheater

🇩🇪 Dresden | October 20 - 2pm | Frauenkirche/Blaues Wunder

🇩🇪 Dortmund | October 20 - 2pm | Treffpunkt am Dortmunder Hauptbahnhof

🇩🇪 Hannover | October 20 - 5pm | Opernplatz

🇩🇪 Several cities around the country https://t.co/pJfzDfC4BL …

🇳🇴 Oslo | October 19 - 3pm | Utenfor Oslo Domkirk

🇫🇮 Helsinki | Olympiastadion (outside south entrance) | NO GATHERING

🇸🇪 Stockholm | October 19 - 6pm | Svartensgatan 8

🇩🇰 Odense | October 18 - 7:30pm | Odense Domkirke

🇳🇱 Utrecht | October 20 - 2pm | Central Station

🇳🇱 Utrecht | October 26 - 2pm | ?

🇧🇪 Brussels | October 19/20 - 2pm | Parc de Bruxelles

🇪🇸 Madrid | October 19 - 7pm | Parque Del Retiro

🇪🇸 Madrid | October 20 - 3pm | Plaza de Santa Ana

🇪🇸 Barcelona | October 20 - 4pm | Plaza Cataluña Al lado Primark

🇪🇸 Bilbao | October 20 - 4:30pm | Ayuntamiento

🇪🇸 Palma - Mallorca | October 19 - 6pm | Parc de la Mar

🇵🇹 Lisbon | October 27 - 6pm | Meo Arena, Oriente

🇵🇹 Oporto | October 20 - 3:30pm | Stadium of Dragão

🇮🇹 Milan | October 20 - 3pm | Piazza Duomo

🇮🇹 Rome | October 20 - 3pm | Villa Borghese

🇮🇹 Naples | October 27 - 5pm | Piazza Del Plebiscito

🇮🇹 Bologna | October 20 - 3pm | Piazza maggiore

🇮🇹 Bari | October 27 & November 3 - 5:30pm | Caserma Rossani

🇮🇹 Pisa | October 26 - 4pm | Giardino Scotto

🇮🇹 Udine | October 26 - 4pm | Piazza Primo Maggio

🇮🇹 Salerno | October 26 - 4pm | Piazza Della Liberta

🇮🇹 Catania | October 20 - 5pm | Villa Bellini

🇬🇷 Athens | November 2 - 12pm | OAKA stadium, "Eirini" metro station

🇬🇷 Thessaloniki | November 2 - 12pm | Pasha's Gardens

🇵🇱 Warsaw | October 20 - 1pm | 12 Kawalerii Street

🇩🇰 Skive | October 18 - 8pm | Skive Anlæg

🇭🇺 Budapest | October 20 - 5pm | Hero's Square

🇦🇹 Vienna | October 20 - 3pm | Ernst-Happel-Stadium

🇦🇹 Vienna | October 27 - 3pm | Ernst-Happel-Stadium

🇨🇭Zurich | October 19 - 2pm | Blatterwiese (next to Chinagarten)

🇨🇭Bern | October 20 - 2pm | Wankdorf Stadium

🇨🇿 Prague | October 20 - 4pm | Wenceslas Square

🇭🇺 Budapest | October 19 - 10am | Városliget

🇺🇦 Kiev | UK Embassy | NO GATHERING

South America, Oceania & Asia

South America:

🇧🇷 São Paulo | October 27 - 2pm | Parque Ibirapuera

🇧🇷 São Paulo Esalq | October 27 - 3pm | Piracicabara

🇧🇷 Rio de Janeiro | October 27 - 1pm | Quinta de Bao Vista

🇧🇷 Belo Horizonte | October 20 - 2pm | Pampulha

🇧🇷 Curitiba | October 27 - 3pm | Jardim Botânico

🇧🇷 Belém | October 19 - 9am | Praça Batista Campos

🇧🇷 Brasília | October 25 - 5:30pm | Biblioteca Nacional

🇵🇪 Piura | October 18 - 8pm | Plazuela Ignacio Merino

🇵🇪 Arequipa | October 20 - 3:30pm | Campo de Marte

🇵🇪 Lima | October 19 - 6pm | Parque al costado del Club Internacional

🇧🇴 La Paz | October 18 - 6pm | Puerta de la embajada britanica, Av. Arce

🇧🇴 La Paz | October 19 - 4pm | Teatro al aire libre

🇧🇴 Santa Cruz | October 19 - 4pm | Parque los Mangales (Av. Beni, 4to anillo)

🇧🇴 Cochabamba | October 20 - 5pm | Parque del Arquitecto

🇧🇴 Sucre | October 19 - 5pm | Plaza 25 de Mayo

🇧🇴 Oruro | October 19 - 5pm | Parque ecológico

🇺🇾 Montevideo | October 20 - 2:30pm | Rambla Kibon

🇨🇱 Santiago | October 19 - 4pm | Av. El Bosque Nte. 125, Las Condes

🇵🇾 Asuncion | October 19 - 5pm | Costanera

🇸🇻 Salvador | October 19 - 3pm | Parque del Bicentenario

🇲🇽 Monterrey | October 20 - 4pm | Macroplaza

🇲🇽 Mexicali | October 20 - 12pm | Vicerrectoria UABC Campus Mexicali

🇲🇽 Juárez | October 19 - 3:30pm | Parque Central Pointe

🇲🇽 Guadalajara | October 19 - 2:30pm | Rotonda de los Jalisciences illustres

🇬🇹 Guatemala City | October 19 - 4pm | Plaza El Obelisco

Oceania:

🇳🇿 Auckland | October 20 - 2pm | Freyberg Square

🇳🇿 Wellington | October 20 - 5pm | Katherine Mansfield Memorial Park

🇦🇺 Sydney | October 20 - 11am | Hyde Park (Memorial fountain)

🇦🇺 Brisbane | October 20 - 3pm | ***Post Office Square Park

***RSVP : saturdays_ltw@outlook.com

🇦🇺 Brisbane | October 20 - 2:30pm | River Quay Green

🇦🇺 Melbourne | October 20 - 11am | Flagstaff Gardens

🇦🇺 Adelaide | October 20 | Elder Park - River Torrens

Asia:

🇮🇳 Mumbai | October 20 - 5pm | Marine Lines, Opposite Pizza by the Bay

🇮🇳 Bandra | October 23 - 6pm | Mont Mary Church

🇮🇳 Delhi | October 19/20 - 12pm | Lodhi Gardens

🇮🇳 Hyderabad | October 20 - 6pm | Sanjeevaiah Park

🇮🇳 Kolkata | October 20 - 1pm | Maidan (Opposite Victoria Memorial

🇵🇭 Manila | October 19 - 10am | Sun Garden - 5th Floor

🇯🇵 Tokyo | October 20 - 2pm | Yoyogi Park - central field

North America & Canada

🇨🇦 Canada:

▪️Toronto | October 20th - 6pm | High Park

▪️Montreal | October 20 - 1pm | 4601 R. Sherbrooke E (Close by the Olympic Stadium)

▪️Vancouver | October 20 - time tbd | Art Gallery (FB group: https://m.facebook.com/groups/1081994593620682/)

🇺🇸 US:

▪️Newark - Delaware | October 19 - 4pm | Glasgow Park

▪️NYC | October 19 - picnic* at 11am and another event at 6pm | Washington Square Park

*Picnic RSVP : https://partiful.com/e/2WoJi0Onf8jWijlyFU8E

▪️Chicago | October 19 - 2pm | Gather at Grandmother’s Garden outside of Lincoln Park Zoo

▪️Los Angeles | October 19 - 4:30pm | La Cienaga** Park in Beverly Hills

**RSVP : https://partiful.com/e/P5qPcaZkgLizNYhzP0mm

▪️Bellingham - WA | October 19 - 5pm | Maritime Heratige

▪️Glendale - AZ | October 18 - 6pm | Glendale Heroes Reginal Park

▪️Louisville - KY | October 19 - 5pm | Cherokee Park

▪️San Francisco | October 18 - 6pm | Civic Center Plaza

▪️Long Beach - CA | October 18 - 6:30pm | Bixby Park

▪️Sacramento - CA | October 18 - 6:30pm | Memorial Auditorium

▪️Boston - MA | October 19 - 2pm | Boston Common

▪️Lewisville - TX | October 21 - 11am | On The Border

▪️Pittsburgh - PA | October 20 - 5pm | Schenley Park (Flagstaff Hill Pavilion)

▪️Fresno - CA | October 18 - 6:30pm | Save Mart Center

▪️La Jolla - CA | October 18 - 7pm | 12600 N Torrey Pines Rd

▪️Houston | October 20 - 5pm (picnic***) | Herman Park

***RSVP pls look at the IG @/1dlover904

▪️Philadelphia | October 20 - 1pm | The Lakes at FDR Park

▪️Atlanta - GA | October 19 - 2pm | Piedmont Park

▪️Minneapolis | October 20 - 5:30pm | The Common Park

▪️Orlando - FL | October 21 - 6:30pm | Lake Eola Park

▪️Seattle - WA | October 19 - 12pm | International fountain (Seattle Center)

▪️Cleveland - OH | October 20 - 6pm | Edgewater Park RVSP: https://partiful.com/e/TlvRTKsIVADl2AND1efp

Hi Sabine if you could please spread this, this account lists all the memorials planned for Liam across the world and regularly updates them, for those who wish and are able to attend https://x.com/HS_News_/status/1847077799942934740

Sending lots of love ❤️❤️❤️

LIAM PAYNE MEMORIAL

Europe:

🇬🇧 London | October 20 - 2pm | Hyde Park

🇬🇧Liverpool | October 19 - 2pm | Docks on keel wharf bridge

🇬🇧 Glasgow | October 20 - 2pm | Sir Walter Scott Statue in George Square

🇬🇧 Manchester | October 20 - 6pm | Cathedral Gardens

🇬🇧 Birmingham | October 20 - 4pm | Chamberlain Square

🇧🇪 Brussels | October 19/20 - 2pm | Parc de Bruxelles

🇫🇷 Paris | October 20 - 2pm | Jardins des Tuileries

🇩🇪 Munich | October 20 - 3pm | Olympiahalle

🇪🇸 Madrid | October 20 - 3pm | Plaza de Santa Ana

🇸🇪 Stockholm | October 19 - 6pm | Svartensgatan 8

🇵🇹 Lisbon | October 27 - 6pm | Meo Arena, Oriente

🇮🇹 Milan | October 20 - 3pm | Piazza Duomo

🇺🇸 US:

Newark - Delaware | October 19 - 4pm | Glasgow Park

NYC | October 19 - picnic* at 11am and another event at 6pm | Washington Square Park

*Picnic RSVP : https://partiful.com/e/2WoJi0Onf8jWijlyFU8E

Boston | October 19 - 2pm | Boston Common

Chicago | October 19 - 2pm | Gather at Grandmother’s Garden outside of Lincoln Park Zoo

Los Angeles | October 19 - 4:30pm | La Cienaga** Park in Beverly Hills

**RSVP : https://partiful.com/e/P5qPcaZkgLizNYhzP0mm

South-America:

🇧🇷 São Paulo | October 27 - 2pm | Parque Ibirapuera

Oceania:

🇳🇿 Auckland | October 20 - 2pm | Freyberg Square

🇦🇺 Sydney | October 20 - 11am | Hyde Park (Memorial fountain)

Asia:

🇮🇳 Mumbai | October 20 - 5pm | Marine Lines, Opposite Pizza by the Bay

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EDIT: added Boston

[thenewpathfinder2024-2034]

Enjoy a memorable evening in Paris

For dinner head to Chartier – it’s on line 9 at the stop Grands Boulevard. You can’t miss it: there’s a big lit up arrow with the name on it! Chartier is a fantastic, authentic French restaurant with waiters in penguin suits and delicious French food. It used to be a train station and has been open for over 100 years!

Behind Notre Dame is a small island with traditional French shops and restaurants, it’s like stepping back in time! Take a break after this, you’ll be tired! Go grab a coffee at Shakespeare & Co’s lovely little café just across the street.

After dinner take the line 9 again to Republique and check out Lavomatic, 30 Rue René Boulanger, 75010, one of Paris’ speakeasy bars. It’s actually a bar concealed in a laundromat, and you wouldn’t know it was there unless someone let you in on its secret!

To dance the night away, finish at Barrio Latino (46 – 48 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Antoine, 75012) a Spanish bar and club which is a short walk from Lavomatic. A fantastic place for dancing and drinking

Pay a visit to the Pompidou Center

After you have satisfied your stomachs, head to the metro station Arts et Metiers which is a short walk away (about 7 minutes!). When you reach the station, take the line 11 just two stops to Hotel de Ville. This is the city’s town hall and another exceptionally beautiful building. From the town hall’s square you can see our next two destinations! The Pompidou Center on your left and Notre Dame on your right

Grab some lunch at Marché des Enfants Rouges

It’s lunchtime! Take the line 8 (the station École Militaire is located just behind the Eiffel Tower) to the stop called Filles du Calvaire. At this stop you will need to walk a short distance (430m – 5 minutes maxi) to the Marché des Enfants Rouges (The Red Children’s Market). This historical market takes its name from the 16th-century orphanage that was originally built on this site. The orphanage closed before the revolution but was eventually reopened as a deluxe food market in 2000 after extensive campaigning from the locals. It’s a fantastic place for locals and tourists to eat! At the market you can find a variety of food from all different countries to try, which makes this the perfect place to grab some lunch!

Pompidou Center, Paris, Author: xiquinhosilva, Source: Flickr

Go and explore the Pompidou Center, a building built entirely inside out! This modern art museum is totally one of a kind and holds some of Dali’s most famous work.

Visit Notre Dame and Île de la Cité

Time to go to Notre Dame! Walk the short distance and check out the beautiful cathedral and its gardens. Notre Dame is an absolute must see with its beautiful stain glass windows and breathtaking architecture. It looks pretty good for its age – over 800 years old!

From there walk down the steps and through the Champ de Mars (the park at the foot of the Tower) and to the tower itself. Go to the top and enjoy the view!

Visit the iconic Eiffel Tower

After some shopping/Paris gazing, hop back on the metro line 9, which is just outside the department store, and head over to Trocadéro to visit the Iron Lady – the Eiffel Tower! When you exit at Trocadéro, you should make your way onto the square where you can enjoy the most superb view of the Eiffel Tower

Check out the Louvre Museum

This converted Palace is truly magnificent inside out. The Louvre Museum collection is actually so large you would need a month to see it all, so you should better skip it if you only have one day in Paris. However, don’t miss the chance to check out the exterior and snap a few photos of the building

Spend some time in Galeries Lafayette

After a tour of the Opera house, pop into Galeries Lafayette, a huge department store located directly behind the Opera. As well as being great for shopping, it has a beautiful dome ceiling and a terrace where you can eat, drink and have a beautiful view of Paris. It’s totally free to use the terrace, so even if you don’t enjoy shopping it’s worth checking out the view

Visit the Opera house

From there, walk just 100 meters to the metro and jump on the line 8 to the Opera station. At this station you will find – drumroll please – the Opera house! It’s one of the most beautiful buildings in Paris, and you can visit it for just 5 euros

Start your day with a delicious breakfast

Start your day by picking up a croissant or pain au chocolat from Du Pain et des Idées (34 rue Yves Toudic, Paris 10eme). Their pastry has a hint of almond to it and simply melts in your mouth. And yes, this place was voted one of the best bakeries in Paris

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