On Sunday, my friends and I spend most of the day visiting 2 different well-known Parisian museums: the Centre Pompidou and the Musee d'Orsay. First up was the Centre
Pompidou. Before visiting, I had heard that you either love or hate the museum. I'm not really sure that I hate it, but it definitely wasn't my favorite. It's definitely an interesting building, but I can't help but think that it looks like a construction site that will never be finished. The art inside was definitely interesting, but not much of it really clicked for me. Seeing 3 blank, white canvases on a wall as a piece of art isn't my thing. Honestly, the best part was probably watching this little toddler giggle nonstop while watching what was supposed to be a deep film consisting of toy train cars falling. That was the highlight.
After Centre Pompidou, we visited the Musee d'Orsay. Going through all of the Impressionist paintings by Monet and Degas was really great. That was more of how I had envisioned a Parisian museum. The building was beautiful too- it used to be a train station, and the top floor has some great views of the Parisian skyline.
Last night, I also had some great food. A few friends and I headed to a Vietnamese restaurant called Pho 14 near Chinatown. It was my first time eating Vietnamese food, and I had a bowl of Pho, which is like a noodle soup, with beef. It was amazing. I had ordered a large bowl, but I still devoured it. Yum.
That's all for Tuesday! Au revoir!
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