10:00am, Chateau de Versailles
There was already a long-long- queue for the entrance A, when we arrived at Chateau de Versailles. It was considered that it would take one or two hours to enter. But what a fortune for us, the entrance C was open just in time, then we waited to enter only for fifteen minutes.
We used an audio guide and toured through the king's room, the queen's room, and famous Galerie des Glaces (Hall of Mirrors).
Then we entered another palace from entrance B, and this is also superb.
Again we sighed to see a gorgeous spot in France.
The Hampton Court Palace in London becomes a small building, if you visit the Versailles.
The gardens are larger, too. How many days do you need to walk in all of this shateau? I don't know.

Inside of Chateau de Versaillles

We came back to Paris city, and Hisako bought a watch at Cartie, then we were going to go to Musee d'Orsay, however,it already closed.
So we walked around the Seinu. This river is beautiful, too. I can understand the reason why Paris is called "Art City".

the view of Seinu

09:00pm, La Tour Eiffel
We came to La Tour Eiffel (the Eiffel Tower) to see the night view. We followed the long queue and it was half past ten when we arrived at the top of the tower. It means we had to move in a queue for one and half hour. Besides, we had expected too much. The view didn't meet our expectation.
And moreover, we had to fallow the queue to get down. We got tired very much.
This was the first place to have bored us in Paris.