Coulee Verte

A former railway, turned into park, two and a half stories above ground.

Just across the river near the Gare D’Austrelitz is this interesting building.

Though the clouds were rolling in, there was still some time in the afternoon to get a few external shots of the Louvre and the Tuileries Gardens.

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