Trip to Metz, France
This morning we took the TGV (train à grande vitesse aka train at high speed) to visit the Alsace region of France, more specifically the city of Metz. Our first stop is the museum Pampidou, a museum located in Paris which has built this extension at Metz.
The museum is one of modern art.
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| Close-up of previous photo |
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| My favorite Gallery: Gallery 3 |
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| The city from museum level 3 |
Lunch was delicious
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| Entree: Quiche Lorraine |
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Plat: Onglet de Veau, Pommes roties au lard
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| Dessert: Tarte Mirabelle |
The town of Metz (where poet Paul Verlaine was born.) The town really has that feel of an old, authentic European town
The cathedral Saint- Etienne. It's nicknamed God's lantern because it has the most stained-glass of any church in the world.
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