Bato bus/crepes

The bato bus is a bus that goes around paris and all of its main attractions. It stops off at The eiffel tower, Invalides / Pont Alexandre III, Musée d'Orsay, St-Germain-des-Prés, Notre-Dame, Jardin des Plantes/Cité de la Mode et du Design, Hôtel-de-ville, Louvre and Place de la Concorde. It moves up and down the seine and stops at every stop for ten minutes. The seine is a river that moves through France. At one point in the seine it makes a large island that they have bridges connecting. In Paris you can apparently take a sewer tour through the sewers of paris. There are lots of bato buses running through the seine. You can get a pass for 1 or 2 days. You can also get a year long pass if you want too. You can get on and off as often as you like as long as your pass is valid. 

In Paris we had tons of crepes. If you are just walking for two-hundred feet then you will have walked by at least 1 place that sells crepes. Crepes were first invented in france. Even though they were made a long while ago there are still very famous in france. We went to a lot of crepe places and had a lot of crepes. Most of the crepes were nutella filled. (partially because nutella is my favorite food) The crepes that are made in france are probably the best crepes that you can get. The only crepes that are not good are the premade ones that are cold. If you can see the crepes being made on the crepe maker right before your eyes then they are bound to be amazing!