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Postcard #3 : Paris

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Another postcard to celebrate 15,000 stamps ! :)

Since April was Paris and Netherland's month for me last year, so I would like to share my postcards from Paris today.

Hmm, it could be said as the first postcards I had ever bought in Europe and since it was the first time I bought postcards (and it is PARIS!), I bought A LOT of postcards!

The price for a postcard range from 10 - 50 cent.

The last postcard sent from Europe :)


and they are my favourites! <3 

Le Pont Alexandre III
Place du Terte
Le Trocadero
Notre Dame
If you would like to know about the places drawn on the postcards, you could read my previous post about Paris - here.

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